terrydoc

Best of both worlds. This is an STI version but I believe Kensight make them for a number of companies.

I've used a number of different holsters for (IPSC Classic -I believe the holster rules are a little different to USPSA SS) anything from a leather Galco Avenger for a "classic 'rig to a JR micro race holster. But as an all round holster to use with a few different model pistols you can't beat the Safariland 568 Customfit in my opinion.

yes it is what it means is there are so many choices and preferences that it's a decision for the individual.

How long is a piece of string?

Try the Safariland #568 Customfit range, you can also get a race type belt hanger for these

I thought that was the case.

Not a USPSA guy here but is the ported barrel ok for Production?

why would the performance center core be any different to the Pro? what do they do to them?

see pic for fell raiser grip

Easier to only buy 1 and check than buy a heap, but you probably know that now

IPSC allows for .357 Sig for major in all Divisions, as I don't shoot USPSA I won't comment, we have a few guy's here in Australia using it in Classic mostly in "parts guns" as no one is bringing in .357 Sig factory gun's except 1 dealer and that was only very recently. They shoot Sig only because only one state in Aust allows .45 for IPSC Classic ( don't get me started on that)

Let's see if anyone has anything yet !!!!!!! Here's mine M&P Pro with a Redfield Accelerator.

I guess I'll have to stop calling it Plastic Optics then... I believe he has already milled some slides he posted pics on FB but I'm not sure which model.

you can can't you? Isn't there a decocker version of the Shadow, ( the Tactical I vaguely recall) I may be wrong but I'm sure I asked our CZ importer here in Australia a few years back.

Simply put Mac you pay your money you take the risk. If you go to a sanctioned IPSC or USPSA match you play by THOSE rules, if you choose to handle your firearm outside of the safe areas or under the supervision of an RO you run the risk of being DQ'd if seen. You will then be DQ'd from the match and if you chose to put up your $100 for arbitration I would strongly suggest the decision would be upheld and you would go home $100 poorer. You can argue all you like, but the rulebook at a sanctioned IPSC /USPSA match OVERRULE local rules, otherwise the match would not be a sanction match.

+ 1 for that, As small as a gun bag is the RO is not there to be your butler/ man servant, hand it to a shooting buddy so the RO can do his assigned job not be your own personal bag carrier.

remember the 2in rule if your a skinny bugger you may have issues with a pouch mounted magnet if it's mounted on outside of the pouch

I went the other way I found if I use the 5.11 packs (24) I put too much gear in it So this one seems ok at the moment, having said that I don't usually take more than one gun and ammo for it to the range, I'm more of a match shooter than a practicer .

Similar to the GPS handgunner backpack I recently purchase, although mine has no cooler section and cost twice as much

Boonie hat or maybe these http://www.frillneck.com.au/catalog/index.php

Try these as they are adjustable for different guns as your collection grows !!! http://www.ebay.com/itm/SAFARILAND-568-49-411-HOLSTER-RIGHT-HAND-PADDLE-BELT-LOOP-COMBO-NEW-SHIPS-FREE-/261938225221

For USPSA equipment Production 12 Restriction on position of holster and other equipment (revolver speed loaders, moon clips are exempt) Yes, see Appendix E3 Doesn't matter if your using it or not the gear must be compliant with the division rules.

ordered a GPS pistol backpack from Optics planet the other day check em out on utube

That's what I'm getting at you don't think He's honest enough to call a miss but if he DQ's you it's different and you accept it.

ChuckS is correct there is nothing in the rules re the finish on guns other than Division requirement However in regard to clothing the MD is the arbiter of whether or not the clothing is ok. I have asked the higher ups at IPSC about the CZ team uniform and they said its not actually regarded as camo. 5.3 Appropriate Dress 5.3.1 The use of camouflage or other similar types of military or police garments other than by competitors who are law enforcement or military personnel is discouraged. The Match Director will be the final authority in respect of what garments must not be worn by competitors.