A Cat And A Gat
Member
I’ve been shooting IDPA in my duty rig for years now and I do fairly well with it. I’ve also been shooting USPSA at a local club now for the last 4 months. I run my duty rig with my duty weapon which is a Glock 19 with the 12 lb trigger.
Out of about 30 shooters I am usually in the top 10. The top shooters are usually B, A or M. A bunch of the guys keep telling me to ditch the rig because it may be holding me back and get an actual production rig and get into some bigger matches. I think I would like to pursue that as long as bouncing back and forth between a few different set ups doesn’t present any issues. My duty rig is OK for local matches as a production set up but outside of local matches, it is not production legal because of how far forward my holster and mags are. If I did take this dive, I would most likely keep running the 19 for a while and then maybe consider getting a 34 if my budget allows for it.
I dry fire everyday and I alternate every other day between my duty rig and my AIWB off duty rig. How much of an issue would it present if I introduced a 3rd rig into my training? Would it even be an issue? Is it really not a big deal? Would it be a good balance to shoot IDPA with the duty rig and USPSA with the USPSA rig?
Out of about 30 shooters I am usually in the top 10. The top shooters are usually B, A or M. A bunch of the guys keep telling me to ditch the rig because it may be holding me back and get an actual production rig and get into some bigger matches. I think I would like to pursue that as long as bouncing back and forth between a few different set ups doesn’t present any issues. My duty rig is OK for local matches as a production set up but outside of local matches, it is not production legal because of how far forward my holster and mags are. If I did take this dive, I would most likely keep running the 19 for a while and then maybe consider getting a 34 if my budget allows for it.
I dry fire everyday and I alternate every other day between my duty rig and my AIWB off duty rig. How much of an issue would it present if I introduced a 3rd rig into my training? Would it even be an issue? Is it really not a big deal? Would it be a good balance to shoot IDPA with the duty rig and USPSA with the USPSA rig?