Legal USPSA Modifications ?

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I've been working my new M&P9 to replace my Beretta 92FS as a competition gun. I shoot USPSA, so what can I not change? I want to add the following:

•APEX Hard Sear (9 mm, .357 Sig & .40 series) - NOT FOR .45 ACP
•APEX M&P Ultimate Striker Block Kit (USB kit)
•APEX M&P Increased Rate Sear Spring** (very small) & Trigger Return Spring

I shoot production, so can I add all this and be okay?
 
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I've been working my new M&P9 to replace my Beretta 92FS as a competition gun. I shoot USPSA, so what can I not change? I want to add the following:

•APEX Hard Sear (9 mm, .357 Sig & .40 series) - NOT FOR .45 ACP
•APEX M&P Ultimate Striker Block Kit (USB kit)
•APEX M&P Increased Rate Sear Spring** (very small) & Trigger Return Spring

I shoot production, so can I add all this and be okay?

Yes. Internal modifications to improve accuracy, reliability and function are allowed. The relevant portions of the rule book are quoted below. The entire rule book can be found at United States Practical Shooting Association.

Authorized modifications
(Strictly limited to these
items and their stated
guidelines)
•Internal throating and polishing to improve accuracy,
reliability and function
•Sights – trimmed, adjusted, replaced, colored, or
fiber-optic.
•Slide – refinishing. Milling of slide – only as
required to insert sights.
•After-market slides and barrels – provided they are
the same length, contour, and caliber as original factory
standard.
•Grips – Internal beveling. Checkering, stippling, and
addition of grip tape or grip sleeves. (see Appendix
E4)
•Exchange of minor components (springs, safeties,
slide stops, guide rods).

Specifically prohibited
modifications and features
•Prototype and Single-Action-Only handguns.
•Disabling of any external safety or externally operated
safety.
•External modifications or features such as weights or
devices to control or reduce recoil (such as, but not
limited to, thumb rests or components which could be
used as such).
•Grips - Any addition or removal of material which
changes the factory profile or adds function such as
beavertail or thumb rest.
•External plugs (such as Seattle Slug).
•No magwell attachments or external flaring of the
magwell. The lateral width of the well may not be
more than 1/4" wider than the lateral width of the
magazine.
 
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