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Every match I've heard about puts different guns into different classes, just so you don't have someone shooting a stock revolver against a tricked-out 1911 with a compensator and a red-dot sight. Usually, things like red-dots, comps, or weights will get you bumped into a higher class, but I haven't seen them break it down by calibres yet; since a heavier bullet is usually better against pins, that's what people tend to shoot (but some matches hold "side" events, where you're only allowed to use, for example, .22s or 9mms).
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