What IPSC and IDPA class would my gun be in.

[XD-Ro]

XD9 Service model 4in barrel.

Looking to get into competitive shooting and I would like to use my XD.

[Jim Watson]

You would be best off to shoot it in IPSC/USPSA Production.
It would be in IDPA ESP because it is mechanically single action.

[Livinloud5]

U can shoot prduction and limited 10 in USPSA. Stock service, enhanced service, or custom service pistol in IDPA. I shoot stock service with my XD-9 service, And here in about a mionth ill be shooting production-maybe limited 10 with it.

Its a very common gun in IDPA.

Blake.

[Ken O]

In IDPA and USPSA there is a class for just about anything. Its nothing to worry about, just show up and tell them what you are shooting, and they will put you in a class. All you gotta do is shoot and have fun.

[ryucasta]

For USPSA

1. Production: Best Fit
2. Limited/L10: Would be scored as minor due to the caliber (Must be 40cal/10mm minimum and meet a 165pf to be scored major)
3. Open: Could be used but you would be at a competitive disadvantage. This division is dominated here in the United States by the double stack 1911's but there has been some movement towards Glock's (I.e. Dave Sevigny )

IDPA
1. ESP

[RickB]

The Springfield XD series, as mentioned, are not SSP legal (IDPA). In 9mm or .40, you are confined to ESP. In .45 ACP, you could also shoot CDP.