clee403

So, I've scoured the 2017 and 2022 rulebook. The 2017 version had this specific line for ammunition carriers: 8.6.2 H Magazine carriers must be worn in a location on the belt so that the front edge of the carrier or magazine is behind the shooter’s hipbone. In the 2022 rulebook this line is removed, and the only reference anywhere to the location of magazine carriers is the following: 8.6.2.3 Magazine carriers must be worn in a location on the belt so that the magazine is completely concealed. So, while an OWB holster must still be behind the hip bone, there does not appear to be any limitations on magazine carriers as long as with your arms in scarecrow position your concealment garment covers all. Consensus is that bullets-out, cant, and forward placement is now ok as long as concealed. Jump in and let me know if I missed something! Cheers.

I zero my red dots at 10 yards, then from 0 to 25 yards I am less than an inch off up or down, never worry about holdover. Easiest is to use a bore site laser, I use a 9mm round with laser built in, $12 on Amazon. Then just line up the dots. Remove laser round, rotate it and repeat, fast way to detect imperfection s in the lasers zero.

My argument is that in 2017 rule book there was "concealed carry and all day..." plus specific rules against bullets out, cant, and thumb screws. So, if those had to be listed specifically they were not in the concealed carry all day clause. Therefore removing the specific lines removes those rules.

So with the 2022 rules they dropped the explicit bans for bullets out and cant for magazine carriers. But, there is still the "suitable for all day carry.." which is subjective as hell. Question: I'd like to run bullets out with a bit of cant on my first mag carrier. Good to go? Or will varying RSOs give me s#!t?