r/USPSA • u/wrecker1991 • 3h ago
226 da/sa
Is a sig 226 da/sa with decocker a good gun to use in uspsa or a langdon berreta 92 is better ?
r/USPSA • u/wrecker1991 • 3h ago
Is a sig 226 da/sa with decocker a good gun to use in uspsa or a langdon berreta 92 is better ?
r/USPSA • u/ItsCubanPs4 • 22h ago
Hey everyone. Looking to get into some USPSA comps in the next couple of months. I will be shooting a non-OR Shadow 2 in production division and A P10C in carry optics further down the road (still deciding on dot). Can anyone point me towards a good belt & holster setup that doesn’t break the bank. (My bank has been broken from training ammo)
r/USPSA • u/kryptonnyc1 • 8h ago
Details I have. “Unpropped, trigger guard centered over X”.
8.1.6, unless otherwise stated, when firearm starts on surface, it may not be supported by any object that is not part of the gun….
Magazine is “allied equipment”, BUT when a gun is weighed, there is a magazine inserted(which would make it part of the gun, no?)
What’s your call on this?
Secondly, a 2011 style gun with a big magwell can have a mag inserted, and the mag will not touch the table with this same setup, is that legal, if you said no to the first one?