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Safariland Quick Locking System QLS 19 Holster Locking Fork Polymer Foliage Green

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Brand
Safariland
Color
Foliage Green
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
781602447393

Overview

The Safariland QLS 19 Locking Fork is a modular component designed to mount directly to the back of any Safariland 2-hole pattern pouch or 3-hole holster. This locking fork integrates with the QLS 22 or QLS 22L receiver plates (sold separately) to allow for the rapid transfer of holsters between various attachment points, such as belt loops or tactical leg shrouds. The combination maintains Level I retention and permits quick rotation or adjustment of gear based on mission requirements. This foliage green accessory features a pinch-release mechanism that enables efficient removal and reconfiguration of carried equipment.

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