Analyzing The 7 Year History Of Uspsa Carry Optics Competition An Nra

Analyzing The 7 Year History Of Uspsa Carry Optics Competition An Nra Uspsa membership had now exceeded 30,000 for the first time ever. limited and production divisions were still at the top with 55 percent of the reported activities (limited 31.5 percent, production 23.8 percent), but carry optics was now at 6.5 percent. it was still growing, but what is really interesting is that in 2017, of the 7271 new. The sig romeo1 came in at 10 percent, down from 24 percent. c more’s rts2 optic was absent in 2019 but was selected by 6 percent of the shooters in 2020, while the vortex venom came in at the same 6 percent, although down from 9 percent in 2019. vortex venom ($350), sig romeo3max ($660) and trijicon sro ($749).

Analyzing The 7 Year History Of Uspsa Carry Optics Competition An Nra Team sig’s max michel competing at the 2020 uspsa carry optics nationals with his sig sauer p320 x5 legion pistol and romeo3max red dot optic. in 2017, the weight limit for the division increased to 45 ounces with an empty magazine that could now be a max of 141 mm in length with no capacity restriction. the nationals were combined with all. It was interesting to hear the number of new people co brought to the sport and some of the reasoning behind some of the changes. —————————— analyzing the 7 year history of uspsa carry optics competition a brief history of the uspsa carry optics division, by the numbers. Uspsa carry optics division continues to be the most participated in this year, sitting at 38.6 percent of all activities so far. the competition is stacked and the race has been on from club matches to the sig sauer uspsa nationals this past september in talladega, ala., where 427 competitors battled for the uspsa national championship title. Frequent a1f daily contributor julie golob, the carry optics ladies national champion from 2016—and the only uspsa seven division women’s winner to date—is the odds on favorite to repeat.