Model 6360 Als/sls Mid-ride, Level Iii Retention Duty Holster For Glock 22 Gen 5

The Model 6360 ALS/SLS Mid-Ride, Level III Retention Duty Holster for Glock 22 Gen 5 is purpose-built for law enforcement and armed security professionals who require maximum retention security without sacrificing accessibility. This holster addresses the critical balance between preventing unauthorized weapon removal and enabling rapid, efficient deployment when duty demands it. Designed to meet the rigorous standards of police departments and federal agencies, the 6360 delivers the reliability that comes only from decades of Safariland's field-proven engineering and real-world tactical input.

The dual-retention system combines an Active Retention System (ALS) with a supplementary Level III strap (SLS), creating a three-point security mechanism that defeats both accidental draw and intentional weapon grab attempts. The ALS employs a thumb-activated release that sits naturally under the shooter's thumb during presentation, eliminating the need for secondary strap manipulation and ensuring weapon access remains instinctive under stress. Mid-ride carry geometry positions the weapon at optimal hip height for retention and draw mechanics, while the reinforced synthetic construction maintains dimensional stability through repeated holstering cycles and environmental exposure—critical for duty weapons that may experience thousands of draw repetitions annually.

This holster performs optimally for Glock 22 Gen 5 platforms in service environments where Level III retention is mandated or strongly recommended—patrol officers, tactical operators, and armed security personnel conducting plainclothes or uniform carry in high-risk operational contexts. The mid-ride positioning accommodates both strong-side belt carry and cross-draw configurations depending on departmental preference and individual physiology. Weighing just 0.85 pounds with compact dimensions of 9.85 x 4 x 7.05 inches, the Model 6360 delivers professional-grade retention without excessive bulk or discomfort during extended duty cycles, making it the standard choice for agencies prioritizing officer safety and weapon security.