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steambucket · November 8, 2014, 07:28 PM

Hello everybody. This is my first post on the forum

(edit... I guess second... I forgot about one)
My question is with an OWB leather holster, I was told at my last match I should tuck my shirt in because some (idiot) body had a ND because their shirt was in the way when drawing.

This sounds kinda stupid to me.

I didn't argue, but isn't it against the whole point of I(defensive)PA matches?

The main reason I ask is because I just got a glock 23 for carry, and would like to use a leather iwb that will not be very practical with a tucked in shirt.

Thanks in advance. I didn't want to argue with the RSO in the middle of a match.

It was also not a REAL IDPA, it was a basic IDPA that a gun club near me does... similar but not "official" and (possibly) geared towards revolver shooters and possibly a bit watered down.

November 8, 2014, 07:28 PM	#1
steambucket Junior Member Join Date: October 25, 2014 Posts: 4	Tucked shirt in IDPA Hello everybody. This is my first post on the forum (edit... I guess second... I forgot about one) My question is with an OWB leather holster, I was told at my last match I should tuck my shirt in because some (idiot) body had a ND because their shirt was in the way when drawing. This sounds kinda stupid to me. I didn't argue, but isn't it against the whole point of I(defensive)PA matches? The main reason I ask is because I just got a glock 23 for carry, and would like to use a leather iwb that will not be very practical with a tucked in shirt. Thanks in advance. I didn't want to argue with the RSO in the middle of a match. It was also not a REAL IDPA, it was a basic IDPA that a gun club near me does... similar but not "official" and (possibly) geared towards revolver shooters and possibly a bit watered down.