Sounds pretty hokey to me.
It would require circumventing a bunch of test and procurement
requirements.
It would add an entirely new gun and caliber to the system.
And it has come to us from a rather obscure site on the
WorldWide Web of Misinformation with no windup, no buildup, no
publicity. I'm waiting.

Jim w.



>
http://www.defensereview.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&
sid=463
>
> Maybe there was a reason that the G37 was taking so long to
get to the Civilian Market?
>
> Ya know, if this is true the implications are HUGE.
>
> This would mean a Glock is more "Marine Proof" than a 1911.
> Didnt the 1911 fail the marine tests?
>
> OH NO!!!!
>
> Larry P