Videos tagged with QLS System

The Safariland QLS system offers significant adjustability for holster mounting, allowing users to customize height and cant for optimal draw ergonomics. This is crucial for accommodating individual physical needs and preferences, especially for those with shoulder issues. The quick-release mechanism enables easy swapping of holsters on a single belt attachment point.

This guide, informed by a former Navy SEAL, details how to properly set up a battle belt for tactical applications. Key considerations include selecting a rigid belt from brands like GBRS Group, Ferro Concepts, or Ronin Tactics, and ensuring modularity with systems like Safariland's QLS. Proper placement of essential gear such as holsters, magazine pouches, medical kits, and tourniquets is emphasized for optimal performance and casualty care.

This video showcases the Safariland QLS system's versatility, particularly the QLS Fork, for rapidly swapping holsters. It demonstrates attaching a Glock-compatible holster to a tactical belt and a drop leg platform, highlighting the ease of switching between a handgun holster and a specialized holster for a B&T MP9/TP9 submachine gun. The system emphasizes modularity and convenience for tactical applications.

This video from Barrel & Hatchet's Hatchet Cast series focuses on selecting the right holsters for various situations, including concealed carry, duty use, and "SHTF" (Shit Hits The Fan) scenarios. Hosts Eric and Roy discuss essential holster features, recommended types, and those to avoid. They also touch upon gear like battle belts and systems like QLS for quick holster switching. The video mentions specific brands like Safariland and Wilder Tactical, offering discount codes. It concludes with announcements for preparedness classes, competitions, and ways to support the channel.

This video explains the differences between tactical holsters and EDC/concealed carry options, focusing on OWB designs with active retention. It highlights features like hoods, thumb-activated buttons, and modular attachment systems such as QLS. Safariland is presented as the industry standard, with recommendations to use their Holster Finder tool for specific firearm and accessory configurations.

This video showcases an updated battle belt setup. The creator details various components of their battle belt, including an ESSTAC KYWI, a PROPPER COBRA BELT, an HSGI BELT PAD, a dump pouch, a med pouch, a SAFARILAND HOLSTER, UBL MID RIDE, and QLS forks and receiver. The description also mentions that a Glock, thigh strap, and magazines are part of the overall setup but not explicitly linked. The video provides affiliate links for many of the items discussed and encourages support through donations and merchandise.

Garand Thumb's 2018 Gunfighter Belt setup prioritizes mission needs and personal ergonomics. Key components include a stiff Alonzo Defense Group belt, Esstac KYWI magazine pouches with specific orientation for reload speed, and a Safariland 6354DO ALS holster. The setup also incorporates a Blue Force Gear Marco for chem lights and a Micro Trauma Now kit for immediate medical needs.