Sigmas & the Afgan Army

[Camprunner]

This may be old news to some but I was reading last night that the Afgan army is getting another order of some 5,000 plus Sigmas (as of October) to bring the current order up to something like 22,000 plus Sigmas.

The Sigma must be working out or S&W would not have recieved additional Sigma orders after the first order or two.

Now for the big question .... What do you think the U.S.A. is paying for each Sigma that we supply to the Afgan army??

 

[Camprunner]

This may be old news to some but I was reading last night that the Afgan army is getting another order of some 5,000 plus Sigmas (as of October) to bring the current order up to something like 22,000 plus Sigmas.

The Sigma must be working out or S&W would not have recieved additional Sigma orders after the first order or two.

Now for the big question .... What do you think the U.S.A. is paying for each Sigma that we supply to the Afgan army??

 

[bluealtered]

If they like the sigmas, what until they get to try the m&p. As for how much, well, in a country that pays $600 for a tolet seat (us), i don't want to know how much.

Besides, the pistols being replaced will simply end up in the hands of the army we are fighting. blue

 

[Erich]

I'm surprised we haven't seen Khyber Pass "Sigmas" cobbled together out of Coke cans and old tires yet!

 

[8th SPS USAF]

One of our LEO's just came back and talked
about his job to train the I the Iraq's with
the Sigma. He said most of them were not strong
enough to pull the trigger.

 

[Camprunner]

I guess we dont have to worry about any of them shooting there feet off then.

 

[varoadking]

Originally posted by 8th SPS USAF:
One of our LEO's just came back and talked
about his job to train the I the Iraq's with
the Sigma. He said most of them were not strong
enough to pull the trigger.

Malnourished?

 

[BUFF]

Muley Gil could offer some insight on this but he very rarely visits the semiauto section of the site.