In July, Josh Dorsey, vice president of Glock Inc., told Military.com that the Army's selection of Sig Sauer was based on "incomplete testing" and that Sig Sauer's bid was $102 million lower than Glock's.
The Army, including Army Special Operations Command, intends to purchase 238,000 pistols -- approximately 231,000 XM17s and 7,000 XM18s.
