Safariland

Safariland is one of the most trusted names in duty and concealment holsters. Their ALS (Automatic Locking System) locks the pistol in as soon as it is holstered, and SLS (Self Locking System) adds a rotating hood for higher retention. Many models are cut for red dot sights (RDS) and built to carry a weapon light. Every item we sell is new in the manufacturer's packaging with full factory warranty, and we ship to California and nationwide. Shop Safariland by holster 7360 7TS ALS/SLS – mid-ride Level III duty holster in non-marring SafariSeven 7378 7TS ALS – compact Level I concealment and range holster 6360 ALS/SLS – classic SafariLaminate Level III duty holster 6390 ALS – mid-ride Level I duty holster 6354 ALS – tactical thigh holster 578 GLS Pro-Fit – Grip Locking System holster that fits dozens of pistols Incog X – IWB concealment holsters Species – light-bearing OWB holsters Solis – concealment holsters QLS – Quick Locking System forks and receiver plates Mag pouches – pistol and rifle magazine pouches Speedloaders – Comp I, II and III revolver speedloaders Browse by type: light-bearing holsters, duty & retention holsters and concealment holsters. FAQ What do ALS and SLS mean? ALS (Automatic Locking System) is an internal lock that engages when the pistol is holstered; you release it with your thumb as you draw. SLS (Self Locking System) adds a hood you rotate forward. ALS alone is Level I retention; ALS plus SLS is typically Level III. How do I pick a light-bearing holster? Match both your pistol and your light model. A holster for a Glock 19 with an X300U will not fit a TLR-7, so check the light listed in the title. What does RDS mean? RDS means the holster is cut to clear a pistol-mounted red dot sight.