HCH

Yeah... it was a joke. It comes down to this: coupled, separate mags are not allowed. Mags that are to be used on a stage are to be carried on the belt or pocket (unless otherwise stated in the WSB). If you have two distinct mags butt-to-butt, you are carrying one that is not in a mag pouch or pocket, and a coupled mag. The adapters that make one mag body act as an extension are allowed because they make one functional magazine.

I never put mags in a pouch shooting PCC... why reload when you have 48 rounds Item 12 seems pretty cut and dried to me.

In short, yes. With the coupler your spare magazine would not be “carried” on the belt or pocket. Just like Pat wrote.

I think Pat’s got it. One of the handguard mag holders would fall in the same arena IMO.

USPSA and 3 gun would have to cease to exist, and I would take up bullseye and silhouettes (which are both fun anyway) for me to have ANY interest in shooting a revolver in competition. Im classified in revo and have shot a few club matches, but it’s more punishment than fun IMO. There were a total of 31 people shooting revolver at nationals last year, so if you practice a lot and have functioning legs, you could be the 2020 national champion....

I’d like to mess with that trigger

I like my Bravo

1300 here

The only reason I revisited this thread was to say “why are we up to 3 pages of this?” But you beat me to it

What is the benefit supposed to be?

Standard is a 17# I believe, so you may could drop it to a 14# or so (if they’re available). I haven’t seen much for the 4” guns. Your ammo will be fine. What division are are you planning on shooting? Caliber conversion isn’t legal for production or carry optics.

I think they put up the change log for awhile after the 2019 rules came out, and then removed it after some time.

I did awhile back on some weakhand stuff, but my left hand was in a brace...

It did flatten it some. I don’t think it made my scores any better.

I believe that same problem happened with the XD 45 (IDK about the XDM). I’d say the easiest fix would be RN bullets

Here’s what I did for Carry Optics : Thug Plug #6 shot in the butt of the pistol Tungsten Guide Rod Wrapped mag extensions with steel wheel weights If you really must have the heaviest striker fired gun, I’d suggest selling the Glock and buying a Sig.

After having shot my carry setup in a club match, I would not ever consider shooting the division mentioned in the first post.

Probably have better luck in the 1911 section.

OP Says a Glock 35 Gen 3.

It says limited right on the slide

Meh. I hate arbitrary magazine length requirements that make everything technical and expensive.

Hit factor is what decides the number of stage points you receive on a stage. Match placement is decided by the number of match points you have, which is the sum of the stage points. Could match HF work? Most likely, and I doubt much would change. But, that’s not how the system works.

Paper clips, binder clips, hair clips, E clips, movie clips, song clips, news clips, sport clips, stripper clips

Single Stack

Pictures would probably help... although I won’t be of much use identifying what you have.