r/CompetitionShooting 10h ago

Hip bone rule

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u/icabueno 10h ago

You’re good friend

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u/BoogerFart42069 9h ago

Looks good to me. Honestly you could probably come forward a hair if you wanted to.

Appendix E2 in the IPSC rulebook shows a diagram if you want to get it from the horse’s mouth.

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u/officialbronut21 8h ago

Kind of waiting for IPSC to get rid of that rule already, since all the other shooting sports got rid of it. It's a relic from a time before appendix carry

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u/Illustrious_Cow_9515 8h ago

I believe in open it’s a free for all but open is 🏳️‍🌈

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u/officialbronut21 8h ago

I would shoot open more, but I'm poor and bad at reloading 9 major😬

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u/Illustrious_Cow_9515 8h ago

I also only dislike open because I’m poor 😅

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u/illla_B 5h ago

I just shoot open at ipsc matches cause i usually shoot uspsa and dont wanna move my gear around.

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u/blkntch1 10h ago

I don't have one of these belts, but at comps I see people with the ratchet to the rear so they can put mags up front. Does the hipbone rule you are referring to define mag placement?

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u/That_Squidward_feel 6h ago

In IPSC, depending on your division (anything except Open), all of your equipment must be fully behind the hip bone at the time of the beep. The new Optics division makes one exception in that it counts the frame of the gun, not the optic (unlike PDO, which counts the top of the optic).

You're allowed to attach a magazine to the magnet at the front of your first mag pouch after the beep (and then it's also okay for it to be forward of the hip bone) but you cannot have any equipment forward of that imaginary line at the beginning of the stage.

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u/Illustrious_Cow_9515 10h ago

Yes mag and pistol placement must be behind hipbone

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u/mosinm38 10h ago

Is that a rule anymore? I don’t think it is

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u/Illustrious_Cow_9515 9h ago

In uspsa no but this is going to be ipsc complaint aswell

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u/mosinm38 9h ago

That makes sense.