Bul Armory Axe FS Hatchet Pro Competition Rig
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A Pro Competition Rig for the Bul Armory Axe FS Hatchet, set up for IPSC and USPSA: a Pro Competition Holster, a two-piece Pro Heavy Duty Belt and four ambidextrous mag pouches. Right-hand draw only.
What's included
- (1) Pro Competition Holster for the Bul Armory Axe FS Hatchet, in Black or Carbon Fiber (your pick)
- (1) Pro Heavy Duty Competition Belt: inner belt, outer belt and belt keeper
- (4) Ambidextrous Single/Double Stack Competition Magazine Pouches, each with a bag of thinner spacers for single stack 1911 magazines
The belt and mag pouches come in black only.
Holster
A 0.08'' Kydex shell molded for the Bul Armory Axe FS Hatchet. Optics ready, with an open muzzle for threaded barrels. Two thumb screws on the shell set the retention by hand, no tools needed.
The shell mounts to an aluminum plate with two Phillips screws and binding posts, which also set the ride height and angle. An aluminum thigh bumper on the bottom of the belt attachment rests against your leg and keeps the holster steady.
The belt attachment fits 1.5'' to 1.75'' belts at least 6mm thick, so it holds tight on the 9mm outer belt in this rig. Three 2.5mm Allen screws on the front open it to go on the belt.
Belt
A two-piece hook and loop belt, 1.5'' wide. The 5mm inner belt stays in your pant loops. The 9mm outer belt carries your gear and locks onto the inner belt.
Belt sizes go by your waist measurement, not your pant size. Check the Size guide before you order.
Magazine pouches
Each pouch fits 9mm and .40 S&W double stack magazines, and .45 ACP single stack magazines with the included spacers. It has 360 degree cant and pivot, 2'' of ride height adjustment, and two screws to set how tightly it holds the magazine.
The pouches ship set up for double stack magazines. Single stack setup is covered in the Setup instructions.
Setup takes a 2.5mm Allen key and a Phillips screwdriver for the holster, and 5mm and 2mm Allen keys for the pouches (not included).
Made for IPSC and USPSA competition.
The holster and mag pouches are made in the USA. The belt is made in Taiwan.
Measure your waist where you'll wear the belt. Run a soft tape measure around your body over your pants, snug but not tight.
Add 9'' to that number. The extra 9'' is the overlap, where the outer belt's hook and loop grips the inner belt. With less than 9'' of contact the belt won't hold securely.
Pick the size whose overall length is equal to or just longer than your total. Example: a 36'' waist plus 9'' is 45'', so you need a Large (46.5'').
- Small: 38.5'' (97.8 cm) overall, fits a waist up to 29.5'' (75 cm)
- Medium: 43'' (109.2 cm) overall, fits a waist up to 34'' (86.4 cm)
- Large: 46.5'' (118.1 cm) overall, fits a waist up to 37.5'' (95.3 cm)
- X-Large: 50'' (127 cm) overall, fits a waist up to 41'' (104.1 cm)
- XX-Large: 54'' (137.2 cm) overall, fits a waist up to 45'' (114.3 cm)
Between two sizes? Go up. Extra overlap means more hook and loop contact, which holds better. A belt that's too short won't stay closed.
- Flip the inner belt. It ships inside out. Turn it so the fuzzy side faces out, then thread it through your pant loops. If the fuzzy side faces in, the outer belt has nothing to grip.
- Set up the mag pouches before they go on the belt. They ship set up for double stack magazines. For single stack 1911 magazines, take out the thumb screw (top right, by hand) and the retention screw (bottom left, 2mm Allen key), swap in the thinner spacers from the included bag, and put both screws back in.
- Mount the mag pouches. Loosen the 5mm Allen screw on the pouch (it sets the ride height and angle) so you can reach the four 2mm screws on the belt attachment. Loosen the four 2mm screws to open up the attachment, fit it on the belt, and tighten them back down.
- Mount the holster. Loosen the three 2.5mm Allen screws on the front of the holster's belt attachment to open it. Fit it on the outer belt and tighten the three screws. On a 1.75'' belt, take out the tab while the attachment is open. The belt has to be at least 6mm thick for the attachment to hold without moving (the outer belt in this rig is 9mm).
- Layout. Put the holster on your right hip. Line the four mag pouches up on the left side. Check your division's equipment rules before a match.
- Adjust the holster. With an unloaded pistol, loosen the two Phillips screws that hold the shell to the aluminum plate, set the ride height and angle, and tighten them again. Then set the retention with the two thumb screws on the shell, by hand. Tighter holds the pistol more securely while you move. Looser lets it draw with less effort.
- Adjust the mag pouches. Set each pouch's angle and ride height, then tighten the 5mm screw. Then set how tightly each pouch holds the magazine with its two retention screws: turn the top thumb screw by hand, and the bottom screw with a 2mm Allen key. Tighter holds the magazine more securely while you move. Looser lets it come out with less effort.
- Lock the screws. Once everything is where you want it, put a drop of removable (medium strength) thread locker on every screw: the mag pouch screws and all the holster screws (belt attachment, plate, thigh bumper and the two Phillips screws). Don't use a permanent thread locker, because it can seize the screws so they won't come out. Check every screw before you shoot.
- Put it on. Wrap the outer belt over the inner belt and press it down so the hook and loop lock together. Close the end with the belt keeper.
Tools you'll need (not included)
- 2.5mm Allen key: holster belt attachment screws
- Phillips screwdriver: holster ride height and angle screws
- 5mm Allen key: mag pouch angle and ride height screw
- 2mm Allen key: mag pouch belt attachment screws and bottom retention screw
- Removable (medium strength) thread locker
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Ran flawlessly during my 5.5 mile run and gun. No screws backed out. It just runs like it’s supposed to. I honestly couldn’t ask for anything more than this. And I highly recommend your equipment to anyone else looking to compete or train
My wife and I just started shooting USPSA and IDPA. We bought (2) of these for us to compete. Would recommend to any one looking for a complete setup.
When I changed IDPA divisions and pistols (SSP to CO and G34 to Walther PDP), I needed a new rig since the other manufacturer did have a fit for the PDP Compact. I did a lot of research and decided to give Black Scorpion a try. I have NOT been disappointed! The construction and especially the secure clip on/off nature of the components is top shelf. I especially like the belt’s construction as it mirrors the previous one I’d been using but I like the buckle clasp and fit better than my previous rig. Match performance has been stellar this far. Keep up the great work!
This Belt is everything's you expecting. Good quality, excellent fabric. Very protectional. Works Amazing. The price is words it. 100 % recommended.
Bulky af on the over lap that or I got to big of a size
Very good !
The hardware and screws holding everything are stripping out with adjustments and i can’t tension them or loosen them now
First belt works great mag pouch are great
High quality does what it should
Just shot my first IDPA match and the product worked great
Walther PDP 4.5'' Pro Competition Rig
Competition Rig - 1 Heavy Duty Belt w/ 4 Ambidextrous Single/Double Stack Magazine Pouches
Great quality, fits my Beretta 92X PCO perfectly.
Magazines fit nicely too
Works great good price
The screws for the magazine carriers constantly come loose, probably will use locktite, but shouldn't have to.
Never received the order; contacted them
They held me accountable for the carrier's fault and will not reship the replacement or refund
I am stuck with my money and no product
The kit is fine, works great. For the love, make a video demonstrating how to attach the mag pouches and holster to the belt, not being able to properly assemble the belt system out of the box was very frustrating. Also include the tools to work the systems in the bag, having to search my garage for 6 alan keys wasn't fun either, not to mention the fact that almost every screw was a different size.
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Great strap. But just a tad short. Cant make it any longer. Elastic at one end helps but If you have bigger thighs may be a bit tight.
You want review on an order I haven’t received?
This belt is fantastic and I’m already looking at incorporating some mag holders for my work belt in addition to what carry on my vest
I think the belt and holster will do well, not so sure about the mag pouches. They don’t seem to be fitted for the 2011 magazines. My Glock 34 magazines fit perfectly, but that’s not what I was needing. Will let you know how they perform after shooting a match.
Awesome Rig
The drop belt attachment fits my padded belt fine, so I like it for longer matches where weight can wear on the hips. I use it with the Scorpion quick release OWB holster which provides sufficient offset to allow going to the grip easy.
Purchased holster, belts, and mag holders. Great product, nice fit, solid construction. Have not had a chance to shoot competitively yet but has been outstanding while running practice drills.
For context, I compete occasionally in 2-gun, 3-gun, and other "non-lettered" local competitions. I generally avoid USPSA and IDPA, except occasionally. If the rules do not prohibit drop leg holsters, I use the Black Scorpion quick detachment drop leg holster with two leg straps. For me, it's the most stable and comfortable. If the competition rules state that the pistol's grip cannot be below the belt line, I use this duty drop leg belt attachment. I find it provides the same stability and comfort with only one leg strap. The only difference is that my hand/wrist consistently hits my pistol with the belt attachment. The full drop leg holster setup is a couple inches lower. I have them both from Black Scorpion, and one male attachment for my holster that can easily go back and forth between the two belt or leg rigs. This is perfect for me.
OK gear, holster did not fit the belt no matter what adjustments I tried. Had a 1/4 inch play on draw with holster moving. Tried to contact customer service which is nonexistent, tired phone, email and chat. No response to any of those attempts.
Very Good, i like it