Competition rigs and tac training gear

[buffalobo]

Hoping to dedicate alot more time to competition and training this year. Minion X is keeping good grades and behavior and his Lil sis is coming of age to start comps/organized training so mom/dad have committed a few bucks to help papa with outfitting them with gear.

I tend to be a minimalist and want to avoid shortchanging the kids.

Let's discuss kits vs build piece by piece. Equipment that can accommodate growth over next few years and comp gear that can double as tac gear for non competition classes.

If you're unarmed, you are a victim

[lex137]

I feel like actual competition gun holster are way different than tac gun holsters, since comp rigs are made for speed and minimal. At least the ones that I’ve seen. That being said I do know a couple guys who run safariland 6300 series holsters for comp

[buffalobo]

After breakfast conversation life gets easier. Both minions want to run gear like papa's. A good belt, appropriate holster and double mag pouch/holder with ability to add singles as needed.

Tac stuff is still probably couple years away as most classes we would attend in near future do not require it.

If you're unarmed, you are a victim

[lex137]

After breakfast conversation life gets easier. Both minions want to run gear like papa's. A good belt, appropriate holster and double mag pouch/holder with ability to add singles as needed.

Tac stuff is still probably couple years away as most classes we would attend in near future do not require it.

If you're unarmed, you are a victim

Blue Alpha does a 28? battle belt. He can get a 30? belt since you can go up or down 2?

[BushMasterBoy]

I use an old style military canteen belt. Add a load bearing harness. Belt padding for comfort. Holster is a M12 with flap. Compass pouch holds cleaning kit. Works great for those wilderness expeditions or ATV excursions. Or riding horses...











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[funkymonkey1111]

Hoping to dedicate alot more time to competition

Might be helpful to know what kind of competition you're talking about.

[buffalobo]

Steel Challenge, IDPA, USPSA.

If you're unarmed, you are a victim

[Tim K]

I’m on the hunt for something similar, a war belt for my son. So far I haven’t been able to find anything small enough. He’s a 28” waist.

[buffalobo]

I?m on the hunt for something similar, a war belt for my son. So far I haven?t been able to find anything small enough. He?s a 28? waist.

Try Kore, I think they can be adjusted down to 24".

https://www.koreessentials.com/products/battle-belt

If you're unarmed, you are a victim

[BushMasterBoy]

I usually wear a CQB belt everyday. Can be used as a torniquet in an emergency. Rappel loop makes it easy for airlift rescue. Lasts a long time. Variety of holsters fit. 5000 lbs test strength.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/BLACKHAWK...BLACK/20754477