Model 6360 Als/sls Mid-ride, Level Iii Retention Duty Holster For Glock 17

The Model 6360 ALS/SLS Mid-Ride, Level III Retention Duty Holster for Glock 17 represents the gold standard in law enforcement and tactical carry solutions. Built by Safariland—a manufacturer trusted by federal, state, and local agencies worldwide—this holster delivers the security, accessibility, and durability demanded by professionals who depend on their gear under high-stress conditions. The mid-ride position and three-level retention system make it ideal for uniformed duty, range training, and tactical operations where weapon retention is non-negotiable.

The ALS (Automatic Locking System) combined with SLS (Safariland Locking System) provides mechanical retention at three distinct levels—thumb release, holster body contact, and grip purchase—ensuring the firearm remains secure from impact, grappling, or environmental hazards. The design allows one-handed draws once the ALS button is disengaged and the thumb-break strap is released, enabling fast, consistent presentations when every fraction of a second matters. The mid-ride configuration balances accessibility with concealability, positioning the Glock 17 at a natural cant that facilitates smooth drawing and re-holstering while maintaining a professional appearance under duty uniforms or tactical kits.

Law enforcement officers, armed security professionals, and firearms instructors benefit most from this Level III retention system, which meets or exceeds retention standards required by agency protocols. The holster is specifically engineered for the full-size Glock 17 platform and integrates seamlessly with standard duty belts and tactical gear setups. At 0.93 lbs with compact dimensions (9.4 x 4.2 x 7.65 in), it delivers substantial protective capability without excessive weight or bulk, making it suitable for extended 8+ hour duty shifts. Installation is straightforward on any compatible duty belt or mounting system, and the durable construction ensures years of reliable service across training cycles, deployment, and daily carry.