Name that gun
In the current Tactical Journal there is a centerfold spread of photos from the World Championships. In the top left photo a guy is shooting what looks like a single action with extensive slide...
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Not known to me. S&W makes a gun with big gills (don't think this is one) that led to a rule permitting such FROM THE FACTORY.
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If so, why was he allowed to compete with a gun having a "Fluted Bull Barrel" and "Barrel Length 5" " ?
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Jim Watson wrote:If so, why was he allowed to compete with a gun having a "Fluted Bull Barrel" and "Barrel Length 5" " ?I don't know for sure if the gun in the picture is the same as the gun in the...
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I agree that it is hard to identify a gun from a fuzzy magazine picture, but IF it was a X-caliber, it is not legit. I looked it up. NFC at the World Championship? Wow.
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thanks Bill, it certainly appears to be the X-calibur. I see that several SSP shooters got DNF, I wonder if this was one of them. Failed equipment check perhaps? Per the website description it does...
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chappy wrote:NFC above Tier 1? That would be disappointing.MarkThey had an NFC shooter at the BUG Nationals.
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That is the X-Trim model, not the X-Calibur. It does not have the heavy (bull) barrel and it perfectly legal for SSP. I have a friend that shoots one.
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And here in lies my biggest complaint with IDPA, the same feature is legal on one gun but illegal on another gun within the same division. Either allow it for all or for none. Sorry Ken, no...
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That comment was not to you Sir. Sorry if you felt slighted as you were not my target. It was a general comment about the sport.
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