Model 6005-23 MLS 16 Accessory Fork On Quick Release Strap

The Model 6005-23 MLS 16 Accessory Fork On Quick Release Strap is a purpose-built modular retention system engineered for law enforcement and tactical operators who demand speed and security in high-stress environments. Designed as a direct attachment component for Safariland tactical holsters, this quick-release strap assembly allows operators to secure accessories—such as flashlights, multitools, or secondary gear—to their duty rig while maintaining quick-access capability. The system is ideal for officers and military personnel who need to maximize gear placement without sacrificing holster functionality or adding weight to the firearm platform itself.

This accessory fork combines a robust 3X locking buckle with dual 50mm webbing segments, creating a stable anchor point that distributes load across the duty belt rather than concentrating it on the holster attachment. The MLS 16 (Modular Locking System) fork is securely fastened to the webbing via two Allen screws, ensuring zero slippage under dynamic movement or equipment shifts common in tactical operations. The quick-release design allows rapid deployment or stowage of attached gear, while the locking fork mechanism prevents unintended disengagement during patrol or active engagement. Weighing only 0.32 pounds, the system adds minimal burden while delivering professional-grade retention and stability.

This Model 6005-23 strap assembly is compatible with Safariland's comprehensive MLS platform, making it an excellent upgrade for officers transitioning to modular holster systems or expanding existing tactical configurations. Installation is straightforward for users familiar with basic tool work; the Allen screw attachment method allows tool-free adjustment once secured. Law enforcement agencies, military units, and private security contractors benefit most from this component when standardizing gear distribution across patrol teams or tactical units, ensuring consistency in equipment placement and reducing training time for new operators.