We all love the old "stopping power" argument.I own several handguns, and I prefer a higher caliber. I like the stopping power," said Tillery, who was also qualifying at the Fort Stewart range. "I've seen people take a few hits and keep coming. If I have to draw my gun and use it, I want them to stop immediately."
Well...if the car is 40 years old then that may be true but in most cases it is much cheaper to keep your car running than to buy a new car."If you're driving an old, beat-up Chevy, you're spending more money than you'd spend on a new car payment," said Daryl Easlick, a civilian who works at Fort Benning in Georgia and develops weapons meant for up-close fighting.
Lots of complaints that the M9 is too bulky for people with smaller hands. They are also considering allowing the use of "ammo that expands or fragments".
I think it is time for the army to develop a new handgun but I found the article to be interesting.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/10/1...o-supply-army-with-new-handgun/?intcmp=hplnws