Practical Shooting After Dark EP 194

Published on June 23, 2022
Duration: 36:56

This video discusses the relocation of the USPSA 4-Gun Nationals from Colorado to Talladega due to new Colorado firearm laws. The hosts detail the new requirements, including signing an affidavit regarding high-capacity magazines and their possession prior to 2013 or status as military/law enforcement. They highlight the legal implications of signing such an affidavit, potentially involving perjury, and the logistical challenges USPSA faces in managing the rescheduled matches and competitor registrations. The discussion also touches on the division pairings for the new matches and the potential impact on participation.

Quick Summary

USPSA 4-Gun Nationals have been moved from Colorado to Talladega due to new state firearm laws, including an affidavit requirement regarding high-capacity magazines. The new matches are split into two weekends: Oct 14-16 (Limited/Open) and Oct 21-23 (PCC/Production). Concerns exist about the division pairings, potential perjury risks from the affidavit, and logistical challenges for competitors and organizers.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & USPSA Nationals Relocation News
  2. 01:01USPSA Announces Nationals Move from Colorado
  3. 03:54New Match Schedule and Locations Revealed
  4. 09:42Colorado Gun Law Requirements & Affidavit Details
  5. 11:11Legal Ramifications of Colorado Affidavit
  6. 13:10Accusations of Internal Sabotage
  7. 15:51Impact on Competitors' Travel Plans & Finances
  8. 18:44Critique of Division Pairing for Nationals
  9. 21:27Concerns Over Uneven Match Sell-Outs
  10. 23:38Stage Changeover and Match Quality
  11. 26:31Reviving Iron Sights Division
  12. 28:49Future of Production Division
  13. 30:09Proposed Solutions for Production Division
  14. 33:05Power Factor Debate: 9mm vs .40 S&W
  15. 36:26Conclusion & Listener Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Why were the USPSA 4-Gun Nationals moved from Colorado?

The USPSA 4-Gun Nationals were relocated from Colorado to Talladega due to new Colorado firearm laws. These laws introduced requirements, such as signing an affidavit concerning high-capacity magazines, which USPSA deemed problematic for competitors and staff.

What are the new Colorado firearm law requirements for USPSA competitors?

Competitors must now sign an affidavit acknowledging Colorado's 15-round magazine law. They must also affirm possession of high-capacity magazines before 2013 or declare status as military or law enforcement personnel.

What are the new dates and locations for the USPSA 4-Gun Nationals?

The relocated Nationals are now two separate matches at CMP Marksmanship Park in Talladega. The first is Oct 14-16 for Limited and Open divisions, followed by PCC and Production divisions on Oct 21-23.

What are the concerns regarding the division pairings for the relocated USPSA Nationals?

The pairing of Limited/Open and PCC/Production divisions is criticized for not being competitor-focused. This could lead to uneven sell-out rates, with popular divisions like Limited and Open likely selling out while others may not, impacting overall participation.

What are the potential legal risks associated with the Colorado affidavit for USPSA competitors?

Signing the Colorado affidavit carries a risk of perjury if the statements made are not truthful. This could lead to legal consequences for competitors and potentially for USPSA staff responsible for collecting these documents.

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