I have an Sig P226, and have shot it a bit in IDPA in the ESP division, as I assumed that was what it was.
Then I went to the Wa State Championship last weekend, and in my squad there was a rather impressive guy who was shooting the exact same pistol and tearing it up...
When I got the results he had won in overall time and I noticed that he was shooting in the SSP division... Now don't mistake me here, I'm sure he knows what he's doing, he's far too good to try to slip around things, and frankly as well as he shoots it doesn't matter what division he shoots in, he's going to do well.
So my question is this, does that pistol fall into the SSP class? I know that he was hitting the decocking lever after running the pistol hot, but it seems weird that considering how that pistol cycles it would be SSP but I'm curious. Any thoughts? Thanks zac.
Then I went to the Wa State Championship last weekend, and in my squad there was a rather impressive guy who was shooting the exact same pistol and tearing it up...
When I got the results he had won in overall time and I noticed that he was shooting in the SSP division... Now don't mistake me here, I'm sure he knows what he's doing, he's far too good to try to slip around things, and frankly as well as he shoots it doesn't matter what division he shoots in, he's going to do well.
So my question is this, does that pistol fall into the SSP class? I know that he was hitting the decocking lever after running the pistol hot, but it seems weird that considering how that pistol cycles it would be SSP but I'm curious. Any thoughts? Thanks zac.