stippling on trigger guard in USPSA production

[highhope]

Hello, just want to ask is that stippling on front of the trigger guard legal now? thanks a lot 

Edited November 13, 2018 by highhope

[open17]

Does not appear to be.       It's OK in carry optic--but not in Production.

 

Checkering, Stippling and/or Application

of Grip Tape (Production Division)

Checkering, stippling, and/or tape may only be applied to the areas illustrated by

the dashed line boundaries which include the fackstrap. Grip Tape

cannot be applied to any part of the slide, trigger, trigger guard, or any lever or

button.

Grip Tape or Grip Sleeves cannot disengage a grip safety.

 

 

[ChuckS]

4 minutes ago, open17 said:

Does not appear to be.       It's OK in carry optic--but not in Production.

 

Checkering, Stippling and/or Application

of Grip Tape (Production Division)

Checkering, stippling, and/or tape may only be applied to the areas illustrated by

the dashed line boundaries which include the fackstrap. Grip Tape

cannot be applied to any part of the slide, trigger, trigger guard, or any lever or

button.

Grip Tape or Grip Sleeves cannot disengage a grip safety.

 

 

 

Old rules:

From the latest Appendix D4 :

 

21.4 Grips • Grip modifications such as, but not limited to, undercutting/smoothing the
trigger guard, adding or removing finger grooves, or adding stippling, grip
tape, or checkering are allowed. Replacement grip panels are allowed
provided they do not extend below the butt of the gun to form a makeshift
magwell.
• Revolver grips may be replaced with OFM or aftermarket grips of any
shape, profile and surface texture.
Special Notes/Clarifications: See 22.2, below, for specifics with regard to
modifications on revolver grips.

[highhope]

2 hours ago, ChuckS said:

Old rules:

From the latest Appendix D4 :

 

21.4 Grips • Grip modifications such as, but not limited to, undercutting/smoothing the
trigger guard, adding or removing finger grooves, or adding stippling, grip
tape, or checkering are allowed. Replacement grip panels are allowed
provided they do not extend below the butt of the gun to form a makeshift
magwell.
• Revolver grips may be replaced with OFM or aftermarket grips of any
shape, profile and surface texture.
Special Notes/Clarifications: See 22.2, below, for specifics with regard to
modifications on revolver grips.

 

2 hours ago, open17 said:

Does not appear to be.       It's OK in carry optic--but not in Production.

 

Checkering, Stippling and/or Application

of Grip Tape (Production Division)

Checkering, stippling, and/or tape may only be applied to the areas illustrated by

the dashed line boundaries which include the fackstrap. Grip Tape

cannot be applied to any part of the slide, trigger, trigger guard, or any lever or

button.

Grip Tape or Grip Sleeves cannot disengage a grip safety.

 

 

 

 

Thank you so much! 

[open17]

I'm going to be SO glad when they get all the rules in one "rulebook"!

 

[ChuckS]

1 hour ago, open17 said:

I'm going to be SO glad when they get all the rules in one "rulebook"!

 

Yup, it will be nice but for now,  it all can be found here: https://uspsa.org/rules

 

And if you haven't been here yet: https://uspsa.org/rulebook/

you may want to see what is coming and make some comments!

[PatJones]

I'm going to be SO glad when they get all the rules in one "rulebook"!
 

They are now. Download the USPSA app, all the newest appendices are listed there.

The next ruleset will be only published digitally.

[Mac_Menamy]

All within the rules now. Seems like there isn’t much you can’t do in Production the days..