[robert91922]

Production division:

1 Vogel, Robert USA Glock 17
2 Stoeger, Ben USA Beretta 92FS
3 Mink, Matthew USA CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow
4 De Cobos, Eduardo ESP Sig Sauer P226 X-Five Allround
5 Lejano, Jeufro Emil PHI CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow
6 Manni, Matti FIN Tanfoglio Stock II
7 VYSNY, MARIAN SVK CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow
8 Momcilovic, Ljubisa SER CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow
9 PICHUGIN, ALEXEY RUS CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow
10 APLETAL, MIROSLAV CZE CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow
11 Gyllenberg, Rasmus SWE Y CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow
12 Vinduska, Vaclav CZE Grand Power K100
13 Moreira, Galo ECU CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow
14 HRNCIARIK, ANDREJ J SVK CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow
15 Brocanelli, Paolo ITA Tanfoglio Stock II
16 Drolet, Jean Philippe CAN Y CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow
17 Nagy, Ernest SVK Grand Power K100
18 Zuccolo, Giovanni ITA Tanfoglio Stock II
19 Franjo, Nadj CRO HS2000
20 Ibanez, Gorka Walther P99

So, which gun rules, huh? :supergrin:

 

[seanmac45]

It's not the gun that won.

It's the man behind the trigger.




But that would dispel your illusions:whistling:

 

[GlockinNJ]

Looks like the europeans really like the CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow.

 

[robert91922]

It's not the gun that won.

It's the man behind the trigger.




But that would dispel your illusions:whistling:

Yes, I know that. The main factor is shooter. Anyway I had my moment of joy when I read the list.
If guns kill people then spoons and forks make people fat :rofl:

 

[TDC20]

It's not the gun that won.

It's the man behind the trigger.




But that would dispel your illusions:whistling:

Of course it's the shooter and not the gun. But as a competitor at ANY level, you always want to choose your gun and gear so that your limit is your own ability, and not your equipment. At least I do. So in that sense, this proves that shooting a production Glock CAN be done at the highest levels of competition, and not be a liability to the shooter (as some haters would claim). And this in fact dispels the illusion that you can't be competitive with a Glock.

Just to be clear, I wouldn't choose Glock to compete with because I don't shoot striker-fired pistols quite as well as SA, but that's just me. Obviously, Robert Vogel has mastered it, so it can be done. I can shoot a Glock well enough to trust my life to it as an EDC weapon.

Thanks for posting that robert9192.

 

[LarryNC]

Looks like the europeans really like the CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow.

A good friend has a CZ SP01, I liked it so well that I want one, too. Not that I am going to sell my Glocks though. They are ALL keepers.

 

[BuckyP]

It should also be taken into consideration that the IPSC production rules are written in such a way to put Glock at a disadvantage. The G34 is not allowed, and the first shot must be 5 pounds. As we know, the first shot on a Glock is the same as every other shot, whereas a DA/SA eats lighter after the first shot.

Many I speak to today believe that production division is now broken, with the allowance of $2900 race production guns.