glock 34

[JB]

So where would the glock 34 fit in for IPSC ?

 

[Chaos]

Standard minor

 

[JB]

Standard minor

what about for USPSA is it still Standard minor

 

[PH Racing]

Yup, same rule .40 and up for major except in open

 

[euxx]

Yup, same rule .40 and up for major except in open

Nope! In USPSA Glock 34 is legal for Production division.

 

[Canuck44]

Nope! In USPSA Glock 34 is legal for Production division.

And you don't have to worry about the 5# trigger pull limitatin either.

Take Care

Bob

 

[PH Racing]

Yeah, that's correct, I was confirming that it is still minor in Limited in the US, but you are quite correct it is legal in production in USPSA.

 

[broncoo]

How can a glock get into standard i thought it was for SA only.

 

[Wendell]

How can a glock get into standard i thought it was for SA only.

Rules, Handgun
<http://www.ipsc.org/pdf/RulesHandgun.pdf>

<http://www.ipsc.org/>

 

[heavenIsAlie]

How can a glock get into standard i thought it was for SA only.

its not on the production list (barrel to long i think is the reason, but someone else would have to confirm that) and doesnt break any of the standard rules, so standard it is

 

[Slavex]

you can start DA in Standard or Open, there is no rule about that. Not many do, and most of the time those that do aren't doing it by choice, usually after failing trigger pull tests, or equipment placement (doh).

 

[Canuck44]

you can start DA in Standard or Open, there is no rule about that. Not many do, and most of the time those that do aren't doing it by choice, usually after failing trigger pull tests, or equipment placement (doh).

Anyone using a Glock or M&P does. They do if you really think a well tuned Glock or M&P is a DA gun.

Take Care

Bob