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Sorry, it's late and i read your response and interpreted as caliber. I plan on mostly mostly using my S&W MP40. I would also like to work in my Tangfolio Witness PS from time to time. It's a 9mm. The reason I had asked the ammo question originally, was the fact that I've reloaded for many years. I reload all of my handgun ammo with the exception of 9mm. I just don't simply reload 9mm due to the fact that I can buy it at just about the same cost as reloading it. I started reloading originally due to having a .380. The 380 is less bullet, less casing and less powder. But at the time, .380 was 2-3 times more expensive that 9mm. I still shake my head when I think about it.

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So, I have another newbie question that could maybe answered once attending my first match, but that isn't till April and I'm trying to get a jump on being ready. I've searched the internet and youtube and can't seem to find any answers to whether shooters typical load they're own ammo for the uspsa matches or if it is even allowed. Do shooters typically load their own ammo? If so, what are the pros/cons, other than getting your power factor down pat? Thanks Guys.

Thanks for the response but no they are not long mags. They fit inside the grip with only the mag butt plate stick out.

Thanks so much.

So with guns, gun parts and magazine being so low in stock at a lot of places, my question is, is it legal to use 16-17 magazines with only 10 rounds loaded into them for production division. I'm having problems finding 10-round magazines, at a reasonable price. Thanks!