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Shirt designs probably won’t be ready until summer.

GG is trigger is an acquired taste. If you like flat triggers, you will like it. If you like curved triggers, you probably won't.

Sure is. https://www.hilton.com/en/attend-my-event/marylandstatechampionship2024/

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Love mine! I hope to see more come up in USPSA soon. The bull barrel makes a huge difference.

So why not just roll it into Limited? Allow major scoring in Limited division with irons only, or allow a slide ride optic in Limited with minor scoring only.

I'm fine with this too. Limited is only as active as it is because of new shooters who can bring what guns they have already. I see less and less new shooters doing that every month at my match now, since almost all new shooters I have coming have optics on their handguns.

This is the best solution IMO. Roll optics into Limited so we don't have to deal with creating a new division, and we'll have some new energy into Limited.

Like it or not, CO has done a lot of good for the sport and has brought in a lot of people. The division has appeal because a lot of people have optics on handguns now and it is going to continue to grow, just like it did for rifles 15 years ago. We could also get rid of power factor since it's completely antiquated. No one cares about shooting .40 or .45 ACP anymore, and all major in open guns does is destroy them. This really only affects two divisions, and Limited is already on its way out because no one wants to shoot irons anymore.

Yeah if it's anything I have learned about IPSC, trying to get rules information or clarification is a PITA. Say what you will about USPSA, but Troy and NROI are much better at making these kinds of responses and clarifications.

I'll shoot him a message. Thanks!

What's the consensus on a slightly modified firing pin block to allow an optic to sit lower on a Beretta 92? The mounting solution I am currently looking at for my 92X involves trimming down the firing pin block, but it can still safely function. Judging by D4a 18.4 and the IPSC rules interpretation ("A trigger assembly is defined as a mechanism that, once the trigger is pulled, activates the firing sequence of a firearm"), the FPB would meet the definition as being part of the trigger assembly since it is part of the firing sequence. I tried reaching out to IPSC with literally no response, so I'm asking here.

G43 with +2 basepads for carry. Compete with an Atlas Titan in Limited or Accushadow in Production.

Ran 4.7gr at 1.145 with a 180gr BBI in my G35 when I shot Glocks in Limited. Chronoe'd ~170 PF.

I have had nothing but good experience with my Atlas Titan. Between Atlas and Cheely, I can't imagine a bad route you could take.