[Limited or Production?]

9mm has less recoil and more mag capacity by about 3-4 rounds and is cheaper to shoot. If you shoot all A's anyways, there's no change in score. However, if you shoot like I do, you end up dropping a lot of points if you tend to shoot a lot of C's and D's.

Brad

Okay, I think I get it now. Thanks for your help

[Limited or Production?]

Production is scored minor, no matter what ammo you're shooting. Limited, you can shoot major in .40 or higher caliber if your bullet weight in grains times velocity is greater than or equal to 165,000.

Minor scoring is (in points per area hit): 5/A, 3/B, 3/C, 1/D

Major scoring is: 5/A, 4/B, 4/C, 2/D

Steel is scored as 5 points.

So if someone was shooting 9mm why would they shoot limited?

[Limited or Production?]

I know the mechanics of shooting Limited and Production but I am wondering if there is a difference in scoring.

[What is the best belt for competition shooting?]

LOL- Your right, we are all thankful for your CR belt and all that it does for you You all have been a lot of help. Thanks!

[What is the best belt for competition shooting?]

My holster and mag holders will fit on one of these belts right? The one I have is made by Bladetech.

[What is the best belt for competition shooting?]

Cool!! I am shooting a match this Sunday so I will see if I can try one out. Thanks for your help everyone!

[What is the best belt for competition shooting?]

I am fairly new to the shooting world. I wear a Milt Sparks leather belt when I shoot USPSA matches with my Glock 34. I see a lot of different belts out there and I am wondering what the ideal one would be for this kind of shooting.

P.S. I'm female if that makes any difference...hips and all that;-)