The Quick-Kit comprises the QLS 19 locking fork and either the QLS 22 or QLS 22L receiver plate, which features an additional locking mechanism. The receiver plate, made from injection-molded nylon, can be mounted at various angles to suit user preferences. The quick locking system (QLS) facilitates the rapid transfer of equipment between attachment points, such as a belt loop, tactical leg shroud or other stable platforms. The combination of the QLS fork and plate successfully meets the Level I Retention pull test standards. This system enables users to rearrange gear swiftly and effortlessly without requiring tools. The kit includes all necessary hardware and an Allen wrench.

The quick-kit package comprises the QLS 19 locking fork mechanism and the QLS 22 receiver plate assembly for secure and efficient component integration
Compatible with any Safariland holster featuring the 3-hole pattern
Ensures compliance with Level I Retention protocols for optimal data preservation and retrieval efficiency
A swift pinch using the thumb and index finger enables the detachment of any product affixed to the unit
Enables rapid reconfiguration or adjustment of accessory loadouts based on mission-specific requirements, optimizing operational efficiency and adaptability for the user
Includes hardware and Allen wrench

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