USPSA Production Rules

[IPSCshooter]

Hey guys italicization been a few years since I've shot USPSA and it seems some rules have changes since. Im curious about the frame modifications it now allows for production division. I heard someone mention taking a Dremel to the inside of the Maxwell on their metal frame gun in order to open it up. bit for soother reloads. Can anyone confirm this is production legal? If so can you please provide pics of your Dremel job? Thanks in advance!!

[anonymouscuban]

Hey guys italicization been a few years since I've shot USPSA and it seems some rules have changes since. Im curious about the frame modifications it now allows for production division. I heard someone mention taking a Dremel to the inside of the Maxwell on their metal frame gun in order to open it up. bit for soother reloads. Can anyone confirm this is production legal? If so can you please provide pics of your Dremel job? Thanks in advance!!

Yes. Legal in Production. I will post a pic in a bit.

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[anonymouscuban]

Here is the rule.



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[IPSCshooter]

Awesome thank you!!

[ysr_racer]

I think they changed MAJOR from a manly 175 to a girly man 165

[anonymouscuban]

I think they changed MAJOR from a manly 175 to a girly man 165

Major PF has been 165 for a while. And manly? Most of the guys running major are doing out of tuned race guns with comps. Things shoot flatter than 22's.

Don't you compete with a 38 revolver?

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[ysr_racer]

Major PF has been 165 for a while. And manly? Most of the guys running major are doing out of tuned race guns with comps. Things shoot flatter than 22's.

Don't you compete with a 38 revolver?

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Yes, but I can still make fun of the 165 power factor