Re: Some impressive shooting......
Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2017 3:36 pm
Surely dressing as a cowboy makes you a Walt as much as dressing in all black to look like SWAT... 

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Depends where and what you are shooting.Camo has been done to death on this site: common agreement it's cheap and durable...so why not wear it, it doesn't turn people into something else, that's just projectionism.
INTERNATIONAL
PRACTICAL SHOOTING
CONFEDERATION
HANDGUN COMPETITION RULES
JANUARY 2017 EDITION.
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.
ordnance wrote:Depends where and what you are shooting. As i said if you doint mind desssing up its a good way to justfy two handguns of the same caliber.Camo has been done to death on this site: common agreement it's cheap and durable...so why not wear it, it doesn't turn people into something else, that's just projectionism.INTERNATIONAL
PRACTICAL SHOOTING
CONFEDERATION
HANDGUN COMPETITION RULES
JANUARY 2017 EDITION.
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.
Chuck wrote: Why do people get a lemon up their ass over how people dress and have fun? How about SUPPORTING other shooting disciplines and those who take part in it, irrespective of whatever they wear....even tweeds and plus fours!
Note "discouraged", not banned or prohibited..just not "in"... At the end of the day, what's more important - preservation of the sport or what people wear?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.
Chuck wrote:Note "discouraged", not banned or prohibited..just not "in"... At the end of the day, what's more important - preservation of the sport or what people wear?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.
Maybe the Associations will compile a list of acceptable kit..a bit like a school uniform?
Everything is governed by fashion...breacher wrote:
Its almost like a fashion trend and they all follow it like slaves.