Overall length of the pistol with moderator on is 19 inches...The barrel length with moderator on is about 15 3/4 and without moderator the barrel is just under 10 inches so if these are the proper rules I got off the
AAFTA Handbook -- Official AAFTA Rules (Last Updated 21 November 2021) then it appears you would be good to go without moderator on. Now I have been wrong before, but I hope this helps.
Tony P.
1. Air pistols only. The maximum caliber is 0.25.
2. Muzzle energy limited to 12 foot-pounds.
3. Barrel length is limited to 15 inches including any attachments to the muzzle (e.g. moderator, or flip compensator). A wooden or other barrel-friendly dowel will be used to determine the length of the barrel, as measured from the tip of the barrel or muzzle attachment to the breech-face.
4. Fore end depth is limited to a maximum of 3 inches, measured from the center of the barrel to the lowest part of the gun forward of the trigger guard.
5. Attached cylinders at the rear of the Pistol are not allowed.
6. Overall length including any attachments must not exceed 25 inches.
7. No shooting jackets, slings, harnesses, or other bodily supports. Clothing or shooting gloves worn by the shooter must not restrict hand or body movement.
8. No shooting sticks or mono/bi/tripods.
9. Kneepads may not exceed 1 inch in thickness. The intent is to allow comfort, and not an extra form of support.
10. Sandbags, knee risers or butt stocks are not allowed.
11. Scopes maximum magnification of 12x. Variable scopes capable of greater than 12x are not allowed. Clicking is allowed.
12. Seats up to 6 inches high allowed.
13. Time limits may be enforced.
14. Any shooting position is allowed so long as the pistol is fully supported by the competitor. Hangytanks are allowed but cannot contact the ground or shooter’s anatomy while shooting.
15. Distance 10-35 yards
16. Kill zones sizes shall be 0.5” to 2” in diameter.
17. Forced Offhand (Standing) Shots: Pistol is held solely by the hands, and may not contact the arms, body, or any other kind of support.
18. Eyecup contact with the face is permitted.
19. Classes: AAFTA requires at least one sanctioned class for a legal match. Other classes may be added if desired. Sanctioned classes are: A. Limited Class: Rules as defined above. B. Hunter Class: Rules as defined above, but no turret adjustment allowed during the match (no clicking.). Any form of seat without back or arms support may be used. Monopods, shooting sticks, or bipods may be used, with the same restrictions as described in the Hunter Division Rules.
20. Standard Common Division Rules apply
