Videos tagged with QLS System

This guide details the installation and use of the Safariland 6360 OWB holster for the Springfield Armory Echelon, emphasizing its modular QLS mounting system. The video, presented by Johnny Q, highlights the holster's Multicam Cordura finish and quick-detach capabilities, offering a robust solution for carrying the Echelon. The estimated cost for this setup is between $230 and $250.

This guide details the advanced process of building a custom 9mm pistol, starting with unboxing high-end aftermarket parts and progressing through frame and slide assembly. It covers the installation of specialized components like optics, weapon lights, and tritium sights, culminating in a tactical belt setup and range testing. The instruction is delivered with high authority, reflecting expert-level firearm customization skills.

This video demonstrates the process of creating a custom OWB holster for the new Sig Sauer P211 GTO, a double-stack 1911. The instructor highlights that the P211's trigger guard is similar in size to a Sig P320, allowing for the adaptation of existing P320 holsters. The process involves initial fitment, potential adjustments for a snugger hold, and customization with finishes like Multicam Black. The video also touches on the integration of weapon lights and adjustable retention.

This video discusses a fatal incident involving a SIG M18 pistol within the Air Force's Global Strike Command. The speaker, drawing on military firearm protocols and past P320 issues, analyzes the circumstances of the uncommanded discharge, highlighting potential design flaws and the implications for military firearm policies. It also touches upon the FBI's findings regarding the P320 platform and the Army's decision to continue using the M18/M17.

This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to attach a Safariland QLS fork to a Blackhawk Omnivore holster. It details the use of an adapter to overcome incompatible hole patterns and recommends using beefier original hardware with Loctite for a secure installation. The process involves mounting the adapter to the holster first, then attaching the QLS fork.

This guide details the installation of the True North Concepts Modular Holster Adapter onto a gun belt. It covers mounting the adapter to the belt using provided hardware and spacers, attaching a Safariland QLS system, and integrating an optional leg strap. The process emphasizes proper screw tension for adjustability and final fitting by performing draw strokes with the firearm.

This guide details the setup of a functional range belt, differentiating between competition and general range use. It emphasizes the importance of a secure belt system, proper holster and magazine pouch placement, and the utility of accessories like a tactical knife and timer. The setup prioritizes accessibility and efficiency for a productive day at the range.

This guide details the installation and adjustment of the Safariland QLS (Quick Locking System) for tactical and duty belt setups. Expert instruction from GBRS Group highlights the system's ability to allow quick holster swaps and significant customization for ergonomic efficiency. The QLS system enables users to fine-tune holster height and cant for optimal draw access, crucial for comfort and performance.

This video details a comprehensive range belt setup for tactical training, featuring a SOE Cobra belt, SOE Patrol Subload for rifle and pistol magazines, G-Code pistol mag pouches, and a Safari Land 6395 RDS holster for a Glock 34. The presenter emphasizes modularity and accessibility of essential gear, including a medical kit and dump pouch, for effective training sessions.

This video details a late 2024/early 2025 battle belt setup focused on utility for range testing and property checks. Key components include a Safari Land holster with QLS for modularity, a Core Essentials ratcheting belt for adjustability, and strategically placed pouches for a flashlight, medical kit, spare magazines, and a fixed blade knife. The setup prioritizes quick access to essential items like the firearm, flashlight, and knife.

This guide, informed by a former Navy SEAL, details how to properly set up a battle belt for tactical applications. Key considerations include belt rigidity, accessory compatibility with belt width, strategic placement of medical gear and dump pouches, and the use of modular systems for quick equipment changes. The emphasis is on purpose-driven setups rather than emulation.

This video provides an overview of the Werkz Holsters M7 OWB holster, highlighting its improvements over the original model. The presenter, a self-proclaimed fan of Werkz Holsters, details changes in mounting options, material upgrades to Boltron, and structural enhancements for rigidity. The review emphasizes the holster's suitability for battle belts and its impact on draw speed.