Videos tagged with QLS

Johnny Q recommends the Safariland 6360 OWB holster for the Springfield Echelon, highlighting its Multicam Cordura wrap and Quick Locking System (QLS). This setup offers robust retention and easy mounting versatility. The estimated cost for the holster and QLS is between $230 and $250, reflecting its durable construction and tactical features.

This Brownells Quick Tip video features Caleb demonstrating the setup and functionality of the True North Concepts Modular Holster Adapter. The tutorial covers essential steps including belt mounting, understanding screw configurations, integrating SafariLand QLS systems, attaching leg straps, and fine-tuning holster placement. It's designed for users building duty belts or refining training rigs, offering a step-by-step guide for optimal holster setup and customization.

This review covers the Battle Gnome Solutions MP5 holster, highlighting its dual retention system (active strap and passive friction) and QLS compatibility. The holster demonstrated secure retention even with the larger MP5 SD during a running test, indicating its suitability for various MP5 platforms including the MP5K and standard MP5. It's presented as a robust option for tactical carry and self-defense applications.

Lucas Botkin details three distinct T.REX ARMS Speed Belt setups for various shooting disciplines, emphasizing modularity and ergonomics. He highlights the primary minimalist setup with MARS carriers, a larger configuration for night shooting, and a USPSA-compliant belt. Key features include the Safariland UBL/QLS system for holster interchangeability and practical accessory integration like tourniquet holders and chem lights.

This review compares Safariland and Alien Gear duty holsters after extensive professional and training use. While both holsters offer Level 3 retention and are durable, the Alien Gear Rapid Force Duty Holster excels in design and function with a smoother, faster release. It also offers greater versatility for optics and lights and a simpler ordering process, though Safariland's QLS system is noted for its robustness. Safariland holsters present a more professional appearance and are quieter, while Alien Gear is slightly more affordable.

This Geauga Firearms Academy video features Kim and Neil visiting Blade-Tech to showcase their new Tek-Mount system. The Tek-Mount is presented as a superior alternative to the Safariland QLS for connecting various accessories like holsters, magazine pouches, and tourniquets. The video highlights the versatility and potential of the Tek-Mount in adapting firearm setups. It also includes links to a Total Eclipse 2.0 review and the Blade-Tech Tek-Mount on Amazon, along with extensive social media and website links for Geauga Firearms Academy, encouraging viewers to subscribe and seek professional training.

This video reviews the Condor LCS Cobra Gun Belt, highlighting its features and suitability as a budget-friendly battle belt. The reviewer discusses its construction with genuine COBRA buckles and laser-cut MOLLE slots, emphasizing its versatility for use as a standalone or two-piece system. The reviewer also shares their personal belt setup, including a Safariland UBL, a Trex Arms med pouch, a dump pouch, and Esstac Kiwi magazine pouches. The video aims to inform viewers about a durable and functional tactical belt option for various applications.

The Safariland 7TS holster with ALS retention offers a secure and intuitive Level 1 retention system that automatically locks the firearm upon re-holstering. It's constructed from durable, non-abrasive SafariSeven material, rated for extreme temperatures, and compatible with various mounting systems and optional retention add-ons. This holster is a versatile and high-quality option for both open and concealed carry, particularly for Glock firearms.

The Safariland QLS system offers a versatile solution for mounting holsters across various platforms. It allows users to quickly transfer a single holster, like an ALS for a Glock 17, between different belt setups (battle belt, standard belt, MOLLE) using the QLS 19 fork and QLS 22 receiver plate. The system meets Safariland's Level 1 retention standards and is available in multiple colors.