Safariland Duty Holsters

Published on September 1, 2018
Duration: 5:01

This video provides an in-depth look at Safariland RDS duty holsters, emphasizing their reliability and functionality for law enforcement and tactical use. The presenter, a former law enforcement officer, highlights the ALS (Automatic Locking System) mechanism and its effectiveness. The review covers compatibility with various firearms and weapon lights, showcasing the holster's versatility and the benefits of the QLS mounting system.

Quick Summary

Safariland RDS duty holsters feature the ALS (Automatic Locking System) which secures firearms by locking onto the ejection port. This system, combined with the QLS mounting system, offers versatility and reliability for law enforcement and tactical professionals.

Chapters

  1. 00:20Intro & Shop Update
  2. 00:52Battle Belt & RDR Gear Mention
  3. 01:19Safariland RDS Holster Introduction
  4. 01:26Speaker's Safariland History
  5. 01:57Dry Fire Draws with Gabe
  6. 02:06ALS Mechanism Explained
  7. 02:31Holstering Without Light
  8. 02:47Natural Grip & Lever Placement
  9. 02:58Speed Draws
  10. 03:21Holster Model & Compatibility
  11. 03:53QLS System Integration
  12. 04:14Secondary Holster Example
  13. 04:31Outro & Support Shoutout

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ALS system on Safariland holsters?

The ALS (Automatic Locking System) on Safariland holsters is a retention mechanism that locks onto the firearm's ejection port. It uses a thumb lever, positioned naturally for your grip, to disengage the lock, allowing for a smooth and secure draw.

What firearms and lights are compatible with the Safariland RDS holster reviewed?

The reviewed Safariland RDS holster model is compatible with Glock 9mm and .40 caliber pistols (like the Glock 17, 19, 34) with or without lights. It also fits weapon lights such as the SureFire X300, Streamlight TLR-1, and Olight PL2 Valkyrie.

How does the Safariland QLS system enhance holster versatility?

The Safariland QLS (Quick Locking System) allows users to quickly detach and reattach holsters. This modularity is ideal for switching between different carry setups or holsters, such as moving from a duty holster to a range holster.

Why does the speaker trust Safariland for duty gear?

The speaker, a former law enforcement officer, trusts Safariland for duty gear due to years of personal experience and reliance on their products for life-dependent situations. They consider Safariland top-notch for duty and defensive use.

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