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

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Brand
Safariland
Color
OD Green
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
781602447416

Overview

The Safariland Quick Locking System (QLS) 19 Locking Fork mounts directly to the back of any Safariland 2-hole pattern pouch or 3-hole pattern holster. Designed to lock exclusively into the QLS 22 or QLS 22L Receiver Plate, this combination passes the Level I Retention pull test while allowing the user to quickly transfer gear between attachment points such as a belt loop or tactical leg shroud. A quick pinch of the thumb and index finger enables the rapid removal and rotation of mounted accessories depending on mission requirements.

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