What weapons can military personnel carry personally?

Can military personnel take their own weapons into battle? ie an infantryman wants to carry a 1911 or USP instead of an M9, can they carry it into battle, do they need to carry both, what are the rules for these things?What weapons can military personnel carry personally?No-you can not carry personal firearms and use them in the performance of your duties while serving in the military. You are trained and issued certain weapons along with ammo for them and that is what you use. One of the reasons why the US military went to the M9 Beretta like what you reference is that NATO uses it and there is also not as much trouble with supplying ammo for it which is also used in some other light automatic weapons. The logistics and cost of the Colt 45 semi auto which is what the US military used to issue for a side arm along with the availability of ammo and the logistics of supplying a bullet that does not fit any other weapon were some of the factors in that decision.What weapons can military personnel carry personally?
no you cannot bring your own weapons on deployment (aside from a knife). if your CoC is cool with it they will allow you to modify your weapon (your own sight or front grip or maybe even switch out the barrel if your lucky and what not) but thats as much leeway as you get weapon wise.What weapons can military personnel carry personally?Paton carried his own pair of revolvers throughout WW2



twin Colt Single Action Army .45 revolvers. After he gave one of that brace of sixguns to a Hollywood star he admired and appreciated having the courage to entertain his boys at The Front, he backed up the remaining Peacemaker with a 31/2-inch barreled Smith %26amp; Wesson .357 Magnum.What weapons can military personnel carry personally?
None,service issue onlyWhat weapons can military personnel carry personally?You have to carry what you are issuedWhat weapons can military personnel carry personally?
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