Beretta 92A1 IPSC

C

Ciskman

New member
EE Expired
Rating - 100%
8   0   0
I don't see it on the production div list under the 92 series. Not allowed?? Anyone know why?

http://www.ipsc.org/rules/proddiv.php
 
It's allowed.. Unless I missed something somewhere?


92 Series full size frame (including 92, 92D, 92DS, 92 F, 92FS, 92S, 92SB, 92SB-F, 92G-SD, 92FS Brigadier, 92FS Deluxe, 92G, 92G Elite, 92G Elite II, 92 FS Centurion, 92D Centurion,92G Centurion, 92 Stock, 92EL, 90Two)

92 Series Compact frame (including 92L Compact, 92SB Compact, 92 L Compact type M, 92SB compact type M, 92 Custom Carry)

96 Series full size frame (including 96, 96D, 96DS, 96G, 96 Brigadier, 96 D Brigadier, 96G Brigadier, 96G Elite, 96G Elite II, 96G-SD, 96 Centurion,96D Centurion, 96 Stock)

96 Series Compact frame (including 96L Compact, 96L Compact type M, 96D Compact, 96D Compact Type M)

98 Series (including 98F, 98FS, 98FS Brigadier, 98 Deluxe, 98 Stock)

Vertec series (including 92G, 92FS, 92 Elite 1A, 92 Steel, 96G, 96FS, 96 Elite 1A, 96 Steel, 98 Steel)

Cougar Series (including 8000 D/DL/FL/LP/Mini, 8040 D/F/Mini, 8045 D/F/Mini, 8357 D/F)

9000S Series (including Type D & F)

PX4 Storm (Type F, G)

Approved:
Inox versions of approved models

Not Approved:
single-action only variants or laser equipped models
Click to expand...
 
Thanks. Is that the same pistol though? I am fairly new to Beretta's...the "A" and the "1" are reversed on the pistol in the IPSC list. I also haven't seen the words Vertec or Elite anywhere on or near my 92A1.
 
Ciskman said:
Thanks. Is that the same pistol though? I am fairly new to Beretta's...the "A" and the "1" are reversed on the pistol in the IPSC list. I also haven't seen the words Vertec or Elite anywhere on or near my 92A1.
Click to expand...

To be honest I'm not too familiar to beretta's myself so I could be wrong too. I assumed it would be.


You could always just join the dark side and buy a Shadow....
 
Believe your A1 version is a 92 with a rail and the Elite (II) version has a different barrel (flush), slide (Brigadier), hammer (skeletonized), springs (D spring)... fairly different firearm.
 
Walter Hornby said:
I am not sure but i have posted it up on the world forum and i am hoping to have an answer in 24 hours.
Click to expand...

Thank-you.

I just heard from a fellow in the States that said the USPSA does not have it approved yet but he figures it's just a matter of time.
 
lineofsight said:
Believe your A1 version is a 92 with a rail and the Elite (II) version has a different barrel (flush), slide (Brigadier), hammer (skeletonized), springs (D spring)... fairly different firearm.
Click to expand...

Thanks, that's the impression I was under as well..but I am by no means an expert.
 
Walter Hornby said:
here is the reply i got:

I'll add the 92A1 (and M9A1) to the list during our next update due on 1 April 2012.
Click to expand...

Hi Walter - never met you - but could you also get my gun approved?

It's a Colt rail gun and while doing extensive research on the gun itself, I didn't research whether it was IPSC approved. It is not - as I have lamented in another thread.

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=710419

Whaddaya think - can we get this one approved?
 
phatman, unfortunately no. the rules for classic division at this point are very clear (if you have a 2012 rule book Appendix D3 point 16.) it states: "Handguns must be based on and visibly resemble the classic 1911-genre design. This means a single-stack, one piece metal frame, and a dust cover (without an accessory rail) which has a maximum length of 75mm when measured from the leading edge of the dust cover to the rear of the slide stop pin." The best you can do is shoot it in standard division with 8 rounds mags, major.
 
ndb86 said:
Time to join the dark side and buy a Shadow?? lol
Click to expand...

john simmons said:
Nope, he needs to truly go to the dark side a buy a nice open gun.:)
Click to expand...

This is my other gun...

cz-75-ts-czechmate.jpg
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom