[First comp. gun purchase]

Okay, well I am just confused now. I am going to get a hi cap 9 mm and just have fun with it!

[First comp. gun purchase]

It appears that the new XD 5.25 is the best choice out of the box... Already has good sights and trigger which are the 2 biggest problems with stock guns.

.40 can play well in the most divisions, albeit with higher ammo costs compared to 9mm.

Be aware that a 9mm means that you will be happiest in the production division, which is where you should probably start anyway.

Do you have any friends who already shoot IPSC/USPSA who can offer some education on the divisions?

It's easy to buy the wrong gun if you don't know which division you'll be in...

I do have a friend who is in USPSA he is helping alot with getting me involved! Thx for the info on the XD M 5.25!

[Cheaper to reload or ont?]

I only shoot once a month at a local match. I guess I am only using about 2,000 rounds a year. I guess I will just buy ammo from this point or untill I start shhoting more. Thanks guys!

Might I suggest to find a friend that has a press and shots what you shot, Talk to them and ask them to help you load some up, you can load a 100-250 plus an hr. with a Dillon 550, a couple hours and and a good lesson from a friend and you can then decide if it is worth doing or if it is too much for you. Happy Shooting!

[First comp. gun purchase]

I have looked at the glock and am not impressed with the long pull and long reset of the trigger. I have also been told you can't do anything about it. is this true?

[New, From Oklahoma]

Thanks

[First comp. gun purchase]

I am getting ready to purchase a Gun for IPSC shooting, I am looking at the new XD (M) 9MM 5.25 was wondering what the forums thought on this or if something else would be more suitable for a new shooter?

[New, From Oklahoma]

Just wanted to say hi, I was referred by a friend and am starting in I.S.P.C. soon and looking for some answers to some of my questions. I hope this site will help me. Thank you