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Safariland 6280 Level II SLS Retention Duty Holster, Mid-Ride, Black, STX Tactical, Sig P220, P226 (Right Hand)

The Safariland Model 6280 holster is the base model of Self Locking System (SLS) series of holsters. It includes a unique rotating hood design. This holster also features a Universal Belt Loop that mounts on a 2" or 2.25" Duty Belt. With no snap, the Safariland 6280 holster’s SLS design allows for a smoother single-motion draw and greater protection against attempted weapon takeaways. The hood can only be released by being simultaneously pushed down and rotated forward and actually becomes more secure when upward force is applied. It is also far less likely to release accidentally than conventional thumb break snaps. The 6280 holster features a tensioning device, which, when firmly adjusted becomes a Level III Retention holster.

With sales to Iran came the additional requirement for a mobile version of Rapier. BAC responded by adapting the Rapier system to fit on the M548, a cargo-carrier version of the ubiquitous M113 Armored Personnel Carrier. Development started in 1974 as "Tracked Rapier", but had not yet been delivered when the Shah fell from power in 1978. The vehicles were later purchased by the British Army. The first Tracked Rapiers entered service with 11 (Sphinx) Air Defence Battery, of 22 Air Defence Regiment, Royal Artillery in 1982-83 in Napier Barracks near Dortmund.

The conversion was relatively simple; the launch unit was placed on the extreme rear of the cargo platform at the rear of the M548 carrier, and the tracking system placed inside the cabin at the front of the vehicle, projecting through the roof through one of the turret bustles. The optical tracker was operated from the left side of the crew cabin, while on the right were the driver and tactical controller. The crew cabin was quite cramped as a result, with the three crewmembers and all of the equipment stuffed into an area originally intended for two men. From moving to firing takes only 30 seconds, a tremendous improvement over Towed Rapier, which requires as much as half an hour to unlimber. The biggest difference between towed and tracked Rapier was that the tracked Rapier launcher has eight missile beams compared with the four of the towed system. Unfortunately the equipment also greatly slowed the vehicle, with cross-country performance reduced to about 15 km/h.

There was no room for Blindfire on a single M548, so this is instead towed or carried on a separate M548. Feeding data to the control system in the firing unit thus requires more setup time to connect the two vehicles. With less internal hardware, the support vehicle was also tasked with carrying field kits, rations and water.

After initially entering service, the Tracked Rapiers were upgraded several times to follow the upgrades being introduced to all Rapier systems. The latest version includes a new helmet-mounted sight that allows the tactical controller to quickly slew the tracker onto the target while standing out of the other roof-mounted turret bustle.

Tracked Rapier has since been retired, replaced by Starstreak missile launchers mounted on the Alvis Stormer.

Chinook IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit)
Chinook's Individual First Aid Kit is based on the current US Army IFAK kit specifications providing the essential medical equipment needed to address the two leading causes of death on the battlefield, severe hemorrhage and inadequate airway. Survivability increases when soldiers can provide self-aid and/or buddy-aid from a tactical medical kit with these items. The Individual First Aid Kit comes in a rugged, durable cordura fabric pouch that is MOLLE compatible with PAL's webbing system. Buy as is or contact our sales department to customize this Army IFAK kit with the items you need!



Contents:


2 Tactical Defender Gloves, Large OD
1 SOF Tactical Tourniquet, Wide
1 Primed Compressed Gauze
1 Israeli Emergency Bandage, 4"
1 Nasopharyngeal Airway, 28Fr
1 Surgilube, 3gr
1 Tape, 2" x 10yd
Available in Black and Coyote Brown

6.5" x 5" x 3.5"
1 lb 1 oz

In the tactical world, performance is mandatory-there is no compromise. Whether it's intense training or real-life action, you need your zero to stay true. The Weaver Six Hole Tactical Rings are made from aircraft-grade aluminum and feature six points of contact for maximum security and are designed to withstand the most grueling environments imaginable. If you demand the most from your tactical scope, demand Weaver. Weaver complete mounting systems are expertly crafted for specific firearms, or smartly designed for a more universal fit. Either way, they provide everything you need to securely mount optics on your centerfire rifle, shotgun, pistol, or other firearm - all in one convenient package.