Production Holster

[kalebg]

Are Dropped and Offset Holsters Legal for Production?

Thanks.

[Singlestack]

Yes.

Holster restrictions

•Suitable for everyday use. “Race gun” type

holster prohibited.

•May not be manufactured or cut lower than,

and must cover the slide up to, ½” below the

ejection port (belt slide “Yaqui” type holster

exempt).

•Revolver holsters open no lower than

halfway down the cylinder.

Edited August 4, 2009 by Singlestack

[00bullitt]

YEAH.......what Singlestack said

But they also cannot offset more than 2" from the inside of the inner belt as stated in appendix D and shown in Appendix E2

[wgnoyes]

But they also cannot offset more than 2" from the inside of the inner belt as stated in appendix D and shown in Appendix E2

Well, neither can anything else in any other division.

[mhop]

i think if people measured this it would be interesting to them i know on the glock and m&p doh holsters with a cr speed belt the techlock attachment sets it to far out but the stringray is good

[Singlestack]

i think if people measured this it would be interesting to them i know on the glock and m&p doh holsters with a cr speed belt the techlock attachment sets it to far out but the stringray is good

I would never take one to a match that I didn't measure.

[00bullitt]

Actually the Tek Lok is fine. Measures just under 1 7/8" The Stingray is 1/3/4"

[staudacher]

My DOH blade tech holster for my SIG X-5 pushes the gun out to 2 1/4" with a Stingray attatchment and a CR Speed belt. So I ditched the blade tech DOH and made my own out of a piece of kydex. Now I am at 1 3/4".