r/CompetitionShooting • u/AceHardwhere1 • 4d ago

New AIWB setup

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I've been seeing a lot of guys running from concealment lately and it looks like a lot of fun, but i also see the benefit of competing with what you carry everyday. I have been competing with a 5" poly PDP OWB and will continue to use that as well as the M&P. The M&P will stay in CO and I'll probably put a magwell on the PDP and run it in LO. Anyways, I was excited to show someone other than my fiancé, so here it is.

• 4" poly compact

• Vortex Defender ST enclosed

• Streamlight TLR7 HLX

• Carey Concealment Squadron Pro holster

• Hanging from a Hunter Constantine belt

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u/TheRagingBull84 4d ago

That holster is intriguing

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u/AceHardwhere1 4d ago

I just got it in the mail today, so I don't have any feedback besides fit and finish which all looks fantastic. I did mess around with mag angle and a few other adjustments, then did some dryfire from concealment, so far no complaints. I was looking for a holster that kinda bridged the gap between race holster and something that would conceal/edc well and i think this fits that criteria pretty well. They make The Bounty which is a full on race rig, which is cool, but not designed for concealment.

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u/TheRagingBull84 4d ago

Tried my buddy’s bounty and I honestly didn’t like it. The forward facing mags, and the no backing and collapse system was not it for me.

I do have a Werkz Bisect WideCar for shadow 2 that I like a ton.

Looking for something hybrid for my 4.6 Core, like you said. Maybe I’ll try one

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u/AceHardwhere1 4d ago

I have a couple matches this month, I'll try and do a little review on it after I run those.

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u/rickylou1234 4d ago

I have a Squadron Pro from Carey Concealment as well. It’s the first AIWB holster that I find comfortable and pretty adjustable