What is the difference between the Safariland 6360 and 6390?

6390 is ALS. 6360 is ALS/SLS. Level 1 vs level 3 retention.

What is the difference between ALS and SLS holsters?

The ALS/SLS combination provides an extra measure of security. Safariland’s patented ALS locks the firearm into place immediately upon holstering, while the SLS rotating hood and tension device ensure added security. The ALS/SLS can be elevated to Level IV Retention™ with the addition of the Sentry.

What do Safariland holster numbers mean?

The Safariland model and part numbers identify products, and the numbers evolve as new products and mechanisms come to market. The part numbers for holsters contain all the information needed to identify and place an order. It’s really important to get all of the numbers correct, so that you receive the right holster.

Are Safariland holsters interchangeable?

The 745BL Belt Clip is designed with a 3-hole pattern, allowing interchangeability among various Safariland® holsters.

Is ALS better than SLS?

Due to this difference, ALS is regarded as being considerably less irritating than SLS – on a scale of 0 to 10, where the potential irritancy of water is 0 and that of SLS is 10, ALS scores around 4 – clearly far less irritating than SLS.

Can you use a Safariland holster without a light?

This means that you can utilize the holster and gun without the light attached, and the holster will still provide the life-saving retention that Safariland is known for.

Will a Glock 17 fit in a Glock 19 Safariland holster?

The Safariland model 6832DO ALS – This will allow a Glock 19 and Glock 17 to fit with a threaded barrel, as well as a Glock 19 Roland Special, and of course a Glock 34. For lights, this holster works with a Streamlight TLR-1 or Surefire, X300U and Trijicon RMR red dot sight.

Do Safariland holsters fit multiple guns?

Safariland Introduces New GLS Pro-Fit Holster – A Single Holster with Internal Retention for Multiple Handguns – Combines innovative technology with versatility to fit a variety of handguns.

Is ALS safer than SLS?

Is ammonium laureth sulfate bad?

Ammonium Laureth Sulfate can cause moderate to severe skin and eye irritation. It can also be contaminated with 1,4-Dioxane a suspected carcinogen. The severity of the irritation to increases directly with the concentration of ALES in a product.

What is the Safariland 7360 7Ts mid-ride Level III duty holster?

The Safariland 7360 7TS Mid-Ride Level III Duty Holster features precision injection-molding, making it extremely lightweight and durable. Constructed from SafariSeven, a proprietary DuPont nylon blend, the 7TS series holsters are non-abrasive to the firearm’s finish, and nearly impervious to the elements, with very high tolerance to heat and cold.

What holsters are compatible with the 7360?

To ensure a perfect fit, the 7360 is compatible with all Safariland holster mounting options, and the mid-ride belt loop feature allows the holster to ride close to the body.

What is a Safariland Level I Retention holster?

A Safariland Level I Retention duty holster is a model 6390 or 7390, and it is equipped with the ALS ® (Automatic Locking System) only. The Level I holster must pass the Safariland Retention Level Test, a simulated five second “grab and snatch” initiated by an adversary.