shep854
Member
Hopefully, this exercise in tyranny will end soon, and I've been wondering what direction the shooting industry and sports will go...
Pre-ban, it seemed that makers were racing to see who could cram the most rounds into a workable mag. The ban, with the 10 round mag limits, turned the industry (handguns) toward the sub-compact designs- a GOOD thing, BTW. Will the capacity races start again?
Before the 10rd limit, competition was based on bullet-hoses, the number of BBs being a big factor in winning. Afterward, courses and tactics had to be designed around the limited mags. Will IPSC go back? How far? Will IDPA go hi-cap?
How will the retail end be affected?
Many questions also apply to rifles.
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Pre-ban, it seemed that makers were racing to see who could cram the most rounds into a workable mag. The ban, with the 10 round mag limits, turned the industry (handguns) toward the sub-compact designs- a GOOD thing, BTW. Will the capacity races start again?
Before the 10rd limit, competition was based on bullet-hoses, the number of BBs being a big factor in winning. Afterward, courses and tactics had to be designed around the limited mags. Will IPSC go back? How far? Will IDPA go hi-cap?
How will the retail end be affected?
Many questions also apply to rifles.
The floor will now take answers