Double Impact
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Well I finely got some time get a little trigger time at a local range.
First let me say I would feel comfortable to carry and use 9mm,40S&W or 45 acp for self defense.
But anyway I asked at the range buy a couple of other younger shooters there.
Why do the navy Seals use the sig p226 in 9mm when they can use any caliber and brand of weapon they want?
My answer was hell if I know.
I carry a sig p220 just because I like 45 acp now I carry 1911's glocks and so on so it's not just because it's a sig for me. However I do really like the sig.
I thought it was a good question sense there is always so many caliber discussions. What works and what does not.
So if one of the most elite forces in existence today rely on 9mm why are so many civilians that carry are always saying how ineffective 9mm is for self defense?
And why do they not carry the perfection of glock instead of sig?
Remember don't rip me a new a-hole these are questions asked to me.
First let me say I would feel comfortable to carry and use 9mm,40S&W or 45 acp for self defense.
But anyway I asked at the range buy a couple of other younger shooters there.
Why do the navy Seals use the sig p226 in 9mm when they can use any caliber and brand of weapon they want?
My answer was hell if I know.
I carry a sig p220 just because I like 45 acp now I carry 1911's glocks and so on so it's not just because it's a sig for me. However I do really like the sig.
I thought it was a good question sense there is always so many caliber discussions. What works and what does not.
So if one of the most elite forces in existence today rely on 9mm why are so many civilians that carry are always saying how ineffective 9mm is for self defense?
And why do they not carry the perfection of glock instead of sig?
Remember don't rip me a new a-hole these are questions asked to me.