Gripforce Adapter in SSP IDPA?

[Sherman A. House DDS]

Is the Gripforce adapter permitted in IDPA SSP? I'm looking at this rule:

2. Grips may be changed to another style or material that is
similar to factory configuration (no weighted grips; see
“weighted grips” in glossary for further details).

Any ideas?

[LittleLebowski]

I'd say it's a no brainer considering that Glock has come out with their own like device. Sounds "similar to factory configuration" to me. I believe ToddG has time with the Glock addon.

[gtmtnbiker98]

That would be a modification that would place the firearm in ESP. But as quick as I type that, I'm questionable at the same time.

[LittleLebowski]

Glock beavertail grip

[ToddG]

At least for the moment it appears to be legal:
http://idpaforum.yuku.com/topic/7302#.TfDc8812pek

[Sherman A. House DDS]

Copy. Based on what I've read here, and on TPI from Claude Werner, I decided to take on my first IDPA club match last weekend. I did ok (5th place SSP, unclassified) and now that I know, "how the game is played," I want to do it honestly and by the rules so that I can participate and be duly prepared for the sanctioned matches.

Thank you for the answers gang.

[jetfire]

At least for the moment it appears to be legal:
http://idpaforum.yuku.com/topic/7302#.TfDc8812pek

So what you're saying is that it'll be legal until someone uses it to beat a 1911 in ESP or CDP.

I kid, I kid.

[Wheeler]

So what you're saying is that it'll be legal until someone uses it to beat a 1911 in ESP or CDP.

I kid, I kid.

Truth.

[ToddG]

I originally wrote "But be careful, IDPA has been known to change informal decisions like this at a drop of a hat," and deleted it because it sounded pessimistic.

But, yeah. They do.

[JV_]

The IDPA caliber thread was split for further discussion:
http://pistol-forum.com/showthread.p...libers&p=31954