IDPA deletes flat-footed reload rule, wants feedback on new division

[Mr_White]

I think the idea is to separate guns that are truly practical for carry from everything else that shows up in SSP. Shooting 4 inch, 24 oz Glock 19 against 4.9 inch 38 oz Beretta 92 is hardly a fair competition, yet they are both SSP now.

I think this is a right move. They should get CCP for compact guns, set a minimum trigger pull weight and allow appendix carry.

If they allowed appendix I'd actually have a bit of a dilemma.

[YVK]

I meant they should allow appendix carry for all divisions. You and I could shoot in SSP considering our choice guns are generally accepted as a service size, while folks who run 19s/229s/2000 etc can have a fair game within CCP.

I also feel pretty strongly about minimal trigger pull weight.

[Clusterfrack]

Well this is a step in the right direction, and I'm glad that IDPA seems to be listening to its shooters.

I voted for optics as well, because it would add something really different.

AIWB would be a very welcome addition! Maybe next year?

[JV_]

Laser and Optic

[rob_s]

What's the highest anyone has ever placed with a G19 at a major match and/or nationals?

[orionz06]

Seems like some hope and change we can believe in.

[YVK]

What's the highest anyone has ever placed with a G19 at a major match and/or nationals?

Has anyone ever shot a major match and/or Nationals with a G19?

[ST911]

I think the idea is to separate guns that are truly practical for carry from everything else that shows up in SSP. Shooting 4 inch, 24 oz Glock 19 against 4.9 inch 38 oz Beretta 92 is hardly a fair competition, yet they are both SSP now.

What's the highest anyone has ever placed with a G19 at a major match and/or nationals?

Has anyone ever shot a major match and/or Nationals with a G19?

Good points. I think that makes the differences and benefits more apparent at more significant matches.

[Wheeler]

Has anyone ever shot a major match and/or Nationals with a G19?

I personally know of two shooter that shot G19's at the 2001 and 2002 Nats with G19's and one that shot a P239 in 2002. None were 'competitive' shooters in the sense of the game.

[YVK]

I personally know of two shooter that shot G19's at the 2001 and 2002 Nats with G19's and one that shot a P239 in 2002. None were 'competitive' shooters in the sense of the game.

How'd they do in a sense of result placement?