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Fusion XP Pro Comp IDPA Division?

TheNotoriousKIM

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What division does the Fusion XP Pro Comp (with optic) fall under in IDPA? Assume it fits in the box and meets the weight criteria.

I usually shoot USPSA where any comp is open division but curious where this gun lies as it:

  1. Has Integral factory porting
  2. It is not permanently machined into the barrel like some integral designs (I.e. M&P 2.0 carry comp)
  3. The XP Pro Comp uses a factory-installed but removable compensator retained with screws/pins (not easily removable)
  4. Radian Ramjet-type systems that require tools and have generally been accepted under current interpretations.

My logical thought process would be to ask the questions:
  • Was this pistol manufactured and sold as a compensated model? Yes.
  • Is the compensator a factory-designed part of the barrel/front-end assembly? Yes.
  • Can it be removed without tools? No.
Based on those answers wouldn’t this be similar to the staccato xc where it’s allowed in carry optics?

Curious what you guys think since I’m not familiar with how IDPA does their ruling.


Thanks in advance
 
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