You just got that to spite me! 😉
Welcome.I have gone to the dark side.
I actually think it would be MOS division. What you posted above only lists the G40 for junior competitors.I could see myself getting a G40 with my next GSSF pistol win, but I'd probably end up going with a G20.
Unfortunately, GSSF discriminates against the long slides and shunts them all off into the Competition and Unlimited divisions, which have no power factor boost.
For 10mm, one might want to compete in heavy metal:
HEAVY METAL 170.111 This Division is for all competitors, both Amateur and Master, who wish to compete with their stock GLOCK Models G20, 21, 29, 30, 37, 38, and 39 GLOCK firearms. Adult (>18) competitors may use stock non-compensated models of these GLOCK firearms. Junior (
Same happens for my G34 that is pushed out of Am Civ and Master Stock into Competition or Unlimited. I end up having to just use my G17 in all these matches.
I like my Swampfox. I’ve had no operational issues, the build quality is good, and the price is reasonable. I have this one with the green dot, and the same sight with a red dot on my S&W Metal frame M&P 9mm.How do you like the Swamp Fox? What rounds are you going to be shooting?
I think you are right:I actually think it would be MOS division. Why you posted above only lists the G40 for junior competitors.
Copied from https://glock.stylelabs.cloud/api/public/content/d330ebbf4f7546449efadf0f6584c4cc?v=2ec95726GLOCK MOS
170.180 This Division was specifically designed to accommodate any stock GLOCK MOS (Modular Optic
System) firearm and must be used with your preferred optic mounted in the factory cut-out. Aftermarket
adaptor plates will be considered for use, however, aftermarket cut-outs will place the firearm in the
Unlimited Division. All competitors compete as either Amateurs or Masters and there are no special
category awards.
I'm game when and where do we meet?You might get me by a second.