AIWB now legal in all divisions?

[GJM]

I agree with those people that say now that's a matter of time till IPSC kicks USPSA out and a new IPSC region will be formed in the US. If you really care about the sport, then the rules integrity is very important. Getting as many timmies out as possible is a wrong goal IMHO.

I really like the new flashlight rule because it makes my EDC suitable pistol four ounces closer in weight to the CZ and Sig.

[JCN]

Who’s your daddy?

[CleverNickname]

I really like the new flashlight rule because it makes my EDC suitable pistol four ounces closer in weight to the CZ and Sig.

Someone needs to make a rail-mounted light that's 10% tiny LED powered by a CR2032 and 90% lead, for us polymer-frame shooters.

[cheby]

So who makes the heaviest flashlight right now? I really don't want to miss out

[cheby]

Who’s your daddy?

Seriously speaking, Shadow 2 is too nose heavy already. The flashlight is just gonna make it worse. It's not about the weight only. The weight distribution is also important

[Norville]

Interesting.

I read the uspsa email but didn’t download the new rule book.

I’ll probably stick with an owb holster, but definitely will run with and without an X300 on the timer soon.

[CleverNickname]

I read the uspsa email but didn’t download the new rule book.

The PDF at uspsa.org/rules hasn't been updated yet.

[Kirk]

I absolutely love this and will definitely be trying out AIWB with a WML in USPSA soon. My main goal right now is earning my GM card in Steel Challenge. Does anyone have any idea if WMLs will be legal in SCSA? I know that AIWB won't be allowed, but wasn't sure if the WML rule will crossover or not.

[Artemas2]

Who’s your daddy?

Some lok brass or ssi tungstans should get it ti 59

[Hot Sauce]

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Which extended mag release are you running there?