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21 minutes ago, rowdyb said:

For those to lazy to click, back in the day for Prod you could change your:

  • sights
  • exterior finish
  • interior action work
  • add grip tape.
  • NOTHING else exterior could be changed.

 

 

And the division wasn't any better or more competitive than now. People like to tinker, and these small parts will have no effect whatsoever on who wins matches.

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10 minutes ago, motosapiens said:

 

And the division wasn't any better or more competitive than now. People like to tinker, and these small parts will have no effect whatsoever on who wins matches.

They sure won't. 

 

Not the point. 

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This is freaking stupid. You can't use the capacity of the magazine the gun comes with even with ipsc running 15 rd mags but it's cool to run a *thumb rest [generic]*. Well looks like I need a nitro fin for the shadow now.

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1 hour ago, MemphisMechanic said:

 

Too many of the rest of us diehard Production shooters would lose interest in the division if they made that mistake, and they know it.

I'm walking the line of what I really want to say but that'll probably get this thread closed. 

 

I'm starting to think, every decision HQ makes is solely based on money. Not what the membership wants. If they think production 15 would bring in more people, or somehow it would play out for more sponsorship/advertising dollars, they'll do it in a heart beat. 

 

 

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I am against 15 rounds in production and for load em up. I am also pro major in production.  Afterall, that is the way they came from the factory.  As for the thumb rest, it is discriminatory and should not be allowed until they make it in lefty too 🙂

actually I don't care about the thumb rest one way or another   

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11 hours ago, motosapiens said:

 

And the division wasn't any better or more competitive than now. People like to tinker, and these small parts will have no effect whatsoever on who wins matches.

i think were saying something similar but going from it at opposite directions. When the division had stricter/simpler equipment rules people still shot the division and the best person, not the best gun won. Now we have a more liberal equipment ruleset by comparison and many people still shoot the division and the best person, not gun wins. (Or I at least hope.... I'd hate for there to be a 'absolute must have or you can't even think of winning' gun in Prod. Favored sure, but not must have.)

 

Early on we got the G34, a gun very popular in the division at the time. Then the Tangfolio spiked as a Prod weapon. Now we have the Shadow 2 expressly made for the game. There have always been favored, specialized guns for the division no doubt about that.

 

While the glazed donut may still be a glazed donut at the end of the day, the number of ingredients chosen in how to make it have changed. Now we have pink frosting and sprinkles where before, and maybe it is nostalgia, we just had a plain glaze.

 

Would it kill the division to go back to the old rule set? No. Does it kill it with the rule set we have now? No. You go back 19 years to the divisions founding and they wanted three things, new shooters, new sponsors, new manufacturers. Glock and CZ got more involved over the years. Both in the number of guns people shot of theirs and in there sponsorship of matches. And Prod is the second most popular division by numbers, nationally, after Limited. So they've been successful with it over the years I'd say.

 

But the "flavor" of the donut has changed, and will change as more and more companies come up with things that fit the rules and people didn't expect. (And of course I have my "if I were king" ideas but that doesn't matter)

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It is kinda eye rolling to have something expressly forbidden in the rules for being on the frame being allowed on if you mod/dreate it as a removable part. That is a lol if I've ever typed or heard one.

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10 minutes ago, rowdyb said:

It is kinda eye rolling to have something expressly forbidden in the rules for being on the frame being allowed on if you mod/dreate it as a removable part. That is a lol if I've ever typed or heard one.

So, I wonder if someone made a Glock back strap that extended down past the grip and it made a magwell, would that be legal? I'd say no but the moment someone makes one, I kinda think it'll be allowed. Especially if there's any potential they'll buy add space in the Front Sight.  

 

 

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4 hours ago, MemphisMechanic said:

 

Too many of the rest of us diehard Production shooters would lose interest in the division if they made that mistake, and they know it.

 

I get what you you're saying.... but Production is pretty darn popular in IPSC (with 15 rounds). 

 

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Anymore Production is just Limited 10 without the approved list of firearms and no large external modifications (magwells, bolt on gas pedals, etc). I like where it has ended up and apparently so do most shooters as its the most popular division by far. 

 

It's like "stock car" racing these days. They kind of look OEM, but aren't. 

 

 

 

 

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28 minutes ago, Ssanders224 said:

 

I get what you you're saying.... but Production is pretty darn popular in IPSC (with 15 rounds). 

 

 

Production is pretty popular in uspsa with 10

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2 minutes ago, Kraj said:

 

Production is pretty popular in uspsa with 10

 

What's your point?  

 

My comment was a direct response to Memphis's notion of shooters leaving Production due to a change to 15 rnd capacity. 

While I'm not necessarily in favor of that change, I don't think it would hurt the division participation at all.  We really only have one model to test that theory against (IPSC). 

 

Personally I would have been more attracted to Prod when I was new to the sport if it had been 15 rnds. That's not necessarily the case now, however. 

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36 minutes ago, Ssanders224 said:

 

What's your point?  

 

My comment was a direct response to Memphis's notion of shooters leaving Production due to a change to 15 rnd capacity. 

While I'm not necessarily in favor of that change, I don't think it would hurt the division participation at all.  We really only have one model to test that theory against (IPSC). 

 

Personally I would have been more attracted to Prod when I was new to the sport if it had been 15 rnds. That's not necessarily the case now, however. 

 

But 10 rnd is a good way to keep things even in a division with so many limited capacity states. yes there is SS and Lim10, but those have a higher starting cost if you want to be competitve

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1 hour ago, broadside72 said:

Anymore Production is just Limited 10 without the approved list of firearms and no large external modifications (magwells, bolt on gas pedals, etc). I like where it has ended up and apparently so do most shooters as its the most popular division by far. 

 

It's like "stock car" racing these days. They kind of look OEM, but aren't. 

 

 

 

 

Um, production is not the most popular division, limited is. And production has lost some numbers to CO lately.  Someone posted the numbers the other day

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1 hour ago, Ssanders224 said:

 

What's your point?  

 

My comment was a direct response to Memphis's notion of shooters leaving Production due to a change to 15 rnd capacity. 

While I'm not necessarily in favor of that change, I don't think it would hurt the division participation at all.  We really only have one model to test that theory against (IPSC). 

 

Personally I would have been more attracted to Prod when I was new to the sport if it had been 15 rnds. That's not necessarily the case now, however. 

 

Production is fine how it is. They made enough changes with the last rule change. If you change it to 15 it's basically limited. I can't see a bunch of people deciding the division is more attractive if you have to do 1 less reload a stage

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42 minutes ago, RJH said:

Um, production is not the most popular division, limited is. And production has lost some numbers to CO lately.  Someone posted the numbers the other day

 

Oops, I had them switched. Thought it was the other way round.

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14 minutes ago, broadside72 said:

 

Oops, I had them switched. Thought it was the other way round.

 

It is still pretty big though.  Idk if thumbrest, other allowed mods, and upping the mag capacity would help or hurt to be honest. I do know that CO was flopping until the big mags and mods were opened up a little bit.

 

 

For me, i would perfer production  if it was stock mags filled up, catch weight, fit in a box, no optics or comps, major pf allowed  (but if kept minor only that would be cool too), and a gun off the production list, the end. But, i am probably in the minority in that thinking 

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1 hour ago, RJH said:

Um, production is not the most popular division, limited is. And production has lost some numbers to CO lately.  Someone posted the numbers the other day

Production is not losing many numbers to CO:

 

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1 minute ago, lstange said:

Production is not losing many numbers to CO:

 

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Somebody had a different chart/list  the other day, i was thinking it showed a bigger drop, can't  remember now for sure. 

 

What is your chart based on? It is interesting that other than production it looks like the hi cap divisions hold the most shooters.  Also interesting that it shows production keeping the highest percentage total. It would be interesting to look at this chart compaired to the numbers posted the other day, but i can't remember what thread they were in

 

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