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Glock Protest Of Army Handgun Contract Denied, Clearing Sig Sauer To Carry On Work

Glock Protest Of Army Handgun Contract Denied, Clearing Sig Sauer To Carry On Work
Sig Sauer P320 Modular Handgun System (MHS)

Sig Sauer has a green light to build and deliver the Army’s new XM17 modular handgun system under a $580 million contract the company won in January.The Government Accountability Office (GAO) on Monday denied a protest by Georgia-based handgun manufacturer GLOCK, Inc., which asserted its pistol is a superior replacement for the Berretta M9.GLOCK announced its loss in a press release on June 6. A GAO spokesman confirmed that the case was closed on June 5 and that GLOCK’s protest…

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