USPSA Production/Carry Optics

[ny32182]

I just think it is funny that they mandated the optic. If they hadn't I and probably many others would have stuck around after Prod nats to shoot CO back to back with regular production gear.

 

[ATLDave]

I liked someone's idea to tape a toilet paper tube with saran wrap over the end to their slide as their CO "optic."

 

[GarrettJ]

I just think it is funny that they mandated the optic.

Agreed. And it seems to be a break from how hey used to handle similar situations. I want to say I got my initial Open Division classification shooting a bone-stock Glock 23, back in the day. Just because I could.

I liked someone's idea to tape a toilet paper tube with saran wrap over the end to their slide as their CO "optic."

Haha! That takes me back. I shot the Knob Creek subgun match in 2006, and wanted to shoot in as many classes as I could. So for the Closed Bolt / Optics category, I cut the top and bottom off a pop can for my "optic" and taped it to the top of a Reising. It was disallowed, and I ended up shooting with a borrowed MP5 instead.

 

[ATLDave]

If there's one thing we can all agree on, it's that trolling people with fake optical sights is the very soul of wit.

 

[tarosean]

I just think it is funny that they mandated the optic. If they hadn't I and probably many others would have stuck around after Prod nats to shoot CO back to back with regular production gear.

Solution?

 

[waktasz]

That would be interesting depending on what dovetail options are available. What is it?

 

[tarosean]

^All I know is it was made by Dr. Middlebrooks, some time ago.


*stole the pics from fb

 

[waktasz]

lol I don't think D.R. Middlebrooks is a doctor

 

[tarosean]

^It don't matter. You know who I meant..