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6005SLS Tactical Holster 1964- 2014 PRODUCTS CATALOG DUTY GEAR Together, We Save Lives.™ DUTY GEAR INTRODUCTION 01 DUTY HOLSTERS 04 EDW HOLSTERS 07 DUTY BELTS & ACCESSORIES 08 TACTICAL & MILITARY 17 QUICK ATTACHMENT SYSTEMS 25 LIGHT SYSTEMS 29 CONCEALMENT 31 COMPETITION 40 ARMOR ARMOR COMMUNICATIONS INNOVATION NOT IMITATION® DUTYGEAR Safariland® holsters and accessories are renowned for quality, performance and technological advancements in design. The overwhelming choice of law enforcement agencies and competition shooters around the world, Safariland continues to develop new products by working hands on with the most knowledgeable and experienced users in the industry. From veteran law enforcement officers to our world-renowned Team Safariland shooters, we field test our products to provide you with the best product available. BIKE BIKE TOP NEW PICKS FOR 2014 Introducing the next generation in holster design from Safariland®, the leader in technology and innovation. The new ACCESSORIES FIREARMS FIREARMS 7TS™ Series is extremely rugged and offers the ultimate in durability. Constructed of SafariSeven™ materials, a proprietary DuPont™ nylon blend, these holsters are practically impervious to the elements. SafariSeven allows very high tolerances to heat and cold and requires virtually no maintenance to keep them functioning and looking good. These holsters feature precision injection molding and are incredibly lightweight. LESS LETHAL LESS Seven Features of the 7TS LETHAL LESS 1 Proprietary nylon blend that is completely non-abrasive to a firearm’s finish 2 Raised stand-off surfaces in interior of holster creates air space around the weapon allowing dirt and moisture to quickly clear any contact with the firearm 3 Very high heat tolerance; structurally sound at 300° F 7378 ™ ® 7TS ALS Concealment Paddle and PROTECTIVE 4 Very low cold tolerance; structurally sound at -50° F Belt Loop Combo GEAR 5 Can be submerged in water indefinitely and still maintain shape and function 6 Matte finish decreases reflection and can be maintained with a simple scouring pad 7 Compatible with all Safariland holster mounting options SEE PAGE 89 FORENSICS FORENSICS PERFORMANCE ™ Safariland is known for its unparalleled holster security and innovative designs. The all new GLS (Grip Locking System) APPAREL is no exception. The GLS is a unique retention system in which the middle finger is used to the release the weapon. As with the popular ALS® holster line, a proper shooting grip will place the drawing hand in the exact location to release the retention system. The middle finger sits directly on the GLS lever. During the draw the lever is depressed allowing for a straight up draw out of the holster. No additional motion or action is required. The GLS holster line offers a lower profile and compact design, perfect for concealability. The low cut sides allow for a rapid draw and easy re-holstering. SYSTEMS ARMOR 1 Automatically locks weapon in place upon holstering 2 While obtaining a shooting grip the middle finger is placed directly SYSTEMS ARMOR GROUP TRAINING on the GLS retention device making for a smooth and easy draw 3 3-Hole pattern on holster backing makes it compatible with all SURVIVABILITY Safariland mounting accessories 5377 SYSTEMS GLS Concealment Belt Loop Holster TRAINING TRAINING GROUP SEE PAGE 86 holsters.com safariland.com/dutygear 2 SAFARILAMINATE™ CONSTRUCTION SafariLaminate is a unique thermal-laminate process used for the construction of many Safariland products. This material is impervious to moisture, bloodborne pathogens, and does not break down like natural materials, making for an extremely durable and long-term professional looking product. SAFARILAND FINISHES GUIDE Traditional Leather Look Finish Traditional leather has been the mainstay of the law enforcement community for decades. With the SafariLaminate process we offer an extremely durable leather look that offers easy care and maintenance for years of use. Offered in Plain, Basketweave and Hi Gloss. STX Tactical® Finish This is a special tactical “haircell” finish exclusive to Safariland. This textured finish helps to reduce wear-and-tear scratches on the product. It is famous for its incredible strength, abrasion resistance and protective qualities. It is heat-laminated and molded to the exact shape of weapons and accessories for better security. It will not absorb water or sweat, dries quickly, and is easily cleaned with mild soap and water or Armor All®. A thin layer of suede in the liner protects the finish of guns and absorbs excess oils or lubricants. STX Finishes We’ve expanded our popular STX Tactical® finish to include Plain, Hi Gloss and Basketweave finish. This hard-shell STX material is heat-laminated and molded to the exact shape of weapons and accessories, and it’s extremely durable. It’s the only product available that addresses seat belt abrasion issues. Available Colors COYOTE FDE BROWN FOLIAGE OLIVE DRAB BLACK BROWN GREEN 1 The ALS is a unique design that locks into the ejection port 3 and is operated by the thumb once the SLS is released. 2 The SLS rotating hood has been tested and proven for many years on the 6280 and 6004 series of holsters. Simply push down The ALS® or Automatic Locking System provides a high level of and rotate forward as you obtain your shooting grip. To close, security without adding thumb breaks, snaps, or levers requiring 1 2 pull back on the hood, and the SLS self locks. There are no the use of the trigger finger. With several patents to its credit, the snaps or straps to manipulate. key to this system is an internal locking device that secures the weapon in all directions simply upon re-holstering. Holsters with 3 The Hood Guard helps protect the SLS from impact and this advanced ergonomic design are completely operable with premature release, especially in an attempted takeaway. the thumb, making training easy, and the straight-up draw makes Included with all duty and tactical versions. it very instinctive to use, yet difficult for anyone other than the 4 4 Constructed of SafariLaminate™, a thermal-molded holster to wearer to access. help protect the handgun and gun-mounted accessories for years of use. 2 1 The SLS rotating hood has been tested and proven for many years on the 6280 and 6004 series of holsters. Simply push down The SLS rotating hood has been tested and proven for many 1 and rotate forward as you obtain your shooting grip. To close, years on the 6280 and 6004 series of holsters. Simply push down pull back on the hood, and the SLS self locks. There are no and rotate forward as you obtain your shooting grip. To close, snaps or straps to manipulate. pull back on the hood, and the SLS self-locks. There are no 3 snaps or straps to manipulate. The Hood Guard helps protect 2 The Hood Guard helps protect the SLS from impact the SLS from impact and inadvertent release, especially in an and premature release, especially in an attempted attempted takeaway. takeaway. Included with all duty and tactical versions. 3 Optional Sentry lever increases retention level by one. Much like the ALS® with its intuitive draw, the GLS® or Grip Locking 1 The GLS is retention device operated by the middle finger, System, is automatically disengaged when taking a shooting grip. simply obtain a shooting grip to release the mechanism. 2 Unlike, the ALS, however, the GLS is released with the middle finger, 2 Automatically locks weapon in place upon holstering. making it possible to produce holsters that are both very close to the body and small in size. safariland.com 800.347.1200 800.347.1200 safariland.com 1 3 RETENTION LEVELS ARMOR Officer safety is critical. That’s why Safariland created the Retention Level system as a guide to holster selection. The holsters in this catalog are classified by their Retention Levels to help you choose the right holster for your needs. In the interest of safety for police officers, Safariland introduced the Retention Level COMMUNICATIONS System in 1985, providing useful holster selection information to the marketplace. This system helped officers evaluate and make informed decisions on the type of holster needed for different scenarios and environments. Safariland set this initial standard, and to this day is the only holster manufacturer with established, strict testing criteria to evaluate the Retention Level of a duty holster. LEVEL I RETENTION™ 6390 DUTYGEAR ALS® Level I with Mid-Ride UBL • Level I Retention™ holster • ALS® (Automatic Locking System) secures weapon once DUTY GEAR holstered; simple straight up draw once the release is deactivated • Optional ALS Guard available for increasing level of security by one to Level II Retention™ BIKE • Hood Guard installed • Open-top design without SLS for quick retrieval of weapon • SafariLaminate™ thermal-molded construction protects handgun and sights ACCESSORIES FIREARMS FIREARMS PATENTED • Fits available for light mounted weapons • Offered in 2" (50mm) or 2.25" (58mm) belt slots ALS GUARD 6395 with Low-Ride UBL ENGAGED • 1.5" (38mm) Belt Drop version • Available in STX Tactical® (all colors), STX Plain, STX PATENTED Basketweave or STX Hi Gloss finishes LESS LETHAL LESS 7390 7TS™ALS® Level I Retention™ Mid-Ride Duty Holster PROTECTIVE • Level I Retention™ Holster GEAR • ALS® (Automatic Locking System) secures weapon once holstered, simple straight up draw once release is deactivated • Open-top design without SLS for quick retrieval of weapon • Optional ALS Guard available for increasing level of security by one to a Level ™ II Retention FORENSICS • A proprietary nylon blend that is completely non-abrasive
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