Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Production Division”
Compact Carry Pistol IPSC & IDPA CCP Guide 2026: Glock 19, SIG P365 X-Macro Comp, CZ P-09 + Top Comp Pistols Buyer Guide

Quick Answer: IPSC Has No CCP — IDPA Does
Read this first. If you searched for “compact carry pistol IPSC division,” you’ve stumbled into one of the most common naming mix-ups in practical shooting. IPSC does not have a CCP (Compact Carry Pistol) division. That label belongs exclusively to IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association), which created CCP in March 2023 specifically for everyday carry-sized handguns. In IPSC, you shoot a compact pistol inside the existing Production, Production Optics, or Standard divisions — there’s no compact-only category.
Complete IPSC Beginner Pistol Guide: Production Division Handgun Recommendations & Equipment Setup

Why Production Division is the Best Starting Point for Beginners
Want to enter the world of IPSC competitive shooting but don’t know which gun to choose? Production Division is your best bet. This division is designed for “out-of-the-box” factory pistols, allowing newcomers to step onto the competitive stage with minimal budget and modifications.
CZ Shadow 2 Review 2026: Best IPSC Production Pistol & Setup
60-Second BLUF: Is the CZ Shadow 2 Worth Buying in 2026?
Short answer: yes, the CZ Shadow 2 is still the benchmark pistol for IPSC/USPSA Production division in 2026 — and it has quietly become the most versatile platform in the class. The same family now runs Production, Standard, Production Optics, Carry Optics, and Precision Bullseye depending on which variant you pick (Standard, OR, Orange, Target 6, Carry, Compact). The legendary SA/DA trigger, 1,280 g all-steel frame, and CZ 75 slide-inside-frame architecture deliver the lowest bore axis and most stable platform in its price tier ($1,200–$2,000), and unlike striker-fired rivals it lets you train Production and Carry Optics from the same gun with minor configuration changes.