EAA P-Match or P-Match Pro Legal for IDPA/USPSA?

[Canoetripper]

Background:
I want to get into competition shooting with USPSA and IDPA (both are local for me). I am a little overwhelmed by the gun categories nuances--especially IDPA. Currently, I have a S/A XDS in 9mm (my carry gun) and an EAA/Tanfoglio Witness Full Size in 10mm. I absolutely LOVE shooting my Witness, but I think competition shooting in 10mm would get really expensive, really quickly.

Question:
Can anyone tell me if the Witness P Match and P Match Pro are legal for USPSA or IDPA, and in which categories? I think they are really sexy and would love to give one a try. However, I do not see either on the USPSA production gun list, and it appears from the specs on EAA's site that they would BARELY fit into the IDPA box.

Links:
http://eaacorp.com/guns/handguns/witness-p-match-tanfoglio-404
http://eaacorp.com/guns/handguns/witness-p-match-pro-tanfoglio-410

Thanks in advance!

 

[Jim Watson]

If they are not on the Production list, they are not Production.
Limited Minor would work.

If they just barely fit the box, they fit The Box. SSP for the DA, ESP for the SA.

 

[Canoetripper]

Makes sense. Thank you, Jim.

 

[waktasz]

They are relatively new, but there's no reason the Pro shouldn't be legal for Production. There is just a paperwork process the manufacturer must complete in order to get it added to the approved list.
Until then, they are both legal for Limited or Limited 10 in USPSA (and Open, of course)