Safariland ALS

[nwiniewicz]

Recently purchased a Glock 19, and looking for a decent OWB. Anyone use an ALS for their Glock? If so, would you recommend it? Lastly, any BR area dealers that carry these for a decent price?

Thanks.

 

[FishingFool]

Its great. Super fast and won't jam up like a blackhawk serpa can. I would advise getting the g17 sized holster as 1/2 an inch ain't really going to matter for owb and you never know when you'll get the 17.

 

[kz45]

Baton Rouge Police Supply should have it

 

[JBP55]

Recently purchased a Glock 19, and looking for a decent OWB. Anyone use an ALS for their Glock? If so, would you recommend it? Lastly, any BR area dealers that carry these for a decent price?

Thanks.

I presently own 5 for Glocks and have owned others. I think they are great holsters. You can buy them at Baton Rouge Police Supply or Accurate in Baton Rouge.

 

[Guate_shooter]

Do you need the extra retention for some specific reasson ??????

 

[tuan]

I love these holsters. Highly recommend them.

 

[Nolacopusmc]

First there was .....

Then came.......

Then Jesus slept.

 

[jmcrawf1]

I use an SLS, only because that's what is issued, but safariland holsters are awesome.

 

[Guate_shooter]

MY BAD I read SLS hehe, I do own 3 SLS's and love the feel and the fact they have that suade liner material in them

IF the ALS is like the SLS you should LOVE IT, its thight and protects your gear, its pretty wide though if you dont mind that its pretty nice

 

[JBP55]

MY BAD I read SLS hehe, I do own 3 SLS's and love the feel and the fact they have that suade liner material in them

IF the ALS is like the SLS you should LOVE IT, its thight and protects your gear, its pretty wide though if you dont mind that its pretty nice

I have owned both and now only own the ALS.

 

[dirty_sanchez]

I have one and really like it.

A Serpa was the first holster I carried-looking at the two side by side, the Serpa looks like a starter holster compared to the ALS you're considering.

Strongly encourage the purchase.

Dirty

 

[nwiniewicz]

Thanks for all the replies. Defiantly seems that I am considering the right holster. Will go check out BRPS this weekend.

 

[kz45]

Order it from Optics Planet, its way cheaper, but go check it out at BRPS, put your hand on it, thats what I did
I saved $75.00 , the guy was real nice and honest, told me how much he would jack up the price if i went through him

 

[JBP55]

Order it from Optics Planet, its way cheaper, but go check it out at BRPS, put your hand on it, thats what I did
I saved $75.00 , the guy was real nice and honest, told me how much he would jack up the price if i went through him

I have purchased the Safariland ALS 6377/6378 from BRPS, Optics Planet and Cops Plus and they were all less then $60.

 

[kz45]

BRPS didn't have the one I wanted, plus its left handed for a STI, he said he would sell it for $40.00 over retail, retail was $92.75, plus shipping, another $18.00. I got it for $74.00, plus free shipping, maybe he didn't want to order it

 

[Nolacopusmc]

10-8 Tactical in Jefferson has a pretty big assortment of ALS holsters. I would give them a call.

 

[JBP55]

BRPS didn't have the one I wanted, plus its left handed for a STI, he said he would sell it for $40.00 over retail, retail was $92.75, plus shipping, another $18.00. I got it for $74.00, plus free shipping, maybe he didn't want to order it

BRPS and Accurate order directly from Safariland and it takes 6 weeks to get a holster.

 

[Paul Gomez]

The Safariland Model 6377 ALS should be had for $40. They now ship with a belt loop and paddle attachment, like the Serpa. Safariland offers a number of different belt loops that change the ride height as well. The 6320 is the duty holster version that offers slightly more coverage of the holstered gun and has a heavier duty belt loop but costs significantly more, of course.

 

[dantheman]

I just ordered a Bianchi holster from Optics Planet . Free shipping . Not sure if they carry ALS though .

 

[dantheman]

I think they do ! http://www.opticsplanet.net/holsters.html