"Dry firing" po LAMR komandos?

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"This issue will be on the Agenda of the IPSC President's Council meeting scheduled to be held in conjunction with the 2010 SHOT Show in Las Vegas, at which time the greatest minds in IPSC (and me!), will decide upon a final recommendation.

Hopefully, in accordance with Rule 11.8.3, the IPSC Executive Council will be able to issue and post an official rule interpretation before the end of January, which will need to be ratified or rejected by the 2010 Assembly. I'll start a new thread once I have more information."

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ramas123 rašė:

Dar vienas priminimas sia tema is Vince Pinto:

10.5.9 Failure to keep the finger outside the trigger guard during loading, reloading, or unloading except where specifically permitted (see Rule 8.1.2.4 and 8.3.7.1).

As dry-firing is not "specifically permitted" as part of the LAMR process, doing so is a breach of Rule 10.5.9, and is therefore subject to a Match DQ.

Having said that, in order to avoid such situations, it would be a good idea to remind competitors, during recital of the written stage briefing, not to dry-fire when given the LAMR command.

to Alonas:
Cia tai i ka norejau atkreipti tamtos demesi, be 10.5.9, taciau del laiko stuokos nespejau.
Nieko asmenisko! PEACE MATE!

Dar vienas priminimas sia tema is Vince Pinto:

10.5.9 Failure to keep the finger outside the trigger guard during loading, reloading, or unloading except where specifically permitted (see Rule 8.1.2.4 and 8.3.7.1).

As dry-firing is not "specifically permitted" as part of the LAMR process, doing so is a breach of Rule 10.5.9, and is therefore subject to a Match DQ.

Having said that, in order to avoid such situations, it would be a good idea to remind competitors, during recital of the written stage briefing, not to dry-fire when given the LAMR command.

Tas pats /022