Videos tagged with Modular Handgun System

This video analyzes a leaked U.S. Air Force memo detailing supplemental inspection criteria for the M18 Modular Handgun System. The leak follows a fatal incident involving the M18, which is still under investigation. The content aims to inform M18 users and those with similar Sig Sauer P320 derivatives about the evaluation standards being applied by the Air Force, emphasizing a common sense, educational approach to responsible firearm ownership and safety.

This video discusses the U.S. Air Force's pause on the M18 Modular Handgun System (MHS) operations within the Global Strike Command, following a fatal incident involving a SIG P320 at F.E. Warren AFB. The creator breaks down the official memo, explores the implications for SIG Sauer's P320 platform, and shares thoughts on the increasing number of accidental discharge reports associated with the firearm. The video prompts viewers to share their opinions in the comments.

This video delves into the US Army's Modular Handgun System (MHS) program, offering the creator's opinions on the selection of the M17 pistol. The content aims to analyze and discuss this significant military procurement, likely covering aspects of the handgun's design, capabilities, and the rationale behind its adoption.

This video provides an in-depth look at the SIG M18, the compact variant of the US Army's M17 service pistol. It details how the M18 has been adopted by multiple US service branches, including the US Marines, as their standard sidearm, replacing various legacy pistols like the M9 and 1911. The review highlights the M18's modular design, shared components with the M17, and its shorter barrel length. It also discusses 'contract overrun' M18 pistols available on the civilian market, which are manufactured to exact military specifications and feature distinct military markings and components.

This video features Phil Strader discussing the M18 Commemorative Edition pistol, a limited release variant of the SIG SAUER P320. The M18 Commemorative shares identical components, coatings, and markings with the firearm adopted by the U.S. Army as the Modular Handgun System (MHS) and also chosen by the U.S. Marine Corps. The video also highlights an exclusive M18 Collector's Case, which includes a certificate of authenticity and a challenge coin, both serialized to match the pistol.

This episode of Gun Guys, featuring Bill Wilson and Massad Ayoob, delves into a comparison of the Beretta M9/M9A1 and the SIG M17/M18 Modular Handgun System. The discussion highlights the evolution of the standard US military sidearm, tracing the lineage from the Beretta 92 series to the Sig Sauer P320-derived M17/M18. The video likely explores the pros and cons of each platform, offering insights from experienced firearms personalities.

This video celebrates SIG SAUER's production of the 200,000th pistol for the U.S. military's Modular Handgun System (MHS) contract. It highlights the achievement of this milestone despite challenges like COVID-19 and high market demand, attributing the success to SIG SAUER's advanced manufacturing and dedicated employees. The company expresses pride in producing high-quality M17 and M18 pistols for all military branches domestically.

This video presents authentic M17 Military Surplus handguns, manufactured by SIG SAUER, Inc. for the commercial market. These pistols adhere to the original specifications of the Modular Handgun System (MHS) used by the U.S. Army. The offering is exclusive and limited, with the condition of the firearms varying due to field use. Key specifications such as overall length, height, width, barrel length, sight radius, and weight are provided.

This video, "M17 Ep. 2: The Chosen One," is the second part of a four-part series detailing the U.S. Army's Modular Handgun System (MHS) competition. It highlights how the SIG SAUER M17 emerged victorious against formidable competitors, earning its designation as "The Chosen One" due to its superior accuracy, reliability, and modularity for military use. The description emphasizes the rigorous selection process and the handgun's advanced features.

This video, part 3 of a 4-part series, details the M17 handgun's entry into service with the U.S. Army. It highlights the historic 101st Airborne Division, also known as the "Screaming Eagles," as the first unit to field the new modular handgun system developed by SIG Sauer. The content focuses on the adoption and operational deployment of the SIG M17.

This video analyzes the perceived failure of the XM17 Modular Handgun Program, which aimed to replace the U.S. military's M9 Beretta service pistol. The program ultimately selected the SIG Sauer P320, which was designated the M17 and M18. The content likely delves into the technical specifications, testing, and selection process, potentially highlighting design choices, performance issues, or contractual disputes that led to criticism or perceived shortcomings of the program's outcome.

This video announces the civilian release of the SIG Sauer M17, the U.S. Army's chosen sidearm based on the P320 platform. It details the limited release of approximately 5,000 units, highlighting that the commercial version will be nearly identical to the military issue, with minor differences in the striker mechanism and coatings. The description also mentions the M17's victory in the Modular Handgun System trials against Glock and its upcoming widespread adoption by the Army. The video also touches on potential pricing considerations and the inclusion of unique serialization and authentication items for civilian purchasers.