Active military pistol inventory
Pistol as a one-handed firing of small firearms, mostly used for self-defense, and as a melee defensive weapon use, in the army is generally issued to commanders, pilots, special forces soldiers, armored fighting vehicle drivers and other combatants and field medics and other non-combatants.
The effective killing distance of a pistol is usually about 50 meters. Conventional combat, close-range firefighting is not common, therefore, the opportunity to use the pistol in modern warfare is rare, but the pistol is essential in the spectrum of weapons. Countries generally require the equipment of the standard pistol to be accurate, effective, reliable, easy to repair and maintenance.
However, different countries have different requirements for military pistols at different times.
For example, when the U.S. Army issued a call for bids for a new pistol in 2015, it required the new gun to be modular, but also to fit different sized hand shapes, be a non-reflective neutral color, and be able to add a target indicator to the tactical rail, among other things.
Our army is currently in service is self-developed QSZ92 type semi-automatic pistols, including 9 mm caliber and 5.8 mm caliber two. Among them, the 9mm pistol weighs 0.76 kilograms, adopts a 15-round double-row double-feed magazine, and can fire domestic DAP92 9mm pistol rounds or balabellum rounds. The gun uses the barrel short recoil automatic way, the barrel rotary locking mechanism, open locking ramp for the spiral surface, to prevent the gun machine in the mud and sand fouling re-entry stop. The safety trigger and magazine catch are "humanized" and can be used by both right and left hands; the illuminated door and collimator are set with fluorescent dots for easy night-time aiming; the bottom handle is equipped with a sight interface slot, which allows the installation of laser sights and tactical lights.
The Russian army is currently equipped with a variety of standardized pistols. 1951 was selected as the standard pistol "Makarov" pistol small size, light weight, usually issued to middle-ranking officers and above, so it is known as the "colonel's pistol". At present, this gun is gradually being replaced by three new types of guns procured in May 2003: the "Serdyukov" pistol has the longest range and greatest power, with a double-action trigger, all-steel construction, and is named the "Spotted Viper" because of the pattern of the sockets, and is mainly used by the Special Forces, Presidential Guard, etc.; "Yalikin" pistol is the most widely used, simple structure, reliable performance, weight; GSh-18 pistols equipped with the least number of lighter quality, easy to use and flexible.
The U.S. Army's active pistol to "Beretta" M9-based. The gun was developed by the Italian company Beretta in 1979, and was mass-produced during the Gulf War.
The gun uses 9mm ammunition with a capacity of 15 rounds, and is small, lightweight, highly accurate, easy to use, with a low malfunction rate and strong environmental adaptability. Its improved version, the M9A1, was finalized in 2003, adding a rail that can be fitted with universal tactical attachments. 2010 saw the P226 semiautomatic pistol formally deployed in the U.S. Navy's Special Warfare Division, featuring single- and double-action firing, a short-travel recoil mode of action in a breech-locking barrel, and a hard-oxidized aluminum bottom handle.
Almost all of Germany's most influential guns in the world come from HK. The P8 pistol was developed in 1988 and purchased by Germany in 1996. The body and magazine are made of recycled composite material, the magazine is transparent, the empty gun weighs only 720 grams, and the magazine is not loaded with only 50 grams. The steel parts have excellent corrosion resistance and long service life; small recoil, easy to grasp the essentials; good ergonomics of the grip, easy to use; the trigger, the firing pin insurance and use, good security.