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And there were probably people that said that when Plaxco stuck a comp on a .38 Super 1911 and I know there were when people Barnhart stuck a Propoint RDS on one.

This has always been the case in USPSA. It is called innovation.

Why is this the case? Is it a 9 Major thing? Because back in the day I fired way more than 25K rounds more like 75K-100K each out of single and double stack 1911s shooting 38Super.

So your thought is to make what is a racegun class (LO) have a lower capacity than the production class (CO).

Just like it does in limited. I will always think they screwed this up. The Maj/Min is as far as I'm concerned the big difference between Carry Ops and what LO should have been and may still be.

I keep hearing this "even out" argument and don't understand it at all. The difference if it is minor only (which I don't think it should be) is you will have more speed in with a 9mm than a .40 because of mag capacity with little to nothing gained. It isn't up to the sport to right rules to make the game even because someone uses the wrong caliber. If it is major/minor then the rules have already balanced it. You get more points for other than A hits in exchange for losing some time due to mag capacity.

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Their website doesn't show a 154. https://geco-ammunition.com but it does show a a 124 V10 [m/s] 350 350 m/s = 1148.29 fps x 124 = 142.3 PF

A club I ran used to do much the same. It was mostly new shooters. At first, we calculated a class A-D then we started looking at the math after about a year we figured out just bump everyone up one class from their USPSA class and change D to unclassified. The only reason we did this was that we gave actually class awards (in the form of a metal piece that stuck on a nice plaque after every match and a nice plaque for year end. This was back in the late 80s early 90s. Nobody seems do that anymore.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Very correct.

Measure one for me.

Yes, it is legal.

Yes it is legal.

App F 2.The Range Master (in consultation with the Match Director) must clearly delineate the vendor area, and he may issue “Acceptable Practice Guidelines” to all vendors, who are responsible for their implementation in respect of their own merchandise.

I just noticed a 171mm Single stack mag can be used on a Limited Optics 1911. Who makes them?