CZ sp-01

[olp73]

I recently visited CZ's international/European web page and it seems to me that a lot of the "ghost product" parts are available through there web-shop. Triggers, sights, hammers etc for the CZ75/sp-01.

The question is: Do this make them IPSC production legal? I mean, could the ghost parts now be considered OFM? As mentioned in the IPSC rule book, appendix d4 no. 19?

olp73

[eerw]

funny..someone was just asking me..

this is what's legal for the SP01..

this is the spec sheet from CZUB, the manufacturer and provided to IPSC ( Vince ) and is approved for use in production..

[Albert]

Thanks Stuart, that makes one decision easy for me.

[dr2e]

Thanks Stuart, that makes one decision easy for me.

just one word to make albert happy, HAMMER!

[Flexmoney]

Thanks Stuart, that makes one decision easy for me.

Be sure to note that he is asking about IPSC, not USPSA.

[Albert]

Yes, the question was for IPSC because I'd like to cross the border into Canada and try IPSC Production Division or someday travel to a country that does not have the 10 round limit rule in Production.

With that news I can use a Shadow in IPSC or USPSA since the Shadow just got on the approved Production list.

[Chris]

Are the alum grips leagal in USPSA?

[Chuck Anderson]

Yep, the aluminum grips are USPSA legal. They are factory grips.

[Shay1911]

Your best source for information would be to call Angus directly. He shoots IPSC all the time.

[edwin garcia]

Yes, the question was for IPSC because I'd like to cross the border into Canada and try IPSC Production Division or someday travel to a country that does not have the 10 round limit rule in Production.

With that news I can use a Shadow in IPSC or USPSA since the Shadow just got on the approved Production list.

Last time I checked. IPSC Canada has a ten(10)-round max. limit/restriction across all divisions(not sure 'bout Revo).

Read this doc. http://www.ipsc-canada.org/exempt04.pdf

You may want to check that out first.

Edited July 8, 2008 by edwin garcia

[racerba]

Last time I checked. IPSC Canada has a ten(10)-round max. limit/restriction across all divisions(not sure 'bout Revo).

Are there revos that have more than 10 rounds?

[edwin garcia]

Last time I checked. IPSC Canada has a ten(10)-round max. limit/restriction across all divisions(not sure 'bout Revo).

Are there revos that have more than 10 rounds?

Maybe I said it wrong. The document I read only mentioned Standard, Open, Modified and Production Divs. No mention of Revo. I guess it's not affected by this rule, that I'm not sure.

My point is that the original poster may want to check IPSC Canada rules for Production round limit. Sorry for the miscommunication.