IPSC Rule Books for 2024 have been published

[perttime]

https://www.ipsc.org/ipsc-rules/rule-books/

 

Nothing too major. Some interpretations from 2023 are now in the Rules.

 

- electronic target systems can be used in Rifle Matches

- .22LR Handgun is no longer just provisional

[StefVanHauwe]

Thanks for sharing!

[Joe4d]

Does USPSA get any money if I shoot an IPSC match ?  or is it a seperate org ?

 

[BritinUSA]

I think USPSA still gets activity fees, as they are the regional directorate for IPSC. Check with HQ to be sure 

[terrydoc]

Any idea on when the Production list gets updated these days? Still the Oct 22 edit on the IPSC page.

Used to be at least annually after SHOT or the IWA{?}

Edited December 29, 2023 by terrydoc

[r4ptor]

And, as expected, Lasers and second optics are fine again in the PCC optics division.

 

Halleluja

[perttime]

8 hours ago, r4ptor said:

And, as expected, Lasers and second optics are fine again in the PCC optics division.

 

Halleluja

 

I suppose there are optics and electronics in a laser.

 

"16. Only carbines fitted with one or more non-magnifying optical/electronic sight(s) may be used in PCC Optics Division."

Edited December 30, 2023 by perttime

[Blackstone45]

4 hours ago, perttime said:

 

I suppose there are optics and electronics in a laser.

 

"16. Only carbines fitted with one or more non-magnifying optical/electronic sight(s) may be used in PCC Optics Division."

"Optical/electronic sights" have been defined as any aiming device (including flashlights) fitted to a firearm which use electronic circuitry and/or lenses. So a laser should also fall into this category.

 

 

Wish they'd reduce the minimum bullet weight for PCC to 113gr or something, so there's some margin for manufacturing differences for those who run 115gr bullets.

 

Edited December 30, 2023 by Blackstone45

[perttime]

8 hours ago, Blackstone45 said:

"Optical/electronic sights" have been defined as any aiming device (including flashlights) fitted to a firearm which use electronic circuitry and/or lenses. So a laser should also fall into this category.

 

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Oh. Totally missed that rule when looking for "laser", 5.1.3.2