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I am sad to say my Glock 34 is not up to the task. The most reliable autoloader I own is a H&K P2000 which I gave to my sister!! She moved to a crime ridden neighborhood living by herself so I gave up my best gun for her. It was my most reliable gun. Never had a faliure of any kind. My Glock has had multipule FTF's. All my 1911's have been 100% with factory ammo but the capacity was the only reason why she has the H&K.
SIG. Just... Sig.
The tests military include (most of them) is a hit by another bullet (from I don't know what diatanceand what caliber), and I sure know any polymer pistol won't stand a chance.
I'm not saying polymer handguns are "not" good, just that they don't fit "military requirements".
A P226 or P229 is a perfect choice, period.
EDIT:
"While the commoners like me own G17's, I can get virtually any part to improve that platform and install it myself."
It's a Sig.... you just buy it and it's "Perfection" right out of the box you don't have to "improve the platform".
beretta 92 any of them carried one of the compacts for quite a few years never a problem of any kind, when I had to give it back since we went to sig's i missed it so I got a 92FS INOX for personnel use just can't make it fail.
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