75b with a CZ competition hammer USPSA production legal?

[GJGary]

Thanks.

[kneelingatlas]

Yes

[kneelingatlas]

Check out Appendix D, 21.6

[jmbaccolyte]

kneeling- You and few others are the ones that keep this forum the best. Thanks.

[kneelingatlas]

Thanks for the high praise Mr. Browning, I remembered to go back and site the section of the rule book since "some guy on the forum said..." usually doesn't go very far


-Atlas

[eerw]

Thanks for the high praise Mr. Browning, I remembered to go back and site the section of the rule book since "some guy on the forum said..." usually doesn't go very far

-Atlas

Haha true indeed.

[jmbaccolyte]

Yes, knowing the rules is one of the keys to the good life.

John Moses designed the 1911 pistol, 1897 pump shotgun and the M-2 (Ma duece) .50 caliber heavy machinegun, the first reliable semi-auto shotgun, and the 20 round magazine for the Browning Automatic Rifle (B.A.R.) which really should been included in the Garand (another brilliant design- but by someone else and it could have been even better with the 20 round magazine). And the initial part of the Browning Hi-Power pistol before he died, which the CZ-75 and the Tanfogolio pistols designers both borrowed heavily from. As Bill Ruger said, "He used up all the good ideas."

And I think its okay to be a fan-boy, if the hero is worth it. Atlas, JMB, Eerw, Nealio, Cha-Lee and a few others... (in no particular order) are worth it.

Edited March 5, 2014 by jmbaccolyte