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Gentlemen, I have a general question for the use of a Colt Officer´s ACP (stainless steel, Series 80, no modifications, caliber .45 ACP) for training. A somewhat reduced load will be used: 5.0grs Kemira N320 behind a Haendler & Natermann 230grs copper plated round nose lead bullet with a with cetyl alcohol anti-friction coating (OAL: 32,0mm). The pistol is normally fired sparingly for around 100 shots per year. Question: For training purposes a full day training in an IPSC course should be done with this pistol. Around 400-500 will be fired in one day. No doubt that the shooter will suffer more than the pistol, but would you recommend such an extended use of a firearm designed more for show-off and carrying than extended use? Any information or recommendation is welcome! best regards Rolf |