G45: Fill & Download for Free

I don’t want to repeat how magnificent some of our highway system is, just share some photos took by me during my ordinary drivingHighway G45 near Xinyu, Jiangxi ProvinceOne of the tollgate in Xinyu, ETC is widely usedHighway G70 between Shiyan and XiangyangThe Second Jiujiang Yangtze River BridgeAnd if you are wondering why there are such a few amount of cars…I dared to took photos only when there is not many cars, and of course when there is no surveillance cameras…One of the service area of highway G45, in midnight

SHORT ANSWER:Glocks mostly. Over the last 8–10 years, they’ve gone from 40 caliber to 9mm, with the G19/G17/G34 (often milled for MRDSs); however, I bet they’ll be going to the G19X and G45 (either milled or when the MOS versions come out). The G19 is by far the most ubiquitous according to the ex-unit guys (who also most often carry the G19).—-LONG ANSWER:From the beginning until the mid-to-late 90s, they almost all were still using tricked out 1911s (many with a piece of inner-tube around the grip to hold the thumb safety down). The early ones were Colt National Match guns with modifications, however, they went to Caspian frames in the 90s (barrels were Kart or Ed Brown—lots of clone people out there have all the specs).George E. Hand IV shooting a 1911:These guns would get shot so much that the armorers were working a lot. I know they did try to switch to the 2011 in 9mm, but it was short-lived (late 90s or early aughts—likely since competition people went to 2011).They then went to the Glock 22 and 23 in the early days of the GWOT (though, according to Kyle Lamb, they had to go from using the 180gr to the 165gr because the frames were being beaten to death—or maybe it was from 165gr to 180gr).These days, I’ve heard you still see a few guys shooting 40cal Glocks (22/35), but over the last 10 years, most of the unit has gone to 9mm in the Glock 19/17/34 (and I bet many of them are milled for Trijicon RMRs or Deltapoint Pros).Here are some early 40 cal glocks from SFOD-D with MRDSs installed (don’t know if the first one’s a clone, but I’m pretty sure the second pic is legit):***NOTE: Most ex-unit guys who are working as trainers now are carrying and shooting the Glock 19. Not all though. Mike Pannone is sponsored by CZ, and he says he loves CZs (he shoots a P-07 last I heard); Kyle Lamb is sponsored by SIG, and he likes the 320 VTAC (vtac is his company)—before that he was with S&W and carried an M&P9. dutchchrismoyer (from instagram) is ex-unit, and he still seems to love his 1911 (though his edc is a G26 or G36). Shrek (John McPhee) always seemed to use a G19 (or G17 or G34), but I’ve also noticed him shooting a CZ P-09 quite a bit (I don’t know if CZ is sponsoring him or what—he is friends with Pannone).I could go on, but I think the short answer is that since the pistol isn’t used that often, the most popular gun is likely the G19.However, with the popularity of RED DOTS on pistols, I think more and more guys are using those—so it’s likely unit guys are moving to the GEN5 Glocks (which seem to be the most bulletproof ones ever built—with little improvements like no “S” trigger spring), and therefore moving to the G19X and G45, milled for RMRs (but I can’t officially say this is true since it was from a non-public source*).—NOTE: All of this answer is from memory—what I’ve seen and heard from the guys themselves (in person or online) and what I’ve read in Haney’s book and Beckwith’s book on “delta”. I left out a lot of people because they basically say the same thing as these people.*I ONLY mentioned the names of people who are publicly known—by their own admission and bios—to have served with SFOD-D/CAG/“the unit” (I don’t use the term “Delta” since they don’t use that term except in the two book titles). I didn’t divulge anyone’s identity who is not public.

While the HD 4000 is actually usable and somewhat impressive compared to the utter crap G45 integrated graphics of the Core2 processors from a decade ago, it certainly pales in comparison the GTX series of graphics cards.So just as the HD 4000 is seven times faster than the G45 graphics, the GTX 1050 is seven times faster than the HD 4000 graphics as shown in the link cited by Jérôme Herbinet.