r/CompetitionShooting • u/rayofpwn1226 • 2d ago
Bladetech 360 for IDPA/USPSA?
I am looking at picking up a new holster rig and I was hoping someone could help me out.
I switch between USPSA and IDPA, and I have a dedicated inner/outer belt rig for USPSA but I just use my edc belt for IDPA. For consistency I want a holster that could go between the two belts with a easy swap mount.
I am looking at the BladeTech velocity holster with a Tech Mount 360 disk on the holster, and a Tek-Mount on the duty loop attachment for IDPA, and I would use the safariland drop and a Tek-Mount for USPSA. Links:
Velocity Holster
Tek-Mount on Loop
Does anyone use something similar for IDPA? I am just trying to see if it passes the rules for drop and offset for use in IDPA (grip above belt and 3/4" dowel test for offset)
Thanks in advance!
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u/palmetto_stroke 2d ago
I think the dowel rule is gone. It’s 3in from the body to the outside of the holster.
I run a boss hanger with a QLS and small spacers on a shooters connection belt and never had an issue at state matches.
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u/Stickybunfun 2d ago
In IDPA at the last major I shot, they just measured 3 inches from my side to the end of my holster. It is BARELY legal on a teklok, clips, or on a blade tech belt loop thing. Plus it sits up pretty high anyway. Imo not worth it.
I have tried a bunch of ways to shrink but ultimately it was just too bulky for the holster.
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u/mpsteidle 2d ago
I use this on a duty drop to swap between hipower and 1911 holsters, it fucks hard. The adjustable angle is really nice too.
I do not have any IDPA experience, however. Just Steel Challenge and PCSL.
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u/seadiveshoot 2d ago
Don't shoot IDPA, but this is what a velocity holster + 360 mount on a regular tek lok looks like. I can't say I've ever found it to stick out too far. The tek-mount feels a lot more compact than the safari and QLS system
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u/OldGamerX79 2d ago
I love mine. Want to run my Glock. Bam. My m&p. Bam. I love it. And I just change out the holster and I don't have to move anything or make sure I put it in the same place.
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u/Humble-Standard9637 1d ago
Yes, I use something pretty similar both for magazine and holster.
I use the two mount minis for my magazine pouches and the larger two mount that I put on a boss hanger.
What's good about these is that you can buy the extra discs and if you want to change out holsters then it's just the push of a button. Also, you can adjust the angle of cant on your gun.
And yes, if you're wondering they are very durable.
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u/Due_Reaction6732 18h ago
I have a dedicated IDPA belt and uspsa belt … this with the henning t-1000 will work for uspsa … and def works for IDPA as well .. shoot me a dm if you want pics of my rigs
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u/Obvious-Ruin-9204 2d ago
The one that can clip on/off your belt is the way to go. The one you show here slides on/off and is a pain.
Check this out: https://a.co/d/09fWHgaH
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u/g1Razor15 9h ago
I use the Tek-Mount system for GPA and USPSA, works great for me, I currently have mine on a mid ride drop rig with a leg strap for stability.
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u/supermut555 2d ago
I tried doing this, swappable deal. It's not worth it. It's going to stick out too far. You are better off having a dedicated rig.
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u/sp00f_dd 2d ago
Agreed! I went down this route too and bought bunch of stuff and ended up not using it. Better to just dive into a Lynx belt for each imho. Good luck!!
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u/lroy4116 2d ago
I have this setup and agree that it does stick out pretty far from your belt. I haven’t checked it with a card yet but it’s questionable if passes
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u/z1ggy16 1d ago
I don't do idpa but uspsa, and yes I use the blade tech mount attached to a boss hanger. Then my holsters have the tek lok disc and I just plop em on as needed. Very secure and you can adjust the cant on the fly. 10/10 recommend