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CT, USA
Posted: 7/7/2023 1:31:18 PM EDT
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Hello everyone! I'm in the proses of getting back into guns and wanted to get into some competitive shooting. I was looking into 3gun but I am unsure about some things. 1) If you can't have a threaded barrel on a handgun in CT how do you add a compensator to it? 2) AR15 seems to be the rifle of choice. So if you have to pin the mag in order to get a pistol grip or use a fin grip (I think that's what its called). Which one is right and why. Or are there other options? If 3 gun is not an option in CT what is and where would I go to check it out? Thanks for any and all help given. |
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Old thread but here are some ideas: Northeast Shooters is a pretty good resource for all types of competitions. There are some 2-gun, but most matches are PCC since you can buy something like a Ruger PC Carbine (with the right stock) legally in CT. Go to Practiscore and search for matches there by location. I would start with a club level IDPA or USPSA match. I shoot IDPA locally at Sprague Rod & Gun (search SRG in Practiscore). --- 1) If you can't have a threaded barrel on a handgun in CT how do you add a compensator to it? Comps (any muzzle device) on pistols - not positive but I think they are legal if pinned which can be done by a gunsmith or you by them with a permanent. --- 2) AR15 seems to be the rifle of choice. So, if you have to pin the mag in order to get a pistol grip or use a fin grip (I think that's what it’s called). Which one is right and why. Or are there other options? If you don't already have one Grandfathered/registered you're toast. I think the only option is a non-pistol grip type which pretty much leaves you with a Ruger PCC in CT. --- If 3 gun is not an option in CT what is and where would I go to check it out? Like I said, search Practiscore on Northeast Shooters. SIG Academy in Epping NH runs some 2-gun/PCC 2-guns. Good luck. NEShooters Practiscore |