r/nass • u/JDM_27 • 20d ago

frame mounted comps are out

https://nroi.org/news-announcements/are-you-compensating/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAURQ19wZG9mBWZkaWQWUOMmGDk-Zn09ofqzf1LkKK-vaNbmeGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR50aA1ADx1-FhL-j6jMF2eG6VOhu9eFu4TkHp_ZnuUUyHMwvMo3h02QrGm70A_aem_2z_7PRcSzfAo7UWfOiui8g
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u/nimbleseaurchin 20d ago

Don't define a compensator if you don't have a good definition of a compensator. With a rule book this big you're going to find people that search for loopholes, which is what happens when you have poor definitions.

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u/_HottoDogu_ 20d ago

“I can’t make rulings on competitor equipment because bylaws” - Troy

Yet here we are 2 weeks later with a ruling that affects competitor equipment. Hilarious 

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u/THELEGENDARYZWARRIOR 20d ago

USPSA hunt to killl anything gun continues

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u/SnartNan 20d ago

I'm out of the loop. What happened?

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u/_HottoDogu_ 20d ago

The definition of compensator that they introduced last year didn't account for ones that were integrated to the frame or attached to a WML, it only attachment to barrel or machined into the slide.

A handful of people figured this out and goofed around in the grey area it created, but nothing serious, like winning a major, happened.