Jacksonville, Florida – Safariland®, a brand of The Safariland Group, a leading global provider of safety products designed for the public safety, military, professional and outdoor markets, today debuted a holster video like no other. For years Safariland has set the standard for how firearms are retained in a holster. This extreme video puts new light on proven technology.
“At The Safariland Group, we live for innovation, performance, excellence and legacy every day” said Tim Drnec, VP of Marketing and Commercial Sales for The Safariland Group. “Our team wanted to go out and show our products in an all-new way, and they certainly achieved that-and then some. These scenarios demonstrate the ultra-reliability of our holsters’ function, design, build and of course, retention.”
Secure Against High Force, Jolts and Torque
Strength, power and endurance are all honed in the gym. They’re also qualities of the world’s top holsters. So Safariland took its products to the gym floor to be tested by free will and brute force. When the time came to push the threshold of Level IV retention, they headed out to a maritime playground for a high-speed day on the water. And to remind everyone that retention is critical at all altitudes, the team went to new heights. They also showed these holsters release how and when they should and function in the most dynamic of environments.
Safariland has taken the utmost pride and gone to immeasurable lengths to ensure firearms are secure in all of its holsters. The company is continuously seeking new innovation to add to the premier product lineup. Every effort is being made to uphold and build upon the legacy of protecting law enforcement, military and security professionals as well as private citizens.
More information on the tests, the new video and the results are available at inside.safariland.com/shop-page/retention.
Weird. Really Weird.
I’d probably need to see them rappel off the gun used as an anchor before I’d be convinced.
Tow Strap on a Super Duty, or I’m out.
Yes, they make the best holsters for duty, yes. This maybe not
Reminds me of the time this was tried with a Serpa holster but the guy shot the motor on release.
Can you imagine being the guy who accidentally dropped the gun from the helicopter?
Next time, SL should just let Larry Vickers make a YouTube video of trying to break their holsters in the same vain as the DD RISII rail destruction vid.