carloslima

Here in Brazil, in my state (Sao Paulo), we run MiniRifle toghether with Handgun (sharing stages and squads) every 2 months (except, of course, during this pandemic). I personally shoot MiniRifle Open. AR plataform, dedicated upper with Black Dog mags. Many people use the Smith & Wesson M&P15-22. Any misfire is ammo. Also, we run some Steel Challenge Matches during the year. I can say without doubt: it is A LOT OF FUN... And of course cheap to shoot compared to Rifle. In SC MiniRifle is a lot faster than handguns, because the starting position is pointing to a flag 3 meters in front of the box instead of using surrender position. In IPSC, is as fast as the Open Division, if not faster. It is a very competitive Discipline. My 2 cents.

I do have a Gold Custom also. As far as I know the compensator is mounted in the barrel with red locktite.

Some use a cable with the targets hanging from the cable, others use a metal bar as hanger for the targets. The metal bar (or L shaped bar) as a hanger is mutch better; do not deform or loose shape during the match.

Hi everyone, I checked this question with the IROA experts and they refered me to this document: 1937404910_CompensatorandStandardDivisionClarificationRequestExcecutivemeetingApril2015(2).pdf Tungsten sleeve is allowed. Hope this clarify this topic. Best regards to all, Carlos Lima

In my point of view, it is very unfortunate, if not a bad idea, to not let people see the posts. Me, for example: This is my first post, but I'm reading (and learning) from other people's posts for at least 2 years. And sometimes, a selling post give us, foreigners, an idea of the street value of the tools of our sport. So, my 2 cents is: please let us SEE (and respond, if it happens to be the case) to classifieds. Thanks, Carlos Lima Brazil Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk