Since the Revolutionary War, the U.S. Army has depended on sidearms for combat and defense, using a variety of manufacturers including Colt and Remington.
From flintlock pistols to modern-day semi-automatics, the evolution of U.S. Army sidearms illustrates significant technological innovation driven by military needs.
The shift from hefty 0.70 caliber pistols of the 18th century to popular 9mm pistols reflects changing views on weaponry and military strategy.
This exploration of sidearm evolution aims to enhance understanding of military weaponry efficiency and reliability over centuries, showcasing the advancements made.
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