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Me too. Thanks

I shoot Glocks in everything, so really don’t care. I could afford the expensive stuff but just rather not, so I won’t be chasing the equipment. Just want to shoot something somewhere with some competition. But I like the idea of separating the CO low price light weight guns from the higher end heavier LO. But in the end I’ll just shoot a Glock of some model.

Compete with 34-5 mos SRO or 17-5 mos SRO, carry 26-5 mostly and 19x a little

IDPA: "Master" in Revo with a JM625, Expert in other divisions. USPSA: ""B" in CO is highest, "C" in other divisions.

Competition = 34-5mos for CO; or 34-5 for SSP & Production; 41 for Limited Major & CDP Carry = 19x, trying to confident with 19-5mos, not there yet for carry

Compete=34MOS or 17MOS, carry 19x

Tried the Timney trigger but reset too light for me, so just back to stock trigger and stock RSA. I have been running Glocks for games etc. since 1986 and after spending my retirement funds on trick stuff, I decided to sell all 9MM Glocks and replace with Gen 5 and use the stock setups. But a momentary weakness caused me to try a Timney, but back to stock. And happy to finally learn the trigger save a lot of cash (buy more ammo) and no worries about equipment issues or springs, or ammo sensitivity. Of course, I am not critical of others customizations, everyone gets to do it their way.

Ammo stays in range bag (2x what is needed minimum) refill ammo bag upon return after match.

Dedicated range bag for IDPA & USPA with appropriate gear in each. Don’t use anything but Glocks in 9MM so mags no issue just have whatever each game takes. Double eye and ear pro, 2each/bag,etc. I have seen my friends show up without something enough to decide this is simple solution for me. I do occasionally run a different caliber and gun type so, you know, a dedicated bag for that too. I hav been at this a long time so developed extra everything by now. Just put it in a bag and bring the bag. Done!

Situation occurred at recent Space Coast Challenge 2022 stage 5, basically gun loaded all spare ammo placed on table, on beep engage and at POC1 pickup spare ammo if needed proceed to complete COF. Competitor attempted to pickup 2 spare mags at table and stow. However he had difficulty stowing one of the spare mags and decided to leave it a the proscribed staging area and he completed the course of fire successfully without needing it. Was issued a PE for leaving ammo behind. Protested to CSO and ultimately to MD. MD said PE, however could not supply the Rule section etc. Shooters argument was the ammo was staged prior to start and remained there after his attempt to stow (consumed too much time) during the course of fire as it was not needed. And further the written COF did not specify requirement to take/remove all spare ammo to complete the COF. Shooter was still issued a PE, without a clear rule book ruling. What say the experts here?

I have both and the SAO is way easier to make a single hole. So yes!!! But I wouldn’t sell my DA/SA either,

Has any one checked the new XDM Elite 5.25 with magwell or without to see if it fits IDPA box? Is it good to go with magwell and 22rd mags for USPSA Limited, do the extended factory mags fit the 140mm gauge? Thanks for any experience and answers.

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SIGS, 226, da/sa, sao, 1911’s, M-P, XDM, and now after years of back and forth still shoot Glock better at games, IDPA, USPSA than any of the others on a consistent basis. So I selling off my fleet, and buying more ammo.