Glock 21SF in CDP?

[kimberacp]

is the 21SF legal in CDP?

thanks

[HoMiE]

Assuming a stock 21SF, as long as you keep it loaded to 8+1 it should be legal for CDP.

[Aristotle]

I can't think of very much you could do, besides adding a comp and laser that could restrict it from CDP. Get a small magwell, spring it, vanek, sights extended controls(if that's your thing) and your good to go.

[tonyfalkon]

Dave Sevigny used that in 2007 Georgia State IDPA match.

[Madcap Magician]

Dave Sevigny used that in 2007 Georgia State IDPA match.

Quite well too. With the exception of his sights and maybe an internal mod it was stock.

[Jane]

There's a link to Sevigny's using the 21SF at the Georgia match here:

http://www.gadpa.com/forums/ShowThread.aspx?PostID=832#832

In that the guy who posted it there wrote: "Please honor his request by not re-posting this anywhere else on the web." I won't link directly to the video.

[richardschennberg]

Not only is the Glock 21 Legal for CDP, it is legal for all non-revolver categories. CDP starts 8+1 with 8 rounds in each spare mag and has minimum PF 165, SSP and ESP start 10+1 with 10 rounds in each spare mag an has minimum PF 125.

The same is true of most other double-action and safe-action .45ACP guns. Those with only a safe-decocker must start decocked for SSP. Those with both a safe-decocker and a thumb safety start decocked for SSP but cocked and locked (round in chamber, hammer back, thumb safety on) for ESP or CDP.

[Duane Thomas]

Those with both a safe-decocker and a thumb safety start decocked for SSP but cocked and locked (round in chamber, hammer back, thumb safety on) for ESP or CDP.

Actually with the "selective double actions" that give you the choice of hammer down DA or cocked and locked SA for the first shot, you can run the gun either way in CDP/ESP; neither option is mandated.