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Duane, I can understand why you turned away from the Glock after reading your "in depth" story. I myself shoot a 3rd Gen Glock 34 9mm I bought it brand new and have shot about 65,000 rounds with it, the only change that I have made is a titanium striker and have had no gun problems at all. So if you were to ask me to bet my life on a Glock than I would and do.

tightloop, I shoot idpa mostly, master class in SSP & ESP, the reason that I ask is I've heard that houston has some good shooters and they are fast.

tightloop, I shoot idpa mostly, master class in SSP & ESP, the reason that I ask is I've heard that houston has some good shooters and they are fast.

I have noticed a few of you are from or shoot in Houston I was wondering, how high is comp level there are there many good shooters?

Duane, Point taken however I have never seen a penalty for this and if I do I would request a protest and use the green book for backup, page 32 #14 read the bottom. "In the case of SSP division, this will be 11 rounds total. To me the problem is only applied after the gun is loaded and not before. As long as each of the other two mags on your belt are at 10 there is no grounds for a penalty.

The question may be to pin or not to pin my answer for anyone whom needs to do this is dont shoot a 1911 go to a glock. Problem solved!

That is correct Tightloop, but you left one important thing out the legs and feet must be 100% behind cover at all times from start to finish of barricade shooting. Failing to do this properly is not wise.

Just a word to add to the high cap and leo mags, just because you load you first mag with 11 is fine , I do that all the time, here is the kicker, the only time you cant start with that 11 round mag is if at the buzzer your gun starts unloaded by course design, and then after the buzzer you load and shoot. This is to emulate that no mag will have more than ten rounds in any division.