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- Help me pick a new M P for USPSA Limited Optics
Considering that it's more about the Indian than the arrow, I'll share with you what I use for IPSC Optics Division (very close to USPSA Limited Optics): M P 2 0 Pro Series Core, 5" barrel, SRO red dot on a metal plate (ignore the DPP pictured here), SJC rail weight, Ed Brown magwell and +3 basepads, sub 3lb Apex flatty trigger
- IDPA USPSA Category Definitions - Brian Enoss Forums
I am a USPSA shooter but occasionally I will shoot an IDPA match Recently I signed up for a state level IDPA match and filled out the registration I got to the part where you had the option of selecting a special category (i e , Lady, LEO, Industry, etc), and I remembered that I had seen some other sponsored shooters select "Industry" in the
- Classification system changes - USPSA IPSC Shooting - Brian Enoss . . .
Followed by USPSA continually bumping up the High Hit Factors based on these Hero runs Or simply picking high hit factors at random Yes, random high hit factors have been used for classifiers based on what USPSA HQ "Felt" it should be Great examples of that was the initial High Hit Factors for PCC or LO Monkey show express
- New USPSA rules 12 16 24 - Brian Enoss Forums
The unpropped rule is to be the new default unless otherwise stated in WSB Just changed the default The no leaving the shooting area is to help level 1 matches that don't have enough barriers to keep shooters from cutting off a cof by running outside the shooting area
- Ammo Weight for USPSA Shooting and why? - Brian Enoss Forums
If a manufacturer doesn't submit the Application and samples to USPSA, they ain't gonna get on the list, even if we all KNOW that their stuff makes Power Factor I don't speak for ANY companies besides my own, but let's pretend that I own a major ammo company and have multiple Federal, State, and Local law enforcement contracts, plus a couple
- Thoughts on the new compensator rule - USPSA IPSC Rules - Brian Enoss . . .
I reckon the rules would be adjusted to read that the muzzle must be flush or extend beyond the slide and dustcover This will prompt the market to invent flashlights with compensator ledges which would make USPSA define a non-obstruction zone surrounding the muzzle end of the barrel I'm half serious, half kidding
- Significant Rules changes for 2025 - Brian Enoss Forums
Reviewing the rules changes for STEEL CHALLENGE and here is what jumps out at me REF: 2024 Rules Audit - SCSA (See the USPSA website > Member Resources > BOD Minutes You will need to be logged in as a USPSA member to view this ) 4 1 The notes specifically says this allows L1 matches to c
- Recommended mid tier competition pistols - USPSA IPSC Shooting - Brian . . .
There is a lot you can do with Sig Swap slides with lower grip, different trigger combos, and X5 will take 1911 springs, so it's easy and cheap to get a set of springs to match with ammo For SC I'll use 100 gr Blazzer, and heavy springs For USPSA, 147 or 150 and lighter springs
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