Safariland 7378RDS 7TS ALS Level I Concealment Paddle/Belt Holster for GLOCK 19 with RDS/TLR-7 - Plain Black - Left Hand

The Safariland Model 7378 7TS ALS® Concealment Paddle and Belt Loop Combo Holster for red dot sights on Glocks 19, 23, and 19x delivers the best of both worlds - the active-retention and security of the Automatic Locking System (ALS®) and the accessibility of the open-top paddle design. 

This particular variant is designed for left-handed shooters and the absence of the SLS (Self Locking System) increases the efficiency of the draw stroke.

Features:

• Automatic Locking System (ALS®) provides active retention that you can count on
• Open-top paddle design without SLS® (Self Locking System) for increased draw speed
• "SafariSeven" construction for durability and weather resistance
• Maintains shape and retention when submerged in water
• High resistance to temperature extremes: 300° F to -50° F
• Raised surfaces creates air space, ensuring dirt and moisture don’t contact the weapon
• Injection-molded belt loop allows cant adjustment and crossdraw position

The Automatic Locking System, a type of active retention, secures your firearm in all directions as soon as you holster it. When you achieve a full firing grip, you can simply deactivate the ALS® using your left thumb, allowing you to perform a smooth vertical draw stroke with no lateral movement.

The 7378RDS is resistant to a variety of environmental conditions, protecting your weapon against dirt, sand, mud, and impact. 

This holster can also withstand temperature extremes, so your weapon is protected regardless of climate. This material also provides a non-abrasive surface on the inside of the holster, ensuring that your handgun’s finish is protected at all times. 

Raised surfaces create additional air space on the inside of the firearm to ensure that dirt, sand, and moisture do not contact the weapon.

** Safariland® cannot guarantee that RDS holsters will be compatible with non-factory (Glock MOS, M&P CORE, etc.) mounted red dots.  Numerous variables including depth of RDS into slide, use of dovetail, placement on slide, etc. can all affect the fit of the holster.