I'm a B class shooter in Production 73.48%, B in Limited 67.53% and C in Open 54.03% (I got this with the M&P Pro shooting Open Minor PF until the Pro was Production legal). IDPA SSP Expert and GSSF Master.
I find that natural index applies much more to Open guns where the shooter isn't going to see the dot until more than 1/2 way to full extension.
NPA can apply to pistols as in Bullseye = slow shooting one handed. Which is essentially just like Hi-Power rifle = slow shooting.
USPSA and Bullseye are only similar because they use handguns. Example: The excellent Bullseye shooter Gunny Zins USMCR only made it to C class in USPSA if I recall correctly.
If you're were tracking the front sight early in the draw you would find that switching from a 1911 to a Glock isn't hard at all. I never find that drawing the gun is any different but I do have to practice reloads when switching guns due to the radical difference in the shape of the mags and magwells.
Last edited by Robb Jensen; 10-07-10 at 09:25.
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