Lone Wolff Replacement Slides Legal in ESP?

[Steve Koski]

Are the aftermarket/replacement Lone Wolf Distribution slides legal in ESP? In particular, the G34 slide.

http://www.lonewolfdist.com/ItemMedia/10000/10000_782.jpg

http://www.lonewolfdist.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=1187

Thanks,

Koski

Whoops. Only one f in Wolf.

Edited April 12, 2010 by Steve Koski

[CrankyCrash]

I've seen them used at sanctioned matches (Regional and State) in Texas.

There is nothing in the rulebook about specifics, other than slide lightening is prohibited.

[Steve Koski]

They do have front cocking serrations, but these aren't considered illegal/slide lightening when performed on other guns (1911's in CDP). So I figure they're legal for ESP.

Glad to hear they're ok in ESP Texas style.

Koski

[Forrest Halley]

They do have front cocking serrations, but these aren't considered illegal/slide lightening when performed on other guns (1911's in CDP). So I figure they're legal for ESP.

Glad to hear they're ok in ESP Texas style.

Koski

Since the slide release on the 34/35 was made legal for all models...a reasonable person would assume since the 34/35 has a cut in the slide other slides in that configuration would also have to be legal for that barrel length. That is a whopper of an opening in the top of the slide. I would compare the weight of the slide to a G34 slide because an opponent of your idea is going to go next to the added weight for a competitive advantage argument since it is most favored by those who oppose bringing a Glock up to division weight limit for more recoil control to better place lifesaving followup shots and limit your liability.

Edited May 8, 2010 by Forrest Halley

[Duane Thomas]

Let's go light on the "life saving follow-up shots and limit your liability" discussion. We are here to discuss competition shooting, not self-defense shooting. Please reread the Forum Guidelines. Thanks.