P320-M17-M18 Military Photos (Page 12 of 13)
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Originally Posted By Andrewc_c: Small little update to the ever evolving work gun. Put on the Brouwer flared magwell. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/78485/IMG_7236_jpg-3501094.JPG What takedown lever is that? |
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Originally Posted By tc2129: What takedown lever is that? Looks like the Align Tactical thumb rest takedown lever. Align Tactical |
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Originally Posted By FloridaCreekIndian: Looks like the Align Tactical thumb rest takedown lever. Align Tactical Awesome, thanks |
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Originally Posted By LsuJon: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/316069/IMG_6133_jpeg-3558108.JPG Now thats a good pic |
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Originally Posted By LsuJon: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/316069/IMG_6133_jpeg-3558108.JPG I second that! That’s a great pic! LsuJon: Have you seen any glass where on the Freon lens of your Romeo M17’s ? I’m at about 7500 rounds on my M17 and I’m getting a little bit of fuzzy glass going. Not complaining in the least bit, I know this happens, heck the Romeo 2 come with a little deflector thingy, just wondering if you’re seen this at all? Attached File Pic Thread: Attached File Cp |
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Originally Posted By eaglecp: I second that! That's a great pic! LsuJon: Have you seen any glass where on the Freon lens of your Romeo M17's ? I'm at about 4500 rounds on my M17 and I'm getting a little bit of fuzzy glass going. Not complaining in the least bit, I know this happens, heck the Romeo 2 come with a little deflector thingy, just wondering if you're seen this at all? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1417/IMG_2002_jpeg-3558145.JPG Pic Thread: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1417/IMG_1631_jpeg-3558147.JPG Cp |
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Still going strong with this setup and extremely happy with how it shoots. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Andrewc_c: Still going strong with this setup and extremely happy with how it shoots. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/78485/IMG_8128_jpeg-3591963.JPG I love my M-17, however I am a bit concerned about the recent events. I've had good luck with the M-17 and haven't heard of anyone I know have one go off. Just like you we are very rough on our gear. At least I have an option to use another platform. |
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Originally Posted By Joescuba: I love my M-17, however I am a bit concerned about the recent events. I've had good luck with the M-17 and haven't heard of anyone I know have one go off. Just like you we are very rough on our gear. At least I have an option to use another platform. It is unfortunate what has happened. We have access to G19s as well but I’ll continue using my Sig. It’s about a 50/50 mix of what guys are choosing to use in our unit. |
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Originally Posted By billygoat69: Why even risk it? I've never had a problem with the M-17. I never heard or seen an AD with the M-17. With the 1811 grip module it feels/shoots like a 1911A1 for me. I have been using it for a few years. I might have 9 thousand rounds through my issued M-17. However, when the M-17 came out I thought the trigger was too light for general issue to troops. The trigger feels too light, like a national match 1911A1. |
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Originally Posted By S-1: DEV https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/24782/Screenshot_20251008_155632_Reddit_jpg-3638497.JPG Nice! |
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Originally Posted By Joescuba: I've never had a problem with the M-17. I never heard or seen an AD with the M-17. With the 1811 grip module it feels/shoots like a 1911A1 for me. I have been using it for a few years. I might have 9 thousand rounds through my issued M-17. However, when the M-17 came out I thought the trigger was too light for general issue to troops. The trigger feels too light, like a national match 1911A1. I put in IMSI sear spring (standard weight), heavy weight firing pin spring and extra power reset spring in mine ... very good trigger now ... not too light, not too heavy ... still not as good as a ZEV Glock trigger but its dang close. I think I will throw in a GrayGuns setup soon. |
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Changes are coming. Just waiting on an M17 Romeo. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Andrewc_c: Changes are coming. Just waiting on an M17 Romeo. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/78485/IMG_8622_jpeg-3642375.JPG What slide stop is that? |
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Originally Posted By Andrewc_c: Changes are coming. Just waiting on an M17 Romeo. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/78485/IMG_8622_jpeg-3642375.JPG Romeo-M17 is legit. You’ll dig it. |
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Originally Posted By 11boomboom: What slide stop is that? Align Tactical |
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Completed. Old slide with new slide. Still need to take it to the range. The only two issued items will be the FCU and X300 if I end up keeping the comp’d slide. 😅 Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Andrewc_c: Completed. Old slide with new slide. Still need to take it to the range. The only two issued items will be the FCU and X300 if I end up keeping the comp’d slide. 😅 https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/78485/IMG_8628_jpeg-3643033.JPG Is this your duty gun? You like the Romeo M17? I really enjoy the Romeo M17 myself... |
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1st Group CIF working with USSS overseas on the Presidential detail. Attached File |
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Hopefully this is allowed. Marines with the 22 MEU doing CQB drills in Puerto Rico. Includes a bit of footage of M18s w/Romeo M17s being used as well. 22 MEU CQB Drills |
Finally got the new slide/optic to the range today.  Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Alpha-17: Hopefully this is allowed. Marines with the 22 MEU doing CQB drills in Puerto Rico. Includes a bit of footage of M18s w/Romeo M17s being used as well. 22 MEU CQB Drills I am thoroughly impressed with the Romeo M17 red dot ... it just points and shots so naturally (I've had Holosuns, RMRs, SROs, ACROs, Steiners) |
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Originally Posted By thehun06: I am thoroughly impressed with the Romeo M17 red dot ... it just points and shots so naturally (I've had Holosuns, RMRs, SROs, ACROs, Steiners) Oh yeah. I love mine. Enough that whenever I get the coin, I'll swap my P320-M18's slide for one with a Romeo M17. I've had a Holosun 507 on my M17 for years, and going from it to the Romeo M17 was as big of a jump as from going from irons to the Holosun. I hope that more .mil folks are able to get their hands on them, and it's not just limited to sneaky squirrel types. |
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Originally Posted By Andrewc_c: Finally got the new slide/optic to the range today. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/78485/IMG_8765_jpeg-3653552.JPGStill love mine. |
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Originally Posted By Alpha-17: Oh yeah. I love mine. Enough that whenever I get the coin, I'll swap my P320-M18's slide for one with a Romeo M17. I've had a Holosun 507 on my M17 for years, and going from it to the Romeo M17 was as big of a jump as from going from irons to the Holosun. I hope that more .mil folks are able to get their hands on them, and it's not just limited to sneaky squirrel types. I wish mine was issued to me but nonetheless it's a great optic and I'm glad that I purchased it.  Originally Posted By wayfaerer320: Man - with the 320 circus going on right now, it's interesting to see Army SF still rocking them. Still love mine. No circus, only clowns.  While it is still a small sample size I haven't heard of or read of any issue pertaining to the M17 unintentionally discharging within Group. From what I've heard, it's the same for the folks at Range 37. |
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My M17x has north of 3K rounds and has yet to act on its own … haha … I trust it … outside of some holster wear … my example has worn in really really well … I do wonder though how many people monkey around with light weight springs … anyways …. |
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Originally Posted By Andrewc_c: I wish mine was issued to me but nonetheless it's a great optic and I'm glad that I purchased it. No circus, only clowns. While it is still a small sample size I haven't heard of or read of any issue pertaining to the M17 unintentionally discharging within Group. From what I've heard, it's the same for the folks at Range 37. Originally Posted By Andrewc_c: Originally Posted By Alpha-17: Oh yeah. I love mine. Enough that whenever I get the coin, I'll swap my P320-M18's slide for one with a Romeo M17. I've had a Holosun 507 on my M17 for years, and going from it to the Romeo M17 was as big of a jump as from going from irons to the Holosun. I hope that more .mil folks are able to get their hands on them, and it's not just limited to sneaky squirrel types. I wish mine was issued to me but nonetheless it's a great optic and I'm glad that I purchased it. Originally Posted By wayfaerer320: Man - with the 320 circus going on right now, it's interesting to see Army SF still rocking them. Still love mine. No circus, only clowns. While it is still a small sample size I haven't heard of or read of any issue pertaining to the M17 unintentionally discharging within Group. From what I've heard, it's the same for the folks at Range 37. Maybe it was already asked, so if so, I apologize, but do you guys ever use the SIG MODX-9 suppressor with them? Or any other suppressors? |
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Originally Posted By Andrewc_c: Nah, we don't have any pistol suppressors. Originally Posted By Andrewc_c: Originally Posted By wayfaerer320: Good deal. Maybe it was already asked, so if so, I apologize, but do you guys ever use the SIG MODX-9 suppressor with them? Or any other suppressors? Nah, we don't have any pistol suppressors. They look cool though hah. |
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Originally Posted By wayfaerer320: Is anyone having their commercial M17 slides cut/modified for the Romeo-M17? Or just buying the factory Romeo-M17 equipped M17 slide? I just bought a new slide w/Romeo M17 for my commercial M17. Plan on doing the same for my P320-M18 down the line as well. |
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Brouwer 1811 = best grip module ever! Cp |
President’s Hundred Rifle (2022-2024)
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U.S. Army Distinguished Pistol Shot (2015)
"No man is entitled to the blessings of freedom unless he be vigilant in its preservation." ~ General Douglas MacArthur
U.S Army Distinguished Rifle (2024)
U.S. Army Distinguished Pistol Shot (2015)
"No man is entitled to the blessings of freedom unless he be vigilant in its preservation." ~ General Douglas MacArthur
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President’s Hundred Rifle (2022-2024)
U.S Army Distinguished Rifle (2024)
U.S. Army Distinguished Pistol Shot (2015)
"No man is entitled to the blessings of freedom unless he be vigilant in its preservation." ~ General Douglas MacArthur
U.S Army Distinguished Rifle (2024)
U.S. Army Distinguished Pistol Shot (2015)
"No man is entitled to the blessings of freedom unless he be vigilant in its preservation." ~ General Douglas MacArthur
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Originally Posted By wayfaerer320: Man - with the 320 circus going on right now, it's interesting to see Army SF still rocking them. Still love mine. They still have them and their Glocks. Up to the individual to choose. SIG issued as big Army TOE item and Glock as compact SOCOM requirement. Got MARSOC MSOT teams here and they are all running Glock 19s |
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Originally Posted By eaglecp: Brouwer 1811 = best grip module ever! Cp Originally Posted By Jaycnyp: 100% agreed! Yeah - I can't wait to get it! I also went ahead and ordered the Romeo-M17 slide - early Xmas present to myself hah. The only thing I haven't decided on yet is the trigger - will keep it stock for now, but not sure if I'll go the straight or skeletonized version - I'm sure they're both great. |
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Originally Posted By wayfaerer320:The only thing I haven't decided on yet is the trigger - will keep it stock for now, but not sure if I'll go the straight or skeletonized version - I'm sure they're both great. I think the stock trigger sucks. Get a trigger job or do it yourself and you'll be shocked a SIG can break like a 1911. |
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Originally Posted By Sinister: I think the stock trigger sucks. Get a trigger job or do it yourself and you'll be shocked a SIG can break like a 1911. Is it a pain in the ass to remove and install one of SIGs flat triggers? |