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Whoa! That’s pretty damn awesome!MRAD Covert It's a nifty looking suitcase rifle if there ever was one. Definitely outside my income bracket though.
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Whoa! That’s pretty damn awesome!MRAD Covert It's a nifty looking suitcase rifle if there ever was one. Definitely outside my income bracket though.
Roster.For the roster or sse?
Yeah. I’ll agree that decision by Sig was “interesting”.haha well as long as they also put out non-comped versions I don't really care, people can shoot what they like. But it is weird that Sig for instance put out a double stack 1911 with a comp before the non-comped ones because competition-wise the non comped ones are more popular so they could have had free advertising from competitors.
I cant find it up for sale anywhere but I think its going to run 6-7k so that thing's gonna stay a dream. A literal "Backpack gun"Whoa! That’s pretty damn awesome!
at the beginning it wont matter, but you may find that when you get a little better you will want to raise your classification because it's an objective milestone that you can work towards. But Open, because of major scoring more than anything else, has super high classifier scores. I do like the PCSL divisions much more than USPSA, like does it have a comp or does it not, and having a specific round limit vs. a magazine length.Yeah. I’ll agree that decision by Sig was “interesting”.
But it got exposure by a lot of influencers. I do think a lot of folks like the aesthetics of comps so that can be a draw for non-competition shooters. When I take people to the static range they’re always most interested in comped my pistols.
And the GT4/5 are released just 6 months later so
Personally, I’m going to start shooting some of my USPSA and Steel Challenge matches in open minor. I’ll shoot production, limited and open (factory comp + optics) skipping LO/CO altogether. It’s also pretty cool that PCSL pistol divisions don’t exclude or push them as I’m just getting into that.
Any news from Derya?SHOT Show is right around the corner, and 2026 is shaping up to be a great year for California handgun owners.
Despite the challenges of the California market, we’re seeing real momentum. Major manufacturers are stepping up and investing in California-compliant platforms, not just re-releasing old designs, but bringing meaningful updates and new options to the table.
Brands like Staccato and SIG Sauer are actively working to support California customers, and that commitment matters. It means more innovation, better choices, and platforms designed with performance—not compromise—in mind.
SHOT Show will give us a first look at what’s coming next, and we’re excited about what this year could bring for shooters in California. Stay tuned—there’s a lot to be optimistic about.
Sig gt4/5 will be nice one they hit the roster!
I think the series 70 vs 80 issue gets so overblown. The HD triggers are pretty damn nice, but too many folks get wrapped up comparing these and similar triggers to what you find in the higher end hand-fit DS 1911s, and that’s just an entirely different animal bred for a different purpose.We will probably get a GT3 for CCW as well using P320C mags
If you asked me years ago I’d say yuck to a series 80 but after shooting a P4 I don’t mind it at all. More options more better.
Echelon 4.0 FC I think popped upAnyone at the Show, heard anything SPRINGFIELD related to CA
R66 said nothing in 10mm because it's a numbers game and 10 just won't do numbersIll swing by again tomorrow and ask.
I think route 66 already hinted at a m&p in 10mm
R66 said nothing in 10mm because it's a numbers game and 10 just won't do numbers
Ill swing by again tomorrow and ask.
I think route 66 already hinted at a m&p in 10mm
Yeah the HD trigger is awesome and you can make it lighter if you really want to.I think the series 70 vs 80 issue gets so overblown. The HD triggers are pretty damn nice, but too many folks get wrapped up comparing these and similar triggers to what you find in the higher end hand-fit DS 1911s, and that’s just an entirely different animal bred for a different purpose.
SHOT Show is right around the corner, and 2026 is shaping up to be a great year for California handgun owners.
Despite the challenges of the California market, we’re seeing real momentum. Major manufacturers are stepping up and investing in California-compliant platforms, not just re-releasing old designs, but bringing meaningful updates and new options to the table.
Brands like Staccato and SIG Sauer are actively working to support California customers, and that commitment matters. It means more innovation, better choices, and platforms designed with performance—not compromise—in mind.
SHOT Show will give us a first look at what’s coming next, and we’re excited about what this year could bring for shooters in California. Stay tuned—there’s a lot to be optimistic abou
Any updates from shot show on what is coming to CA?SHOT Show is right around the corner, and 2026 is shaping up to be a great year for California handgun owners.
Despite the challenges of the California market, we’re seeing real momentum. Major manufacturers are stepping up and investing in California-compliant platforms, not just re-releasing old designs, but bringing meaningful updates and new options to the table.
Brands like Staccato and SIG Sauer are actively working to support California customers, and that commitment matters. It means more innovation, better choices, and platforms designed with performance—not compromise—in mind.
SHOT Show will give us a first look at what’s coming next, and we’re excited about what this year could bring for shooters in California. Stay tuned—there’s a lot to be optimistic about.
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