USCG drop Sig p229r DAK 40cal and switching to Glock G19

[Sniperwannabee]

After 20 years the Coast Guard is changing their Personal Defense Weapon

Here’s when you can expect to see the change.

www.mycg.uscg.mil

Good move every one hated the Sig 229 when they replaced the M9 with it , qualification scores went down due to the horrible trigger

 

[458win]

The coast guard isn’t a real branch just like the Glock isn’t a real gun.

 

[7.62willdo]

The coast guard isn’t a real branch just like the Glock isn’t a real gun.

Oh snap……..

 

[Sniperwannabee]

The coast guard isn’t a real branch just like the Glock isn’t a real gun.

 

[david walter]

Wonder if we can expect second hand SIGs to hit the market?

Probably not under Joe.

 

[Stavey]

Here the model they’ve chosen

 

[Milf Dots]

It would've been informative to put "Sig p229r DAK 40cal" in the title, and in the comment about it in comparison to the m9 9mm. And, did the CG m9s have a DA/SA trigger like the Military used, or its own version of a DAO?

And, the Glock Gen5 models are damn good pistols.

 

[Alabama556]

I wonder if they will have a safety like the glocks that were used for the big army trials several years ago.

 

[Sniperwannabee]

And, did the CG m9s have a DA/SA trigger like the Military used,

yes, the USCG is a branch of the military and used the same M9 like every other branch at the time

 

[Doc68]

I wonder if they will have a safety like the glocks that were used for the big army trials several years ago.

Of course they will......

Doc

 

[1911hombre]

I wonder if they will have a safety like the glocks that were used for the big army trials several years ago.

I bet they will not.

 

[maceface]

They do not have a thumb safety. They are nearly a bone stock Gen5 G19 MOS with the exception of Ameriglo U-notch sights and the longer magazine base plates from the DHS contract.