USPSA Production

[Ian]

Having outgrown the equipment that we use, (Fobus and ordinary belt) I have ordered a CR Speed Belt.
It seems that the Blade-Tech dropped and offset holster is suited and popular.
Do you guys agree?

[notasccrmom]

I use a Bladetech DOH with my G34 in production. I have friends that do as well. I don't have a CR Speed belt yet, but it's high on my list of things to buy this season.

[Ian]

Do you have the Tek-Lock or the Loop?
Seems like the loop would be tighter, but not as easy to get on and off.

[ede]

that would be my choice if i were a production shooter.

[gary newport]

I use the same belt (Dillon - old version) and holster (Ready Tactical) to shoot my G21SF in Limited 10 as I use in IDPA CDP. (Hey, if Dave can do it, so can I! :cool:)

Given the "looser" rules of USPSA Production, your choice looks good. The (concealable :dunno:) dropped-and-offset holster should be fast and that belt sure seems popular at the USPSA club where I shoot (as practice for IDPA :whistling:).

The USPSA shooters look at me funny when I refuse to drop a partially-loaded magazine on the ground to go faster!

[RH45]

Even though I use CR speed belts for limited, and open, for production and single stack, I use a Dillon, leather belt, which I also use for IDPA.

The holsters I use for single stack, and Glocks are made by Mach 2 Tactical.
http://www.m2tactical.com/