PhilTerry

Correct.

Air soft Tanfoglio Limited Custom full metal. About 130 Euro from various sources. Not quite the same grip as a 2011 but full weight.

There is a collection of the older IPSC rules at http://ipsc.invisionzone.com/topic/18127-old-ipsc-competition-rules/

Eric runs classes and has just picked-up a major deal from CZ to finance his facility in Normandy.

The prize table issue is very much a USPSA "thing". I have been shooting IPSC across Europe for the past eight years or so. Any product donations, of which there are few, are by random drawing. I still see Eric and other major shooters at all the matches.

What Jack said. Had the same issue many, many years ago and the Dillon rep. talked me through the solution.

Random drawing every time, even for Nationals, offer a potential reward to the 80/90% who are the true bedrock of the game. Winners take their trophy home. Honour without reward - the ethos of the original Olympics.

What about US citizens who are USPSA members but live overseas?

Started in UKPSA in the late 70's with a Star 45 (1911 clone) - no separate divisions. Texas 1996 changed to a Ruger P90 to shoot Limited then in 1997 to a Para P14 -45. Picked up an STI frame at the 1998 Limited Nationals and had Dave Dawson build a 40 Limited, which was a superb pistol. When Production Division started got a Para LDA 45 which was also used for IDPA. In 2007 decided to travel overseas for competitions and with the limitations on ammunition weight on airlines chose to go to 9-mm and sold the Dawson gun and bought two SP 01's prepped by Matthew Mink both of which are still working well, however in 2014 I added my current Production gun a Tanfoglio Stock II Extreme from Eric which has been my competition gun since then.

Only under USPSA rules, rule 8.7.3 covers the situation for IPSC matches.

I don't think he is even listed on ipscrating.com so he hasn't shot a level III match in a long time.

Not a discussion - but these things work like charm on drywall. I bring some back whenever I am in France. https://www.amazon.fr/Molly-M18106-XJ-Chevilles-métalliques-expansion/dp/B017IJOKO2?SubscriptionId=AKIAJVJYRC2OTIL7IAUQ&tag=reg2018-21&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B017IJOKO2

There was an article on it in Business Week http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/conte...99060491065.htm

It's a proposal which will be discussed at the General Assembly - USPSA as the representative of our region should be there in the person of Michael Voigt. If you have views on this, or any other issues on the agenda, let him know.

Results for the close of today are on the USPSA web page

Rule 10.5.9 was written to cover this specific issue.

The SP 01 does not have a decocking lever. What you saw is the standard way to decock the SP 01 pistol at the start of a course of fire.

Wow BigShooter you are all heart today!

I think that was Turkey?

If the prize tables for the major IPSC matches were all multi-$100k and I had a shot at taking them, I'd happily learn French, if that was a requirement The official language of IPSC is English - when I have attended matches in Germany for example they have had a WSG in both German and English and whenever the squad I was on arrived at a stage the English one was read first.

But didn't he just vote in the house to say that that was OK?

Go to the USPSA web page and enter HI on the search window under Find A Club.

Shouldn't there at least be a link to it from the USPSA page?

Since USPSA own Steel Challenge why are the results not posted on the Major Match page?

You mean, like Egypt? That place is cool. I'd go back in a minute. Same for Israel and Colombia. Even in 'those' places, the risk of terrorism is still vanishingly small compared to all the other risks you run on a daily basis. Shred You make a good point, but I would feel safer in Egypt that Bali Really! Having been to both Bali has a very marginal edge on the "feeling safe" scale but then 25 million people in Cairo can be a bit overwheming.