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USPSA Handgun Competition Rules January 2008

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. Specifically, power factors generated by a chronograph which indicate<br />

exactly 125.0 or 165.0 shall be subject to confirmation since these values<br />

could be the result of the “rounding up” of digits after the first decimal<br />

place.<br />

41. If a competitor’s match ammunition is retested, or if any authorized replacement<br />

ammunition is used, and different power factors are recorded when<br />

tested according to these rules, the lower power factor must be applied to all<br />

courses of fire, including those already completed by the competitor.<br />

42. The scores of a competitor who, for any reason, fails to present his firearm<br />

for testing at the designated time and location and/or who fails to provide<br />

sample rounds for testing whenever requested by a Match Official will be<br />

removed from the match results.<br />

Chronograph Station <strong>Rules</strong> and Policies<br />

43. The Chronograph Station is considered an official stage in the match and<br />

subject to all sections of this rule book.<br />

44. The Chrono Officer is the CRO for the chronograph stage and issues range<br />

commands appropriate to the requirements of the Chrono Station.<br />

45. Shooters are prohibited from handling their handgun except as specifically<br />

required to do so by the Chrono Officer.<br />

46. Unless otherwise authorized by the Chrono Officer, once the handgun is<br />

surrendered for testing, it may not be removed from the Chrono Station until<br />

the testing is complete.<br />

47. The Chrono Officer will inspect the competitor’s handgun and report any<br />

failure of the following to the Range Master:<br />

a. Proper function of the handgun’s primary safety mechanism(s)<br />

b. Safe condition and operation<br />

c. Compliance with the requirements of the declared Division<br />

48. At the command of the Chrono Officer, the competitor may be required to<br />

fire up to six rounds into a designated target or spot on the berm/backstop<br />

prior to the competitor’s ammunition sample being tested through the<br />

chronograph.<br />

49. The Chrono Officer will perform the competitor ammunition testing procedure<br />

as specified above and enter the results on a scoresheet suitable for<br />

such use.<br />

50. Following testing, should the interim chronograph results be close to the<br />

minimum applicable Power Factor floor, it is recommended that any<br />

remaining rounds of the competitor’s sample ammunition be secured and<br />

retained at the Chrono Station for potential later reference or additional testing.<br />

<strong>USPSA</strong> <strong>Handgun</strong> <strong>Rules</strong>, <strong>January</strong> <strong>2008</strong> Edition • 69

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