I'm curious: it says that barrel porting is allowed but I don't see anywhere that slide porting is. How is barrel porting allowance going to work, or has slide porting been allowed before?
I'm curious: it says that barrel porting is allowed but I don't see anywhere that slide porting is. How is barrel porting allowance going to work, or has slide porting been allowed before?
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Glock C models? P365 SAS?Originally Posted by YVK
Aftermarket barrels that stick past slide are legal or not legal? I don’t know IDPA rules very well.
There were sections that allowed it but they have been removed in the newer rulebooks. There isn't anything that says it's illegal
I don't read rule books on principle, especially USPSA. When I did shoot IDPA, the replacement bbl had to be same length and contour as oem.
Is IDPA's principle "prohibited unless expressly allowed" or "allowed unless expressly prohibited"?
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There are lots of protuberant threaded barrels out there, I see no reason a ported muzzle should not stick out... as long as it fits The Box. That would make a Commander easy to get to the cutting edge. Better yet, a 4.25" Prodigy because I think we will eventually see ESP/CO magazine capacity increased to match SSP 15.
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Unfortunately it is "ask your area coordinator" lol
If weather permits, I will ask my AC about some of this stuff. Especially how the pious platitudes will be enforced.
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I’m with you on rule books! It’s the reason I never did RO training.
SHOT report says
"SIG-Sauer showed a new P320 AXG Legion Comp at their SHOT Show range day event. It uses an integrated comp slide."
Sounds like a purpose built 2023 ESP/CO.
Wonder if Joyce leaked the new rules to WC's buds at Sig.
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More like Sig told her what the changes to the rules were going to be.
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