terrydoc
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I know gere in Australia we call gaffer tape also 100 mph tape, its the fabric type of tape used to patch aircraft, where as the duct tape maybe the plastic type tape.
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they are replaceable, and the gun would not be servicale without one, but I'll leave that to the experts Mike
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Just my reading of the rulebook
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duct tape and gaffer tape are the same isnt it?
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I would take my reply with a grain of salt, check with your local NROI to confirm it if you are intending to buy one.
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Isn't it strange that we can't allow brass mag bases but we can allow brass grips and backstraps....
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6 minutes ago, ten10 said:
Production* optics. Smh
For PO I would say yes as long as per the Rulebook they are same as OEM;- 19.3 Aftermarket grip panels which match the profile and contours of the OFM standard or optional grip panels for the approved handgun and/or the application of tape on grips (see Appendix E3a) are permitted.
I've seen plenty of brass grips being used so can't see why the backstrap couldn't be.
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Considering there is no Std Optics division its an invalid question, however it will depend on if it does happen and they use the Std div rule set yes it would be ok.
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Try asking on the IPSC RULES ANSWERS facebook page, Doubt you'll get a reply and if you do it doesn't hold any value.
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On 4/4/2024 at 7:21 PM, Larrysan said:
However, you can order a weapon from Sig Sauer with only this special take down lever and then you won't have anything else. Then in this case it is an OEM part or not? I guess it would be different, if Sig wouldn't offer the take down lever on their webpage and i just could buy it as a aftermarket item at the original supplier.
No its not OEM its aftermarket, as I said earlier, the other guns with an enlarged slide stop would have originally been approved with that slide stop. The Sig 320 { any model} was not. Good luck getting a reply from IPSC/IROA, we've been chasing answers from them for years with very little to no response and that's from our National IRO/NROI rep.
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The answer is NO as they are far too heavy, brass is not allowed and I've not seen any with steel. Aluminium and plastic are usually ok but there were even some aluminium that were solid that were frowned upon and IPSCA tried to get a weight limit on them but that was not approved instead they stick with the silly description they have now.
"bumper pads and additional witness holes, which add or remove negligible weight to/from magazines, are permitted".
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On 4/1/2024 at 1:53 PM, Schutzenmeister said:
Can we maybe get about halfway back to the OP? How about tungsten base pads?
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Do you really want an answer to that question?
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That thumbrest is not an OEM part, yes it is sold via the Sig store but its made by *thumb rest [generic]* and is not offered by Sig as OEM
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On 3/30/2024 at 12:12 PM, shred said:
Factory basepads are stamped from steel on many mags.
Also slap on enough aluminum and you can make it kind of heavy. Pretty sure IPSC doesn't want that.
I believe that was VP's response for many years "plastic or aluminium were ok" .
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11 hours ago, Schutzenmeister said:
There's been significant discussion within IROA over the last year or so as to what constitutes "significant weight" with no discernable answer as yet.
Australia tried to introduce a weight limit last GA but it was voted down so we still have this stupid "negligible/ significant weight" rule
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On 3/27/2024 at 5:04 AM, perttime said:
I have a feeling that there are regional differences. Start positions are often demonstrated, or it could be standing naturally anywhere in the shooting area (referring to "APPENDIX E2: Diagram of Equipment Position", for "standing naturally").
I don't think I've SEEN the direction of the head dictated, unless starting facing uprange with wrists above shoulders. Direction of the body might be determined by mandating foot locations (heels or toes touching marked spots on a fault line).
The RO's in Australia tried that but was over ruled by the National NROI
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I'm assuming you're asking about Production or Production Optic? No, tungsten guide rods have never been allowed nor probably will be allowed in those 2 divisions. If you're asking about Standard yes go for it.
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From the IPSC Rule Book.
I'm surprised given the prevalence of CC that you guy's don't have a similar rule to cover it. Possibly the DQ was because of how much time it took to approach an RO. But I probably given the guy a bit of slack being his first match.
5.2.1.1 Competitors arriving at an IPSC match in possession of a loaded firearm must immediately report to a Range Officer, who will supervise unloading of the firearm. Competitors failing to comply may be subject to Rule 10.5.14.
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1 hour ago, Nolan said:
The non-replaceable battery may be the price of the small package size. I don't think there is a current production cell phone with a replaceable battery, but I could be wrong because I haven't really investigated.
Nolan
My Samsung x cover cell phones have replaceable batteries, quicker to replace them than to recharge when needed.
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For you guys using .40 at Major or close to it, how are your RDS's holding up?
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So does the Kore Essential inner belt, I have one for a battle belt but use it for my IPSC competition rig mostly which is a DAA Lynx set up
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Get your gunsmith to drill your factory front sight and add some fiber to it
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What brand of belt?
IPSC Shotgun - Ammo Carrying questions
in USPSA/IPSC Rules
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My recollection is that you can't use chest rigs, but off your belt with the rest you should be fine.