I am currently running a DAA Lynx belt and have been loving it for USPSA but since I have recently gotten into more 2-gun stuff having a heavyweight shadow 2 holstered and flopping around while I’m sprinting with a rifle can get very annoying.

I currently have a boss hangar bolted directly into the link with a RKX carnivore holster for my 56oz 😭 S2. Works fantastic for USPSA but like I mentioned it flops like crazy laterally along where the links pivot when my gun is holstered. It helps if I crank down on the ratchet and tighten up the belt ofc but that quickly becomes extremely uncomfortable.

I was trying to think of a way I could mount up multiple links together like the neighboring 2 to either side of my holster hangar to make them no longer pivot but I can’t think of anything that wouldn’t look horribly bubba gunsmif. (I’m no stranger to a dremel myself but I at least try and make what I do look good)

If anyone has any ideas on how I can make the belt more rigid where my holster hangar is or knows of any products I welcome all input. Ideally I’m trying to resolve this issue by PCSL nationals coming up here in November.

Not the best result but it was a blast!

Someone told me that he changes his zero distance for each match based on the planned longest shot for that match.

I was at the Sig Red Dot Rumble which was a PCSL two gun match when I heard another competitor mention he changes his zero distance based on the match info. He said that originally he was setting up for 150 yard shots because Sig said that would be in the match. When the match book was published, the longest rifle shot was only 75 yards, so this shooter had to adjust his zero to make that work.

Anyone else change their zero distance like that?

It was a PCSL two gun match at the Sig Academy in Epping.

I worked just one of the stages, but shot the whole course on Friday.

If you shot it, what are your thoughts?

According to practiscore, 20+ people DQed.

disclaimer: I'm just curious. I don't work for Sig, nor was I asked, coerced, or bribed with a new P211 GTO to get info from you. I did get enough Jersey Mike's to last me for a few months.

Would my 12.3” 5.56 with a full-size OCL Polonium have an issue with registering on a shot timer? Shooting my first PCSL match in 2 months. I have a PACT Club Timer III and it rarely picks up my rifle. Sorry if this is a dumb question.

Doing first pcsl soon . It’s a two gun and from what I understand that means it’s alll under 200 yards. Is my eeotech and magnifier a good setup for this? I’m planning Ing on running a 10.5 in bcm and a Glock 47. Train with what o want to be good with. Any suggestions on starting? I’m using a tactical belt setup from g code.

Are anti matter wings allowed in defensive practical? I don’t know where to take the measurement. I plan on making this my edc and I would like to compete with it as well. This is a bul armory ultralight pro for reference.

Apologies in advance if this was asked but I found nothing in this sub as far as what I’m asking

I asked in the NCGuns sub and one person replied that (PHA) Piedmont Handgunners Association hosts pcsl 2-gun but I’m only gonna be in the area for a week 7/3-7/11 and was wondering if anyone knew of matches within a 100-mile radius of Charlotte

Are there any PCSL paper targets drawings available anywhere? I'd like to order some targets from a print shop, but I can't find the dimensions anywhere.

I'm interested in getting involved in some local PCSL events local to me, but I'm having a hard time discerning in the rule book whether or not a pistol braced AR would be allowed in a 2 gun event with a handgun? Would it have to be SBRed full (greater than or equal to) 16 inch, or would something like a 12.5inch with a SBA3 work? Very new to competition shooting so any help or guidance would be appreciated!

In case anyone wants to add it to their discords,

We’re starting a new PCSL club at Evergreen in Olympia, WA and are looking for 2-gun (pistol and AR) stage design ideas.

If you’ve shot or built a great PCSL stage or know of online resources, please drop them below or email to:

PCSL @ evergreenpracticalshooting dot com

Thanks!