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Posted: 8/20/2014 12:55:37 PM EDT
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Run what you got. Use it as practice for your edc.
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Posted: 8/22/2014 10:28:31 PM EDT
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Bladetech is the go to holster for many many USPSA and IPDA shooters. You use the DOH attachment for USPSA to drop and offset the holster and take it off for IDPA. I use them for both with a Glock and M&P.
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Posted: 8/22/2014 10:47:12 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Run what you got. Use it as practice for your edc. I use a bladetech for uspsa and 3 gun.
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Posted: 8/23/2014 1:34:18 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Run what you got. Use it as practice for your edc. His light-bearing kydex holster would require the light be attached to the gun to use, and in USPSA and IDPA you cannot have a light mounted per the rules. The most popular companies for "competition" oriented stuff for production would be Comp-Tac, Safariland, or Bladetech. If you like your Bravo Concealment, those type of pancake holsters also work fine, but you'll need one for your gun without the light. |
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Posted: 8/23/2014 9:26:16 AM EDT
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His light-bearing kydex holster would require the light be attached to the gun to use, and in USPSA and IDPA you cannot have a light mounted per the rules. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Run what you got. Use it as practice for your edc. His light-bearing kydex holster would require the light be attached to the gun to use, and in USPSA and IDPA you cannot have a light mounted per the rules. Exactly. OP: Take a look at the Safariland 5199 at Midway. They are a little tight, but run about $25 shipped. These are simple holsters and used by some of the top shooters in the sport. My preference is for Drop Offset Holsters from RLN or Bladetech. Comptac also has the International (I have not used this one though). These will all run in the $60-70ish price bracket. |
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Posted: 8/28/2014 10:56:04 PM EDT
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His light-bearing kydex holster would require the light be attached to the gun to use, and in USPSA and IDPA you cannot have a light mounted per the rules. You can do USPSA with the light attached, but you would then have to shoot in Open division. For your first match it really doesn't matter what division you're in; might as well try out one match with what you've got before going out and buying all new gear. That being said, if you're going to start shooting Production get a Blade Tech or Comp Tac. Comp Tac's been having a lot of sales recently if you sign up for their email list. |
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Posted: 8/30/2014 8:32:03 PM EDT
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I use the Safariland 567. I like it a lot. Can be used with different pistols if necessary.
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