IDPA holster legality?

[number9]

I am looking at something entry-level like this to make my start in IDPA. I can't tell whether or not that would be legal though -- does anyone know "how to tell"?

 

[Cross-X]

That holster is IDPA legal. No worries, mate!

 

[number9]

Cheers cobber

 

[number9]

Well, now I am confused. A guy at Uncle Mikes emailed me back to say this: "First, that is not legal by ISPA standards. Second, the Kydex ISP has been discontinued". I'm sure ISPA is a typo... but that holster is designed for concealed carry, right? I don't even know how the IDPA defines legality.

 

[Cross-X]

All versions of the IWB style of holster are legal for IDPA. Take a look at pages 29 and 30 of the IDPA rulebook. Visit www.idpa.com and click on the Rulebook inside the first button on the left of the home page.

 

[TY43215]

Well, now I am confused. A guy at Uncle Mikes emailed me back to say this: "First, that is not legal by ISPA standards. Second, the Kydex ISP has been discontinued". I'm sure ISPA is a typo... but that holster is designed for concealed carry, right? I don't even know how the IDPA defines legality.

Try this place for a holster. http://www.talontactical.com/ The A10 is perfect for IDPA.

OR, The comtac speed paddle from http://malibumike.win.aplus.net/netac-production/prod01.htm Is good also. I use this for my 226

Regards,

 

[dwarven1]

Well, now I am confused. A guy at Uncle Mikes emailed me back to say this: "First, that is not legal by ISPA standards. Second, the Kydex ISP has been discontinued". I'm sure ISPA is a typo... but that holster is designed for concealed carry, right? I don't even know how the IDPA defines legality.

the rules got changed a year or so ago; the guy at Uncle Mike's may not have read the new specs.