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So, for example, if I have, let's say, a pistol with a Stendo 23 round magazine in it, and then I have a Stendo 23 round mag on my belt, well, that's over the 32 round magazine.

rule so I go to slide lock reload keep shooting and then I get to the last target maybe I made a couple of makeup shots along the way and I go over your limit well now I've gotten a penalty because I went over the limit because I was using the gear that I would maybe carry and it was fully loaded oh I'm

Oh, okay.

Okay, I see.

So I was misunderstanding.

I've never shot a USPSA match.

I want to shoot one with my vector, actually.

You know, so I haven't shot it a crap ton and I've only ever shot it in pistol form, but since I SBR it, and yes, this was before the beautiful bill, $0 tax stamp thing way long ago.

Yes.

But since I SBR it, I have not shot it and I need to outfit it a little more because it only has irons on it right now and a vertical grip because I can and a stock because I can.

I've never had a malfunction in it, even with just a pistol brace or nothing but a sling out the back.

It's also the nine mil version.

So maybe the different spring tensions has to do with that versus the 45 or 10 mil versions.

I don't know.

Maybe they, cause the 45 came first.

Maybe they got the nine mil right after.

I don't, I don't know.

I've only ever shot one of mine.

But I have let Mrs. Commissar or Mrs. Redneck, who's absolutely not a redneck, shoot it out on the range.

And even with weak holding, not the best, I mean, she's learning, right?