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mattjoe · April 19, 2001, 11:14 AM

shooting limited 10 gun in limited is ok. You'd just declare that on your score sheet. You could also shoot a production class gun in limited if you felt like it. Which could be advantageous to you if you were shooting something like a 45, which is making major, but would automatically be scored as minor in production.

As for the reasons HHF is kept "secret" that isnt the issue- the issue is, what crazy legal theory would they actually attempt to get into court with if someone did the math and shared these with his shooting buddies?
I dare say USPSA could present no legal theory that could survive a summary judgment hearing.
The statement of entertaining legal action against those who use simple math to figure out the hit factors just appears arrogant on that page.

April 19, 2001, 11:14 AM	#16
mattjoe Senior Member Join Date: January 19, 2001 Location: in my house or at the gun club Posts: 109	shooting limited 10 gun in limited is ok. You'd just declare that on your score sheet. You could also shoot a production class gun in limited if you felt like it. Which could be advantageous to you if you were shooting something like a 45, which is making major, but would automatically be scored as minor in production. As for the reasons HHF is kept "secret" that isnt the issue- the issue is, what crazy legal theory would they actually attempt to get into court with if someone did the math and shared these with his shooting buddies? I dare say USPSA could present no legal theory that could survive a summary judgment hearing. The statement of entertaining legal action against those who use simple math to figure out the hit factors just appears arrogant on that page.