Glock turned millions of heads with the release of the new Gen 6 pistols. While most people in the gun world shared different opinions, there were some logistical issues brewing on the horizon for the professional gun-carrying community. With the inevitability of the new Gen 6 being issued, the question was, “How do we carry it?” Tactical rigs are not a dime a dozen. Finding a great option initially seemed to be a challenge. The team at Safariland, however, had things well in hand. They are now offering a Gen 6 holster.
Safariland Glock Gen 6 Holsters – Filling The Gap
Safariland was quick to announce new fits for GLOCK Gen 6 G17, G19, and G45 handguns. “GLOCK has long been the industry leader for duty handguns,” said Greg Freeman, Vice President and General Manager of Safariland Duty Gear. “Safariland is proud to work with GLOCK to offer the highest standard of holster performance for those who carry GLOCK firearms. The GEN 6 update combines GLOCK’s tradition of reliability and safety with compelling ergonomic upgrades. Safariland is ready now with a full line of holsters for duty and every day carry.”
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Retention Holster
Safariland’s retention holsters offer unparalleled protection. Ballast, SafariVault, Solis, and 6000 series holsters are available now for the Gen 6 G19, G45, and G17. For EDC and IWB carry, Incog-X, Schema, Species, and Gravity holsters provide a variety of secure fit options.
Safariland continues to innovate and provide solutions that enhance the performance and effectiveness of those who rely on safety equipment for optimal protection.
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Safariland Glock Gen 6 Holsters
To look for specific fits and rigs, you can use Safariland’s Holster Finder on their website. These new options should take the stress off those looking for a good rig to carry the new Glock Gen 6.
For more information, visit Safariland.
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