9mm or 45 ACP? How the Age-Old Debate Should Really be Approached

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Posted May 10, 2017 9:00 am by Comments

By Aaron Barruga


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The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has a long history with Sig Sauer. The new 9mm P320, with its light recoil and fast handling characteristics, is replacing the …Read the Rest

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