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  • speeddreamz
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2008
    • 877

    1911 - holster/mag pouch/belt for uspsa single stack

    Recomendations for using it in uspsa single stack competition:

    Holsters?

    Belt/holster combo?

    Mag pouches?
    Saw the blade tech quad pouches...how useful for USPSA?

    Need to hold 7 mags, thinking of getting 2 of the quads.

    On a side note, because I'm new, do you put your already used mags back in the mag pouch, or do you just drop them during reloads?
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    kmca
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 2371

    For single stack:
    Holster: BladeTech
    Belt: Safariland, but if I were to start over, it'd be CR Speed
    Pouches: Safariland 771's

    7 mags? I carry 5 and one in the back pocket for "emergencies"...I've only had to reach for the back pocket once when I dropped a mag on a 42 round stage. I don't know about you, but I run out of belt real estate with 6. Remember, you have to keep your holster and all your pouches behind your hip bone.

    I don't think I've ever seen a quad pouch being used in a match. I have seen one during a club shoot and it looked like the mags were too close together for my taste.

    No, you don't have time to put a mag back in the pouch...just drop it and pick it up when you're done.

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    • #3
      speeddreamz
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2008
      • 877

      The buddy of mine who is getting me into this said to have 7 mags. Didn't question why etc.

      I was thinking a quad holster would keep them closer to my hipbone, as opposed to way all around the back.



      Originally posted by kmca
      For single stack:
      Holster: BladeTech
      Belt: Safariland, but if I were to start over, it'd be CR Speed
      Pouches: Safariland 771's

      7 mags? I carry 5 and one in the back pocket for "emergencies"...I've only had to reach for the back pocket once when I dropped a mag on a 42 round stage. I don't know about you, but I run out of belt real estate with 6. Remember, you have to keep your holster and all your pouches behind your hip bone.

      I don't think I've ever seen a quad pouch being used in a match. I have seen one during a club shoot and it looked like the mags were too close together for my taste.

      No, you don't have time to put a mag back in the pouch...just drop it and pick it up when you're done.

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      • #4
        What Just Happened?
        Veteran Member
        • Sep 2007
        • 2504

        I like the Bladetech Drop / Offset Holster.

        A CR Speed belt is what everyone uses.

        Not sure as to the mag holders. I'm looking around for these also.

        I just drop the magazines onto the floor. There's no requirement that you retain them like in IDPA.

        For production, I use 5 magazines. That's a total capacity of 50 rounds. To reach this capacity, you would need 6 or 7 8-round 1911 magazines. One in the gun, four on your pouches, and one in the back pocket would give you fourty-eight / nine rounds and should be enough.

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        • #5
          rayra
          Banned
          • Mar 2006
          • 1747

          Used to use a nice Safariland rig in IPSC competition several years ago, worked great.
          Four single mag holders arrayed on the front left quadrant and a fifth loose / inserted in the weapon when making ready.
          Don't recall ever shooting a stage that called for more than 35 rounds.

          Haven't kept up on recent competition fashion trends, but a quad mag holder would seem to me to not be helpful, fumbling about to grab just one.

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