Would this rig be uspsa/idpa legal?

[jcerillo70 16]

I found this and fell in love. For my 1911.

 

I cant tell if it covers the trigger from the picture, and the maker seems like they might have been eating paint chips today by the off topic response when i asked. maybe you guys know?

 

Id get the one with 4 mag pouches. Theyre asking $357...seems fair if i can use it

 

[Shane45 807]

Dude!

[jcerillo70 16]

Looks like a no lol

 

-If it covers the trigger guard,, i thought we were good?

[hiker88 22]

looks like the holster does not cover the trigger... does it come with matching boots and saddle? : )

[jcerillo70 16]

lol id wear this over a cr rig in a heartbeat

[hiker88 22]

I'll send pics of my "old school" safariland leather gear tonight when I get home.

[Maksim 1,504]

This is soooo...

 

[hiker88 22]

Leather...

[jcerillo70 16]

Leather...

 

I like that. looks like that WOULD cover the trigger

[hiker88 22]

I like that. looks like that WOULD cover the trigger

 

it's a safariland 008 holster

[bry@n 195]

wow....I think my eyes are hurting.

 

I would go with a blade tech set up for comps. If you like that set up, I am sure there will be a few that will get a kick out of it.

[Col. Mortimer 11]

Uhhh....I think you should look at Cowboy Action Shooting...yeah.

 

BTW - it is not legal as it does not block access to the trigger.

[ronhonda 86]

I not sure if that exact holster would be legal, but check out the rule book. (USPSA)

Here is the handy dandy link for you; http://www.uspsa.org/rules/2010HandgunRulesProof3web.pdf

Start looking at page 75 for holster restrictions.

It looks nice if you are into it, but I would get a decent polymer holster and mag pouches and spend the rest of the money saved on ammo.

[Pew Pew Plates 358]

[Cemeterys Gun Blob 165]

And I thought I was nuts!!

 

You need to cover the trigger, and to get something like that would cost a bunch of money for a good one.

 

I was looking for something that I could use in Wild Bunch matches and USPSA, but there's more USPSA shoots, then there are Wild Bunch.......so I'll be looking at Blade Tech.

[jcerillo70 16]

I figured the way to go for a rig USPSA/IDPA ... per your comments, Even though id love to use my illigal cowboy rig would go like this..

 

Let me know what you think

 

1> Blade-tech SRB (Sting Ray Belt Holster)IDPA Approved - $65

 

2> CR Speed Super Hi-Torque "Deluxe" Range Belt - $65

3> Cr speed Versa-Pouch 4 Pack - $130 (ouch!)

[jcerillo70 16]

I stopped by my fathers house today. He gave me a nylon Bulldog holster that actually fits both my Glock 34 & my 1911. Cover the trigger guard to

 

pics too big

[ronhonda 86]

I figured the way to go for a rig USPSA/IDPA ... per your comments, Even though id love to use my illigal cowboy rig would go like this..

 

Let me know what you think

 

1> Blade-tech SRB (Sting Ray Belt Holster)IDPA Approved - $65

 

2> CR Speed Super Hi-Torque "Deluxe" Range Belt - $65

3> Cr speed Versa-Pouch 4 Pack - $130 (ouch!)

You can (I would at least) get the DOH setup with teklock and order the belt attachment. DOH legal in USPSA, not in IDPA. So when you go to an IDPA event, just switch the mounting hardware. the cr speed mag pouches are good, but for half the price you can get the Bladetech's. Also the OUTER belt is not legal for IDPA, but using the INNER would be fine.