6355 ALS TACTICAL THIGH HOLSTER SYSTEM. FINISH: STX TACTICAL. HAND: RIGHT & LEFT. ALS (Automatic Locking System) secures weapon once holstered; simple straight-up draw once release is deactivated Open-top design for quick retrieval of weapon SafariLaminate thermoformed construction is highly durable Soft suede lining protects weapon's finish and sights. 6355 is a tactical drop-leg holster with a quick-release leg strap purpose-built for tactical situations. The intuitive ALS (Automatic Locking System) offers excellent retention through an internal locking device that retains the weapon in all directions. The Hood Guard, an external shield, provides additional safety by protecting the release mechanism against takeaway attempts. Completely operable with the thumb, the holster is instinctive to use, and once the device is deactivated, a simple straight-up draw allows weapon retrieval. Built for harsh environments, the 6355 ALS Tactical Holster is constructed of durable, thermoformed SafariLaminate and has a suede lining to help protect the weapon's finish. The drop-leg design stays clear of a vest and pack, and silicone gripper strips keep the dual elastic leg straps in place. There are plenty of options to mount accessories on the holster's shroud with optional ELS, QLS and MLS Quick Attachment Systems. SOLD SEPERATELY

HOBBLE RESTRAINT - WEB & METAL CLIP RIP HOBBLE. Gain maximum control over a prisoner with a hobble Ripp Restraint – without needing to hog-tie! Made of polypropylene webbed belting bronze snap Self-locking alligator clip Perfect for use on ankles, knees and elbows. Hobble allows for transporting subjects in a seated, upright position, while preventing the prisoner from kicking doors or windows. • Constructed of 1" wide flat nylon webbing • 48" long • Heavy-duty tensioning clasp on loop side • Brass clasp on end • Clasp can be clipped to handcuff chain IMPORTANT: Please note that improper use of hobble restraints can lead to positional asphyxia and death. Officers using these restraints must be trained in proper application, limitations and care of prisoners.