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Safariland Ballast RDS - Level 3 Duty Holster - Fits GLOCK 17 TLR-1 - Black - Left Hand

$194.40
Brand
Safariland
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
781602267878

Overview

The Safariland Ballast RDS is a Level 3 duty holster designed specifically for the Glock 17 equipped with a Streamlight TLR-1. It features a crush-resistant exterior and an integrated Ingress Guard to protect the trigger and internal mechanisms from debris. The holster utilizes an internal spring-loaded ALS lever with a textured surface for secure retention and positive thumb engagement. Engineered for duty belt efficiency, it features a minimalist footprint and includes a cant-adjustable UBL mount that supports 15-degree forward or rearward angles, or a vertical position. The holster is constructed to withstand extreme temperatures ranging from 160°F to -50°F and is compatible with all Safariland 3-hole pattern mounts. This configuration is intended for left-handed shooters.

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