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No eye or ear protection, but I think that's the least of his problems.

Probably not allowed limited because some "stock" guns can't handle 9x19major. What would be the advantage in Production where everybody is scored as minor?

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What about... 8.2.4 A course of fire must never require the competitor to draw a handgun from the holster with the weak hand. Since gun is on the table, this rule wouldn't apply?

You don't like shooting weakhand? If WHO is required in the WSB, isn't it supposed to be the last shooting position? At a minimum you would only have to engage 3 targets WHO. They might change it later?

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They make right-hand and left-hand versions of the speed holster. The belt loop part and hanger could be easily switched, but the mount where the holster connect to the hanger and holster itself is different. I would call them back and get the left-handed model.

They also sell the extended base pads separately if you ever feel the need. Good luck.

If your waiting to hear the clang or watching for a popper to fall, your losing time. Trust your sights and after you fire the shot, move on or go to next target.

The WIlson 47D shoud be OK with S&A type magwell. The 47DE will stick out a little bit more (~1/4"). The picture below is what the 47D mags look like with magwell. SS Picture gallery

Buy the Blade-tech DOH, you can always remove the offset part and just mount it directly to the belt portion and also use it in IDPA if you wish. That's what I do with my stingray belt type.

If you are referring to the lock that is in the back strap, since you can get a gun like this, it would be legal. http://www.glock.com/english/safetypack_lock.htm If you are referring to the safety that is added on, that would be considered an external modification. Why would you want an external safety on a glock anyways?

The 2 oz. over factory spec is to limit people from getting crazy with tungsten guide rods or hiding wight inside the gun. Lighten your trigger, tune the internals for "enhanced reliability", change the sights, and add grip tape on grip if you want. basically that's all you can do to a production gun. There is no box for USPSA, but there is for IPSC. At the larger area match, they don't really tear down your equipment and break out the weight scale, just just make sure your holster and mag pouches are in the correct position. I have never cracked a glock base pad and they are so cheap that I just buy extra base pads if they get so scratched up beyond useable function. I see no need to spend more money and glue on a rubber base pad. If your haven't done anything to your gun and want to shoot production, you would be safe to come out and shoot with no worries, just load 10 rounds in your mag and shoot.

...and gun with empty magazine fit the IDPA box. Your basic S&A style magwells fit the box.

I would have to say no due to the external modification. I don't think you would get any grief at a local match however.

Stage 3 is usually the deal breaker for a lot of people (myself included).

No, you can only use the extended/tatical style that stick out no more than 0.200" from the frame. the oversize button/paddle type are not allowed.

That is what I go by and a good way to be safe shooting in Production.

I can't find the post right now, but it has been ruled on before. Magazines must be of the same dimensions as the original.

I am with you, why can't they get rid of the gap? I guess its for the extended base pads. I have the techwell on my single stack and I had to trim a little off the base pads(47DE) to make them fit. Does anyone know if you have to "fit" the Tripp magazines?

I use them, they cover the magazines more than 2" and hold them securely.

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The rules say no magazine lenght restriction, but the magazine must be the original type for that gun. You can't run a G18 33-rounder in a G17 or G34. http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?...;hl=base%20pads It is not an original part, it does add weight (however little), so it would be illegal in Production division.

Just email nroi@uspsa.org

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