magwell legal for PPC??

[iamcanadianeh]

I've got a magwell for my auto that I'm wanting to put on my X-Five for PPC. Is it legal for PPC shooting? I can't remember if it was legal if it was part of the grip, but no so if it was just an addition on its own.

 

[superbikeracer]

From the latest Rule book....


(a) THE FOLLOWING ACCESSORIES ARE ALLOWED:
(1) Ambidextrous safety.
(2) Beavertail grip safety.
(3) Extended magazine release.
(4) Full length recoil spring guide rod.
(5) Extended slide release.
(6) Rubber covered or synthetic main spring housing.
(7) Aluminum or synthetic trigger.
(8) Magazine base pads.
(9) Checking or stippling to the finish.
(10) Any exterior finish eg: Armaloy, Teflon, Black Oxide, etc.
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(11) Commercially manufactured rubber sleeve on grips is allowed providing no
safety features are disengaged.
(12) Flared magazine well which flares the base of the grip.


(b) THE FOLLOWING ACCESSORIES ARE NOT ALLOWED:
(1) Sight ribs.
(2) Extended front sights.
(3) Compensators.
(4) Magna-ported or ported barrels.
(5) Barrels which extend beyond the slide or bushing, to make them longer than
the original barrel. (6 inch maximum length)
(6) Extended magazines.
(7) Grips which flare at the base.
(8) External weight systems.

 

[Buck45]

Just saw the rules does that mean open division with PPC revolvers no longer allows weights below the custom barrel. Not talking Distinguished revolver or semi class. But open for the 1500 course of fire.