Main Military Pistol Of Each Country

[@Guillaume0608Rosselet]

So lots of Beretta 92s (and licensed copies), Sig P226 (mostly licensed copies), Browning Hi-Power (ditto), but Glock 17s and Sig p320s (and variants) are the new cool kids on the block. Not surprised to see a few HK USPs still kicking around too. 1911s just refuse to retire lol 😂

[@SCPlntrCll096]

Belgium's Five-seveN is probably gonna be my dream gun

[@fuelmanadventures5800]

tried a bunch of pistols and revolvers some years back, the 1911 .45 was the most comfortable and easy to shoot for my big hands

[@pehobg]

​@@fuelmanadventures5800 Way past it's time tho. 2011s exist.

[@Pidalin]

also a lot of CZ 75 copies

[@hubcaploveswhiskey]

Most of those are all wrong

[@Ray123-c6j]

Fr

[@Kyle-v2b]

Right!! 😂

[@timcollins9711]

1911's just won't die. @ world wars and countless conflicts around the globe. John Browning was a Genius.

[@timcollins9711]

2 world wars.

[@hunthighlights281]

They won't. Even when other firearms are more superior in reliability, 1911s will always be around.

[@doldemenshubarti8696]

not only that, most guns use Browning tilting action. He literally invented how handguns work

[@meatl0ad]

Sar9 is one of the greatest handguns I've owned. Super ergonomic, inexpensive, and reliable as hell

[@beechialllaw2776]

Hell yeah I just ordered two 🤙🔥

[@tylerdowd]

Love to see the 1911’s on there

[@vladimirmoravek6749]

From 2019 in Slovakia we don't use CZ VZ 82 anymore, new duty guns are Glock 17 (17k pieces) or CZ P-07 DUTY (8k pieces).

[@MeatHarmonica]

Nothing home grown from grand power?

[@vladimirmoravek6749]

@@MeatHarmonica afaik nope + GP some says that GP aren't as reliable as Glocks or CZs

[@Vietnam_Gigachad]

Actually, in Vietnam we using makarov more than k14 now aday , well, at least back when im on duty but now they may change equipment to something else, who knows

[@longtranthanh8544]

Yeah, I believe they use both K59 (Makarov) and K14 (Tokarev improved).

[@foofoojergins9741]

Too booqoo?

[@SgtMcDick]

Well, there might be a discrepency because of the time it takes to replace the arsenal. You can officially adopt a weapon and still struggle to fully equip your army with it

[@reacherdude]

still amazing guns though

[@Pidalin]

Where are you getting those obscure 9x18 rounds for it?

[@ezio325]

Dude you are really off with some countries. In Slovakia we dont use the cz82 for some time. I guess you went on Wikipedia to get your info... We use glocks and CZs

[@WalterSobchak91]

Vietnam was like “fuck it this thing still works”

[@PXX-t1j]

Sweden calls it "Pistol 88" but it's Block 17 a little modified. The original Glock couldn't handle the Swedish 39/B -9mm ammunition, it cracked so they had to strength some parts of the pistol.

[@MythicalAvenue415]

När bytte vi ifrån sig sauer? Måste vart ändå rätt nyligen ja minns när ja va ung va d sig p226?

[@PXX-t1j]

@MythicalAvenue415 Svensk militär har aldrig haft Sig Sauer. Är svensk polis som har Sig 226 etc. De har nyligen bytt förra året tror jag- till Glock 34 tror jag det var. Tror inte alla fått ut vapnet ännu så Sig används fortfarande.

[@RetroPistole]

I was not aware that Iran used a Sig P226 copy. Great video! I enjoyed it very much.

[@michakazik2268]

In Polish Army, indeed some forces may use VIS-100 pistol. But it's new pistol which is in phase of replacing older pistols of P-83 and Wist-94. In my regiment where I work, we are still using P-83

[@CalamariCorps]

I worked with one of your medics there and he swore by his P-83, he called my M17 trash compared to it 😂

[@sputnikone6281]

In Israel both the IDF & the Police ceased using the Jericho 941 some 5 years ago and use a mixture of the Glock 17 & 19 and some Masada's (mostly in Police special units) In addition an Israeli made upgraded clone of the Glock 19 gen 3 called the Ramon is being increasingly issued to both IDF reservist ground combat units and paramilitary home guard units since the start of the war on Oct 7th 2023 to make up the shortfall in pistols as back up weapons.

[@francissantanagalvan2930]

Yo tengo noticias que "Ramón" no es tan buena como se creía! La policía y las Fuerzas Armadas de algunos países compran lo más barato. 😂

[@zdenekstary1]

In UK they have maybe baton. Crazy country...

[@alistairhackney]

No, our sidearm is the Glock 17.

[@zdenekstary1]

@alistairhackney but for 10 cops for whole country

[@M2fiftycal]

This video is about military pistols, has absolutely nothing to do with police in the UK. Stop looking for made up reasons to bash them, it's weird.

[@alistairhackney]

@@M2fiftycal he's just sore because Russia is losing to Ukraine.

[@zdenekstary1]

@M2fiftycal I don't think so. in the UK the police are a joke.

[@astonebrook91]

I see a lot of CZ 75 clones... But no actual CZ 75 variants?

[@JTM1809]

Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary use CZs. Could be, that the 3rd world countries still use their licensed clones of CZ 75 from the cold war era.

[@Pidalin]

I still see police in Czechia carry them, but maybe they already switched to newer CZ pistols in last years, I am not sure.

[@Vostok61-o4x]

the colt pistol will never go out of style excellent weapon. la pistola colt jamás pasará de moda exelente arma.

[@dataillusion]

You're right

[@declanx8110]

Very useful

[@dataillusion]

@@declanx8110Glad it was useful

[@benjawanchusawad5307]

🇹🇭 we use 1911 for training and Glock 17 Glock 19 Glock 18c and a lot of Glock not only 1911

[@Bhethar]

It’s crazy how the 1911 is still used.

[@efrasyab7403]

Actualy in Türkiye we use Canik Tp9 SFX.

[@Marcel_Germann]

Germany is the HK P8. It's a USP based pistol, but has some differences: -rifled barrel instead of polygon -dust proof magazine, made of semi-transparent plastic -the safe and fire positions are reverted, so fire is lever up and safe is lever down. P8 replaced the P1 in Bundeswehr service. In the numbers police guns are also included. And also guns that were tested but never adopted. -P1: Walther P38 with aluminium alloy frame, use in Bundeswehr and some German state polices and the Bundesgrenzschutz (paramilitary) -P2: SIG P210-4, Bundesgrenzschutz -P3: Astra 600/43, Bundesgrenzschutz -P4: P1 with 15mm shorter barrel, steel insert in frame, shorter spur on the cock, better sights, decocker only instead of safety. Test gun only -P5: Walther P5, adopted by some state polices -P6: SIG P225, adopted by some state polices -P51: Colt M1911, first equipment for the Bundeswehr -P52: Colt M1911A1, first equipment for the Bundeswehr -P21: Walther PPK in 7.65mm Browning (.32 ACP), for detectives and jet pilots of the Bundeswehr -P11: HK P11 underwater pistol -P7: HK P7, state polices and Feldjäger (German MP) -P8: HK USP in ordered design. P8A1: improved sights (glowing), reinforced slide. Standard Bundeswehr pistol P8 Combat: P8 without manual safety. -P9: Glock 17 3rd Gen. P9A1: Glock 17 4th Gen -P10: Shortened P8, test gun -P12: P8 in .45 ACP, specialized units -P30: HK P30, state polices and replacement of the P7 of the Feldjäger

[@dataillusion]

I appreciate the way you took your time and shared information about German military handguns. Thanks

[@Cutiepie-mf4ht]

@@dataillusion so do you think you could do the firearms of movies and TV shows such like bad boys and law and order?

[@dataillusion]

@Cutiepie-mf4ht Yeah, actually I'm doing it, there is a new video I'm working on named guns used in Furiosa Mad max saga, uploading on 1st November, hope you gonna like it

[@Cutiepie-mf4ht]

@ oh, I think I will and could you do the bad boys trilogy of weapons next as a future video?

[@dataillusion]

@@Cutiepie-mf4ht i will do it, but let's first see how that one will perform

[@fortnex9972]

Today in Argentina the most common gun is Bersa tpr, some forces use Beretta px4 , and in some Provinces Brownings are still in use

[@megustaelmate5499]

Security forces tends to use the Bersa Thunder, TPR is more like a sport handgun. In the army the Browning still in service

[@fortnex9972]

@megustaelmate5499 TPR is just the .odern versión of Thunder. Maybe you mean the BPC ( the hammerless)

[@mayorhaggar1275]

Blessed Bersa 🙇

[@WojtaDaCat]

We use either Glock 17 gen 5s or CZ P09 here in Czechia

[@francissantanagalvan2930]

Me gusta mucho la P09

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

More glocks than sig. That speaks volumes.. what surprised me is Italy not using the 92

[@natedog380]

There are a lot of sig copies of their older p22x series pistols on this list

[@Grooove_e]

I can see Italy using the APX over the 92. The 92 can be a bit unwieldy for people with smaller hands. What shocked me more than Italy not using the 92 was Albania using the PX4. Now, the PX4 is a fantastic pistol, but I didnt think any countries actually used it as a service pistol.

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

@Grooove_e true but also its the px4 is the only beretta made in a 45acp. I would love a 92 in 45acp and 10mm

[@Grooove_e]

@@jimmieburleigh9549 Same here. Unfortunately i dont think the open top slide concept would hold up to 10mm pressures without being overly thick/heavy but we can dream lol

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

@Grooove_e true but it would 45acp

[@johnbacon4997]

Can you do main service rifle?

[@dataillusion]

@johnbacon4997 the video is already on my channel, here is the link Main Military Rifle Of Each Country:kzbin.info/www/bejne/oF6YkIZmZsSFjK8

[@johnbacon4997]

@@dataillusion TY

[@CatacombSewersSewtube]

Nice.

[@prockbeats]

Sar9 is underrated as hell

[@colombianguy8194]

In Colombia there's a mix of Berettas, Glocks, Jericho's and slowly moving to the Colombian made Córdova pistol. The police use the SIG P320. Available pistols for the civilian market are the Glock 19, Córdova in 3 sizes, Jericho's, Masada, CZ P07 and P10, Beretta 92 and APX, S&W M&P and Colombian made Revolvers. Not cheap and easy to have a legal gun here, but not impossible.

[@jc2hl975]

En qué cuerpos de seguridad usan GLOCK en Colombia? Solo he visto Sig y Córdoba. Y la seguridad privada con revólveres.

[@colombianguy8194]

@@jc2hl975 Hola, por primera fuente de un ex infante de marina, la armada nacional usa Glocks.

[@xxxnyb]

Portugal Glock 17 🇵🇹

[@alexandrecudre2947]

Dude the Swiss army still uses the Sig P220 (the original but still solid grandpa of all the Sigs presented here)

[@alanpeyrot6471]

mexico doesn't use the 1911 as a main service pistol. its the sigsauer m18 or the sigsauer p226

[@Jesus-kw6en]

Ummm…actually Mexican armed forces ,uses sig p320 and iwi Jericho …

[@SethSilverberg]

Heckler & Koch usp handgun - made in germany

[@andreasvogt1396]

But Not in german Army

[@krzysiekgnat]

1:32 VIS100 is a polish gun, next generation after VIS from WWII, but police in Poland using Walter P99, Glock 17 and Polish P-83 9x18 makarov. 😊

[@balcomoz]

Border control CZ P10

[@makakson]

Lucky them to have better handguns, maybe except these who still stick with P83

[@meni2410]

Lol, in Israel we use either Glock 19 or Emtan Ramon

[@dataillusion]

You never used the Jericho ?

[@aleksihamalainen9229]

The Jericho is a police firearm

[@meni2410]

Most officers use Glock 19 nowadays. Some special units use SIG. Jericho is almost gone

[@clonetrooper513]

i thought the military used desert eagles

[@aleksihamalainen9229]

@@clonetrooper513 It's not very practical firearm

[@henrywang3403]

China uses the QSZ-92A/B, with the PAP using the older QSZ-92G. The pic you used is the old QSZ-92.

[@Truth-Justice-Freedom]

Turkish got good taste tho😂

[@MrLolx2u]

- Eh... Mexican military uses the M1911 still but their official sidearm has been the H&K P7 which, oddly enough, makes Mexico one of the rare country to even use such an expensive weapon as their sidearm of choice. - Thailand's also in the process of switching to the newer SIG M17 and 18 series with it already seen being issued to units

[@nostrodelaantares8416]

I've never seen a mexican soldier or marino have one of these but then again, I'm not in the mexican army lol

[@libertyforever836]

Which one goes off when you drop it?

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

Just to add, as you did with many other countries, Portugal also uses the Glock 17 - but you forgot to mention it's a gen 5 FS (Front Serrations), so viewers don't assume it's just a random model like a gen 1 of the 80's. Cheers

[@dataillusion]

Thank's for adding portugal

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

@@dataillusion PT it's mentioned, only the Glock model we use was not clarified. Thx and cheers.

[@TheGift23]

Belgium carrying the 5.7 crazy. Lots of Glock 17s and USPs

[@maginsolorzano2340]

In México is the glock 17 gen 3 , beretta 92 and diferent models of sig sauer

[@juncho1977]

😳 I would LOOOOVE to own a NoKo copy of the CZ75!

[@aclockworkpeon]

I had no idea there were so many Beretta 92 clones.

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

Taurus is one of the most prolific clone producers, including the beretta 92, colt 1911, cz 75, FN HP... There are countries that only clone, they don't even have a license to produce weapons, but most are 3rd world ones aka the poorest ones. Also almost SA guns are clones, from pistols to the Vektor ARs R 4 and 5 which are Galil arm clones.

[@CARL_093]

Cops and military had different primary hand guns

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

sord of... our and many armed forces use the Glock 17/19 asnd also Law Enforcement Agencies. The USP, the beretta 92 FS, the Makarov are also many times used by both the armed forces and law enforcement

[@АртемСадыков-с6ь]

Пистолет грач на вооружении КАК ОСНОВНОЙ пистолет не стоит в вооруженных силах РФ.ПЯ-пистолет Ярыгина

[@mirelstoian1987]

România - Beretta Storm and Glock Ucraina - Fort Bulgaria - Makarov

[@pauginer2644]

I'm from PH my issued side arm is a czp10c

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

nice. you're very well served. hope you have a great and peaceful service time.

[@fangpyer]

Russian grach Was widely considered a failure. They’re now fielding the striker fire levbeth pistol. Although not sure to what capacity.

[@kingzyjhiepelongco3593]

I wonder what military has a standard military pistol of the Glock 22 Gen 5 or the Staccato 2011

[@dataillusion]

@kingzyjhiepelongco3593 most European countries use many version of Glocks including the 22Gen5 but not as standard side pistol

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

@@dataillusion that's not quite right as .40 caliber gun is not common in Europe but more in the US, where they were widely spread, but even the US kept mostly the parabellum (including the FBI, dropping the .40S&W cartridge in their Glocks). At most .45 are use in Europe in SOF roles, like the SIG GSR, the FN FNP/FNX (Tactical), H&K HK45 (mostly used in the US by Seal Teams and Seal Support teams alongside the Glock 19X, mostly in C/CT version replacing the huge H&K MK.23, MK.23MOD 0, and USSOCOM MK.23, which are now in SEAL war reserves as it' still considered a great offensive pistol), H&K USP .45 (in germany is called the P12), Colt 1911 or 2011 or mostly more modern Kimber pistols in .45, Beretta PX 4 Storm 45, Glock 21, Sig Sauer P220 and not many much more - even the GIGN prefers the Manurhin MR73 revolver in .357 magnum (has it also happens with many Semi Auto Pistols) and limited use of the S&W Model 686 revolver - also chambered in .357 magnum. Europe simply does not have a tradition to use the .40S&W nor for military nor for law enforcement use. Cheers!

[@Bathtubcrocodile]

I believe Sweden is pistol 90 nowadays. And yes, It's a regular Glock 17 renamed within Swedens military. Police uses Sig P320.

[@dataillusion]

Why did they name it pistol 90?

[@Bathtubcrocodile]

@@dataillusion They named everything 90 in the military if it's It's 1990-tech or introduced in the 90's. M90 uniform, pistol 90 (Glock 17), grenade 90, cv90 (stridsfordon 90) machinegun 90 ( FN minimi) and so on. Machinegun 94 on the Leopard 2 is the German MG3. Swedens military is heavy on simple categorizing.

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

@@dataillusion the germans do the same: KSK HK 417A2 is mil called the G27k, Army future use (should have been in use already) HK 416/A8 is called the G95A1, HK, 416/A7 the G95 or G95K (depending of barrel Size); US: M17 and M18 are just mil names for almost carbon copy of the Sig 320 in different barrel lenght; KAC KS-1 in the UK is know as the L403A1 and so on.

[@benjaminstenke9716]

its not the HK USP. The Service Pistol for the German Army (Bundeswehr) is a modified Version of the USP called P8.

[@Astonvman007]

Brazil does not use the Beretta 92, they use the Taurus PT92, which they manufacture.

[@alejandro.9884]

Pero si en el video puso a la Pietro 92

[@ВолодяКлюканов]

Украина давно уже использует пистолет Форт-12, а не ПМ.

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

very right. but isn't since 2019 the Fort 14 also used? Great locally produced handguns, btw, pity the 9mm makarov chambering instead of 9mm parabellum (only used by SOF, like the glock, H&K SPF9, Beretta M9, and likely some CZ) Cheers

[@ВолодяКлюканов]

@Maddog-xc2zv two pistols: Fort-12 and Fort-14. Ukrainian Special forces use automatic Stechkin pistol.

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

@@ВолодяКлюканов thx. Slava Ukraine!

[@ВолодяКлюканов]

@Maddog-xc2zv glory to the heroes

[@athemorph6435]

​@@ВолодяКлюкановeven there ukrainian nazis found each other

[@Soff1859]

No idea where they got the idea of switzerland using the P320. I dont know there is even a single 320 in swiss army inventory. Its mostly still the SIG P220 from 1975. Altho some special forces have been switching to Glock 17 lately and even a few to SIG P2022 in the early 2000s.

[@DanielAlves-lm1cm]

Japan utiliza H&K VP 9

[@joekim3757]

a lot more hk than i was expecting

[@cheemomugdoo799]

The Swedish pistol has the same design aesthetic as their furniture.

[@CBDuRietz]

It's a Glock.

[@cheemomugdoo799]

@ yes, I realize that, but I think it’s fitting they chose a pistol that matches their design aesthetic.

[@sleepy.bogdan]

0:28 But it's even, not Gen 4, but Gen 3!

[@aloners_tm]

ukraine nowadays uses commonly "fort" pistols

[@dataillusion]

@aloners_tm I guess Fort pistols are limited

[@aloners_tm]

@dataillusion no, almost all ukrainian forces are armed with fort (police, sbu, sso, army)

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

@@aloners_tm SIP is the Fort-12 with Fort-14 also having been issued. Makarovs maybe the police, but likely not even them, rather using Fort pistols made in Ukraine

[@colzav532]

Albania its using glock 19 it used to be tt33

[@copperlive8447]

Next : Evolution of main Soviet/Russia tank ( start at T-26 or T-34 )

[@werre2]

Finland switched to Glock over a decade ago.

[@tylerrodriguez9233]

When the Koreans shoot somebody they can say Red’s line from Pineapple Express “You just got killed by a Daewoo, MF!”

[@nadavab1020]

Jericho so vintage. Now we have a lot of different guns way better

[@MrStensnask]

Actually, in Denmark, we use the Colt Navy

[@MrDelaroche]

Czech Republic armed forces use CZ P-10C, not F.

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

There are still many CZ SP 01 issued also, right? I know they're being phased out by the CZ P-10C but also F versions - or compact and full size P-10 frames, you just will not use the M which is the micro or sub-compact model

[@rooftopkilroy]

0:28 “Glock 17 Gen 4” *shows a Gen 3*

[@LangstonDev]

A lot of suspiciously old guns in this video... I have a feeling a lot of these aren't current.

[@bjornthomann909]

In Switzerland wie still using the SIG P220 / P75 in the Swiss Army and not a P320

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

also the Sig Pro SPC if I'm not wrong and officers, non commissioned officers and SOF may use the Glock 17

[@SabreWolferos]

When I go the Philippines I see more rusty 1911s than anything

[@Kievitzi]

In modern times, Finland has not developed or adopted a dedicated military pistol. Instead, the country has focused on other small arms and equipment. The Military Factory’s list of modern Finnish Army guns (2024) does not include a dedicated pistol, suggesting that the Finnish military has shifted its focus to other weapon systems.

[@jvihavainen6705]

Funny. The website that you mentioned has no official status of any sort in the matter, but people this appear to make far-reaching conclusions based on what it happens to list. In reality Finnish military has two standard issue service pistols - 9mm pistol M/2000 (Glock 17) and 9mm pistol M/80-91 (FN HP DA).

[@humbertoperea176]

Hahaha the current pistol on duty for the Mexican armed forces is the Sig Sauer P320

[@nelitogorostiza16]

Eso mero iba a comentar, en mi pinche vida me he encontrado a alguien usando una 1911 jajaja, a lo mejor uno que otro gringófilo y ya Pero las pistolas alemanas/austriacas siempre son mejores

[@Palm0vic]

Choosing USP is kinda expensive wow

[@Vârbeg]

What about Moldova?

[@joselemus1171]

Wrong about Mexico The military is issued with the Sig p320 and most police forces carrie a variation of Glock

[@SamiKhan-pp4ne]

Berreta 92 made in pakistan is very beautiful pistol and amazing .

[@LuckyBilly09]

If you did one for police the uk wouldn’t show up

[@VonUnaussprechlichenKulten]

Seeing that m17 rep the US hurts.

[@alexeysaphonov232]

Well there are many inconcistensies just one of them if you use american definition M17 and not sigsauer p320 then use h&k p8 and not USP for the Germany's service gun (there are a lot more service pistols in the Bundeswehr and other armies). Those are not just letters in e.g. German pistol there are different barrel and safety lever, I am not even sure if there are an tan versions around.

[@dataillusion]

All militaries use more pistols than then ones i shown, i choose the most used or the one which is considered as their main sidearm

[@alexeysaphonov232]

@@dataillusion but anyway P8 is different from a stok USP because it is using classical rifling (not poligonal as USP) and has a saftlever with inverse positions (relatively to the USP) to ressemble that of P1/p38.

[@dataillusion]

@alexeysaphonov232 i didn't know that, thanks for sharing the information

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

@@alexeysaphonov232 So what's the difference from a HK 416/A8 to be called G95A1? And the 416/A7 called the G95 or G95k depending of barrel lenght? And isn't the G27K a sbr HK 417A2?

[@alexeysaphonov232]

@Maddog-xc2zv what is started with G (Gewehr - rifle) is an army specification what is HK4xx Ax - is HK own specification, in theory HK could add options which will not comply with Bundeswehr specification (like a barrel type or a safety lever in p8), e.g. G95KA1and G95A1 are already two version different in the barrle length.

[@Braun30]

The country of Switzerland has Swiss citizens.

[@GM-ii8gs]

The British army uses the Glock 17 gen 4, not gen 5 🤦‍♂️

[@JTM1809]

Wow, the Belgians really use the FN 57? Given the cost of the ammo, this is really a form of subsidy.

[@skylynne4745]

All produced in Belgium so obvious choice

[@JTM1809]

@ It’s not an obvious choice. It’s a very strange, very niche cartridge, it’s twice as expensive as 9mm while not having equivalent stopping power. The only thing it has going for it is, that it has arguably better armor-piercing properties. But the cartridge is long, which makes the magazine chunky, and therefore the grip as well. The fact, that it’s produced there doesn’t make it necessarily a good idea. If it was so great, other countries would have adopted it as well.

[@mosesvice7998]

In Ukraine is much common the "Fort" pistol rather than PM nowadays

[@SO-Negative]

Judging by the comments your info is way off and thus your video is not accurate. Also in Finland we use Glock 17 and Walther P99, the FN HP-DA is training pistol. Glock is also main pistol for police forces here.

[@KarciJeKralSveta]

Slovakia use Glocks 17... this is totaly outdated...

[@fofo-w3n]

as a gun nut i can say quite a lot of these are wrong. edit: literally some of the weapons showed are not in active duty since 5 years._.

[@cqnnqr9426]

Unfortunately that is wrong. For example, in Germany the HK P8, a version of the USP for military, is used

[@adsadasdasdasdasd]

Sweden in the image it literally says glock

[@alexandreblanquaert5256]

Belgium Glock 17 gen 5

[@nikolaidoynov1211]

Wow..Glock is dominating as far as I see, but then HK is second, correct?

[@Dooby0071]

Pakistan with out military left over 92s lmao

[@boosensinder1378]

Switzerland is false, main pistol in the army is still the SIG p220, the p320 just won a few contracts in police departments but is nowhere in the swiss millitary.

[@sandersson2813]

Funny that USA requires a European pistol.

[@autumnfragrance6326]

Made in USA

[@sandersson2813]

@autumnfragrance6326 So what, it's still a European gun. Is a Toyota made in USA and American car? No.

[@SCPKing1835]

Ukraine mostly uses Fort pistols, not PM

[@Argentum-sv3hg]

BERSA ARGENTINA PISTOL

[@MrWeapon7777]

2:20 Taiwan No.1 🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼

[@Xenophon1]

Glock 17 for the win

[@MRsolidcolor]

japans army uses the HKVP9 not that jank they use. im almost positive that half these are wrong

[@geraldwarnock6803]

*Argentina*