Ask him if there are differentiating female standards for SWAT? As I've seen there is a single standard, and you are measured against your ability to perform. If this sport is still about PRACTICAL shooting, then practical firearms skills and the ability to run a gun under practical circumstances are blind to gender, race, age etc. Get in and compete, or don't. Acknowledging a category at major matches can make sense to separate awards, but it makes no sense for classifications. The standard is the standard and you fall where you fall. While skills, agility, etc can degrade over time and sorry to perform may change, changing the standard for classification doesn't make sense, unless we get rid of the ability to "zero" scores and everything counts for classification which would give a more comprehensive look at individual skills over the life of the competitor. But that comes with its own problems as well.