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BOD MINUTES /conz.)<br />

serious questions of safety regarding<br />

the loading of 9mm (9x19)<br />

ammunition so that it can achieve<br />

the major power factor of 175,000,<br />

NOW THEREFORE, IT IS<br />

HEREBY RESOLVED, that the use<br />

of 9mm Parabellum (9x19)<br />

ammunition with an overall length<br />

of less than 1.250 inches AND<br />

LOADED TO THE MAJOR POWER<br />

FACTOR CATEGORY is specifically<br />

prohibited and will not be allowed to<br />

be used in USPSA events until such<br />

time as the Board of Director8 can<br />

be assured by clear and convincing<br />

verifiable evidence that such<br />

ammunition can be safely loaded to<br />

achieve the major power fador<br />

category.<br />

WHEREAS one of the<br />

principal obligations of the Board of<br />

Directors of the United States<br />

Practical Shooting Association is to<br />

encourage the development of<br />

equipment and techniques that will<br />

safely advance the craft of practical<br />

shooting in a sporting atmosphere,<br />

and<br />

WHEREAS evidence has<br />

been presented that indicates that<br />

the uee of jacketed bullets weighing<br />

less than 160 grains and lead<br />

bullets weighing less than 143<br />

grains in .38 Super ammunition<br />

may be unsafe when loaded to<br />

achieve the major power factor of<br />

175,000 in unsupported chambers,<br />

NOW THEREFORE, IT IS<br />

HEREBY RESOLVED, that .38<br />

Super ammunition using jacketed<br />

bullets of less than 150 grains, or<br />

lead bullets of less than 143 grains,<br />

AND LOADED TO THE MAJOR<br />

POWER FACTOR CATEGORY are<br />

specifically prohibited and will not<br />

be allowed to be used in USPSA<br />

events unless fully supported<br />

chambers are employed.<br />

DEFINITION OF FULLY<br />

SUPPORTED CHAMBER.& used<br />

in this resolution a Fully Supported<br />

Chamber is defined as: One in<br />

which the cartridge<br />

-<br />

case is enclosed<br />

around 360 deerees of ... it^<br />

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circumference by the barrel chamber<br />

up to the front of the case extractor<br />

grove.<br />

WORLD ASSEMBLY<br />

PROPOSALS: Discussion of<br />

contradiction in official minutes of<br />

IPSC minute book vs wpy of minute<br />

submitted from London meeting in<br />

regards to International sanction<br />

requirement. It was agreed to<br />

contact Bob Chittleboro for<br />

clarification.<br />

The three proposals<br />

submitted by the policy committee<br />

for World Assembly discussion on<br />

changing the voting power and per<br />

capita fee for countries were<br />

reviewed.<br />

MOTION: John Sayle moved that<br />

David Stanford be empowered to<br />

vote as regional director of the<br />

United States and as chairman of<br />

the policy committee in favor or<br />

proposal #2 as distributed and<br />

further the he be empowered, at the<br />

World Assembly to be held in<br />

Adelaide, Australia, October. 1990.<br />

to make any modification necessary<br />

to the proposal to insure that the<br />

United States is not forced to pay<br />

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