Increased structural integrity enhances impact-resistance for greater durability
The improved ALS design reduces holster body flex for a more secure fit
The self-clearing optic cover accommodates a wide range of pistol optics
A magnetic guidance system aligns the firearm while holstering for ease of use
The holster has a minimal learning curve for those familiar with Safariland duty holsters
The pass-through muzzle design allows for threaded barrels, debris, or brass
It is compatible with all Safariland 3-hole pattern accessories for versatile use

Features

Introducing SafariVault, Safariland's most robust holster body yet. Engineered with enhanced structural integrity, it effectively withstands formidable forces and impacts from any angle. The improved ALS design minimizes flex and enhances crush resistance, ensuring reliable performance under pressure. Featuring a state-of-the-art self-clearing optic cover, SafariVault accommodates both closed and open emitter pistol optics seamlessly. A magnetic holstering guidance system stabilizes the slide during holstering for consistent draw and reholstering. Designed for intuitive operation, SafariVault accelerates target acquisition and facilitates smooth reholstering. Its open muzzle design offers clearance for threaded barrels or compensators and allows easy passage of debris or spent brass.

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