911gear.ca carries dual retention duty holsters for revolvers. Retention for duty holsters is provided by the non-stretch retention strap on the duty holsters, plus an independent adjustable tensioning device that applies varying amounts of pressure to the surface of the gun.
Pro-Pak® Series duty holsters are made of an extra thin laminate for duty holsters that require concealability. Waterproof closed-cell foam padding in the duty holsters aids in comfort while providing a moisture barrier. Smooth nylon lining in duty holsters further protects gun finish and aids in drawing and reholstering
Our duty holsters feature super-lightweight harnesses that are easy to put on and take off with fast, Velcro® adjustments on the duty holsters. The duty holsters laminated harness yokes have soft, non-abrasive, non-slip material on inside; smooth, non-stick material on the outside of the duty holsters won't hand up on clothing Non-stretch retention straps and molded thumb/finger breaks are adjusted by Velcro Straps are protected by Strap Traps to keep straps from stripping away and to prevent chafing; adjustment tool included for duty holsters.
Our line of Smith & Wesson handcuffs has a hinged design to further restrict movement. S&W handcuffs also have a double lock slot configuration for increased security. The finest quality handcuffs are fabricated as carbon handcuffs or stainless steel handcuffs. Smith & Wesson handcuffs are manufactured with heat treated internal lockworks, featuring smooth ratchets for swift use of the handcuffs when cuffing and double locks to prevent tampering of the handcuffs. All S&W handcuffs meet or exceed demanding U.S. National Institute of Justice tests for handcuffs workmanship, strength, corrosion and tamper resistance of handcuffs.
Whether you require duty holsters, or handcuffs, or both duty holsters and handcuffs, 911gear.ca carries a wide selection of both duty holsters and handcuffs. Please browse our selection of handcuffs and duty holsters to find what is best suited to your purposes.
