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No, sorry to say... No IDPA clubs in Norway (only IPSC). But some of us train IDPA style. Unofficial.
Me shooting IPSC (with GLOCK)
Me shooting the GLOCK 17. 
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Good for you!
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The only thing I can't figure out is the west... What's that all about?Good for you!
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Do you mean VEST? Yep, a vest is almost a uniform for IDPA shooters. A vest offers the required concealment of one's pistol and is generally more comfortable than a jacket in warm weather -- we tend to have a bit more of that in some parts of the country than you probably do in Norway! :supergrin:
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Aha,... I see - and understand a lot more. Off course. In Norway we propably would go for a heavy coat/"I should not say a fur coute (that's not political correct today"!
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Pfft... You're just saying that because it's tougher to find Safariland stuff over there.The magazine pouches is also from GHOST...
The best you can get for speed reloading of pistolmags...
IPSC is fun, IDPA is fun. Just in vastly different ways.
IDPA is designed to simulate a defensive use of the handgun you might face in America (sorta, it's still definitely a sport) where we're allowed to carry the pistol concealed. So, they make you wear something to hide the gun when you compete, and an open vest is the fastest thing to draw from underneath.
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Naa... I also got a full Safariland rigg.Pfft... You're just saying that because it's tougher to find Safariland stuff over there.
Nice stuff!
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A full GHOST rigg with 4 mag pouches cost about $500 (2,500 Norwegian Kroner) here in Norway.
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