POTD: Bro, do you even holster your Uzi?
In IPSC Practical Shooting the rules stipulate that all handguns must be carried unloaded, in a case or bag of a design intended or suitable for the safe carriage of firearms, or in a holster securely attached to the competitor’s belt. Primary reason: Safety.
Handgun matches must not require the use of a particular type or brand of holster, so iyou’re free to build your own holster if you want.
However, the Range Master may deem that a competitor’s holster is unsafe and order that it’s improved to his satisfaction. For instance, a holster which does not completely prevent access to, or activation of, the trigger of the handgun while holstered. Again, safety is the primary concern for everyone.
Violations are subject to Rule 10.5.13 – i.e. disqualification from the match for safety reasons.An Uzi, if I ever could get one, wouldn’t be my first choice at a competition but sometimes it’s all about the fun factor and bringing out your fun gun instead of your race gun.
The sights look like a challenge to use.
All pictures by J.S. and used with permission. Thanks!
Ex-Arctic Ranger. Competitive practical shooter and hunter with a European focus. Always ready to increase my collection of modern semi-automatics, optics, thermals and suppressors. TCCC Certified. Occasionaly seen in a 6x6 Bug Out Vehicle, always with a big smile.
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I saw that in match at our range a few weeks ago. I had to look twice….
Very similar to the B&T TP9/MP9 holster in concept.