01-29-2017, 10:22 PM
Have just held a P320. In many ways the P2022 feels better. But the advantage of the P320 is that a pistol could be modified for various missions. That includes swapping calibers.
One way to help with this is for the military to issue weapons and field gear in Basic. The service member then pays a deposit to cover the cost of the equipment. As the service member moves during a PCS, he takes the equipment with him/her. No more needing to go to CIF to turn equipment or get issued. Plus service members now are required to go to clothing sales to replace equipment that is lost.
And the end of service, if done with honor, the service member would be given the option of retaining the weapons and field gear or turning them in for the deposit. If the service member wants to retain the equipment then it is transferred to him. In the case of rifles the weapon would have to be made non selective fire.
One way to help with this is for the military to issue weapons and field gear in Basic. The service member then pays a deposit to cover the cost of the equipment. As the service member moves during a PCS, he takes the equipment with him/her. No more needing to go to CIF to turn equipment or get issued. Plus service members now are required to go to clothing sales to replace equipment that is lost.
And the end of service, if done with honor, the service member would be given the option of retaining the weapons and field gear or turning them in for the deposit. If the service member wants to retain the equipment then it is transferred to him. In the case of rifles the weapon would have to be made non selective fire.