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A Mexican drinks his Tecate and suddenly throws his glass in the air, pulls out a pistole and shoots the glass to pieces. He says "In
Mexico our glasses are so cheap that we don't need to drink from the same one twice."


An Iraqi obviously impressed by this, drinks his camelshit beer,
throws his glass into the air, pulls out his AK 47 and shoots the
glass to pieces. He says "In Iraq we have so much sand to make the glasses that we don't need to drink out of the same glass twice either."

A US Marine, cool as a cucumber, picks up his Miller Lite and drinks
it, throws his glass into the air, pulls out his M-9 Berretta and shoots
the Mexican and the Iraqi. He says "In America we have so many Mexicans and Arabs that we don't need to drink with the same ones twice."
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We can tell this is a joke because the M9 was in working condition and it was loaded. :wink:
We can tell this is a joke because the M9 was in working condition and it was loaded.
Rob, How can you say this about such a fine weapon. After all, it replaced the 1911 so it has to be a better gun. Our government said so. <ROTFLMAO>
"Rob, How can you say this about such a fine weapon. After all, it replaced the 1911 so it has to be a better gun. Our government said so. <ROTFLMAO>"

Not only that but it beat out the SIG, alledgedly...

Ed
My understanding is that SIG actually won the competition, but declined to build a facility in the U.S. By statute, any weapon used by the American military must be built in the U.S.A. Beretta (runner-up) built the plant and got the contract. Someone please correct me if I'm disinformed or unilluminated.
Pizza Pistol

I heard the same thing accept it had something to do with us putting bases or missle sites or something like that in Italy.

Maybe Dean has the inside scoop...

Ed
As I recall things, SIG and Beretta both passed the joint service tests. However, Beretta came in with a lower price when the full package (spare parts, support, etc.) was factored in.

Then there's the story that Italy threatened to close US military bases there if Beretta didn't get the contract. I don't know if that is true, but some still tell that story today.

As for SIG, well, the services did later adopt the P228 as the M11.
Pizza Pistole redux

I may be naive but it seems to me that it would likely have been a concession for something we wanted from Italy rather than giving in to a demand for something they wanted.

Ed

(I guess we're getting off topic here. eh?)
Pizza Pistole III

Hree is a link to an article by Daniel Watters on the XM9/10 trials:
http://usgi1911.tripod.com/beretta/

Best,

Ed
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