Ontos

No rail, no care.

As an RO who works some majors it’s always really cool to watch a REV GM work.

USPSA PCC GM Steel Challenge GM in PCCO, RFRO, RFPO Should punch my ticket for a couple more divisions this year. I’m 46.

“Heavy” and “light” are subjective and really have to do with what you’re used to. Mine is a hair over 4#. To me it feels a little heavy. Other people have shot it and think it’s really light.

As it turns out some Shadow 2 holsters work. My Hydra P is really tight and won’t lock but an el-cheapo Comp-Tac fits perfectly.

So what holsters are people running with these?

Shooting PCC I do this all the time. Never given it a second though.

This right here. But I also agree that it’s no legal.

I’m not saying that it’s a replacement for a handheld in terms of everyday flashlight needs, but if you need to have your gun out a WML is absolutely superior in every meaningful way over a handheld.

No... Because you don’t have to. With an 800-1k lumen WML you have more than enough spill to provide illumination for ID without muzzling the target.

Don’t know anything about the former, but I literally can’t say more positive things about the TACCOM 10/16. Shoots flat and accurate.

The last sentence is where it’s at. I’ve had SO’s tell me I was getting a PE because “Well, you were really supposed to do it like ______” Don’t care how you wanted me to do it... If you wanted everyone to do it like that you should have put it in the WSB. Not going to take a PE for it.

Am I wrong? I’ve seen far too many matches where rules have been made on the fly based on the whims of an SO. If it’s legal and not addressed in the WSB nobody should care about the SO’s opinion on the matter.

I don’t even see why people think this helps. You still have to rack the slide.

If it’s not expressed in the written stage brief and it’s safe to do so or not otherwise forbidden in the rulebook it’s legal. Otherwise people are just making up rules on the fly. I don’t really care if they think it’s “gamey”.