The UK's Finest Independent Forum for Shooters and Gun Owners. Est 2010.

Hi still looking and regarding the molle vest,I believe you can't use them in ukpsa events

Nothing above the waist for UKPSA.

for holding cartridges or do you all run around shirtless and pull the trigger with your nipples?

Pointy nipples are also banned in ukpsa

nearly there wrote:Hi I'm looking for the double shell holder type

I have one which I don't use (used once) , same as BamBam link http://www.chameleon-fabrics.com/ipsc-3 ... adtwo-belt., holds 28 shells, cost me about £120ish including P&P.

Send me a PM

BamBam wrote:Nothing above the waist for UKPSA.

do you know their resoning?

hobbesy wrote:

BamBam wrote:Nothing above the waist for IPSC.

do you know their resoning?

FIFY

As the UK 'branch' of IPSC, they were told too. Supposedly because wearing chest rigs gives off the wrong impression i.e. chest rigs are used by the police/military not sportsmen/women. Who this impression was being given to I don't know, its not exactly like IPSC competitions are broadcast after the football

To be honest though I'm surprised there were any to 'ban' in 2008, or which ever version of the IPSC rule book it was, given that they are slower than loading from the waist.

Blackstuff wrote:

hobbesy wrote:

BamBam wrote:Nothing above the waist for IPSC.

do you know their resoning?

FIFY

As the UK 'branch' of IPSC, they were told too. Supposedly because wearing chest rigs gives off the wrong impression i.e. chest rigs are used by the police/military not sportsmen/women. Who this impression was being given to I don't know, its not exactly like IPSC competitions are broadcast after the football

To be honest though I'm surprised there were any to 'ban' in 2008, or which ever version of the IPSC rule book it was, given that they are slower than loading from the waist.

Just wondered