Take the lightcap out of your Safariland bucket to allow debris to fall THROUGH the holster if the need arises. Can't reholster if you have a spent casing or dirt/rock stuck at the bottom of your light channel. You carry a surefire man, that light isn't gonna break from something hitting the bottom of the holster.
By removing the light cap the structural integrity of the holster drops pretty dramatically. But there is a product that can allow you to keep the structural integrity good and allow stuff to pass through. More on that later……. 😉
Hey man. Solid setup. Two things for ya. First, how did you mount the kywis to the belt? Second, there is a way to lock that ASP holder in place. From what I remember, there are 4 screws on the back plate of that holder. Take those out and there should be an additional screw sitting in a little holder inside. Take that screw and screw it through the back plate into the belt clip. You'll have to open the snap in order to screw the top two screws back into place when you replace anything. Hope that helps. Stay safe.
I mounted the kywis to the belt with esstacs own belt loop adapters. However they only make them for a 2in belt and the Bianchi belt is 2.25 they still work but are very hard to squeeze on. And thanks for the baton advice.
@@OfficerAjax sorry didn’t know you were a police officer thought you were like a security guard. They have no arrests powers so there you wouldn’t even use those cuffs my bad.
You can lock the baton scabbard. You have to access the back where there is a Allen wrench. You have to take the back plate off and install one of the screws that is included in a specific spot. The instructions are here on yt
I never had an issue with my streamlight strion. It depends how much you use it. I've gone two full 12 hour shifts without charging it. You can also buy a backup battery but honestly I've never really used it. Maybe you should send it for repair.
Would those esstac kiwis fit a leather 2.25in belt. I believe that’s what yours is. Esstac sells the 2in belt loops for their mag carriers I was just wondering how that worked?
Where did you find Esstac mag pouches in basket weave ??? I'm forced to wear basket weave and do not like the Safariland slimline mag pouches as bullets face outward instead of inward and screw up my reload
@@OfficerAjax yep just found them ‼️Do the 2" belt mount from Esstac fit your basket weave belt ? Definitely grabbing the double mag pouch in basket weave . Odd Esstac doesn't even have pictures of the basket weave for when you select the option 🤷🏻♂️
@@patronsaintofswitchbladefi2944 they have never had pictures. But you can google image them. The 2 inch will fit a 2.25 inch belt but it is rough to get it on. However once you get it into place it’s not going anywhere.
@@OfficerAjax Awesome news! I really appreciate the info . I run Esstac double mag kiwis on my Volund Gearworks molle belt right behind my Trex Arm's single pistol mag Mars carrier canted for speed & that's been my favorite setup to date . I have the same setup on my Safelife molle belt but with a triple mag pouch from HSGI . Really wish we didn't have to run basket weave as it has really taken me some effort to find quality kit in basket weave . I run Trex Arm's ifak's and CAT danglers also . I to am a pretty big fan of T-Rex Arm's and I almost met Lucas on the last day of an Austere condition's course I took with my former job up in Tennessee a few years ago but I didn't realize it was him 🤷🏻♂️. He was teaching a fighting pistol course & waiting for us to finish on the pistol range . As much as I love Safariland I'm not a fan of their bullets forward mag pouches . I completely understand the space saving slimline approach but it really slows my reload down even after trying multiple changes to my muscle memory . I won't have to worry about that much longer! Glad I clicked on your video . I saw the basket weave and figured I'd check it out .
For me thats too much on a belt. I swapped to a double cuff pouch and removed the flashlight and keep it in my pocket. Since radios have a clip i removed that pouch too. For IFAK get a leg holster and keep stuff on your leg. I do have a TQ on my belt though. Just my thoughts
Stuff on your legs will eventually slide around because of you knee with the exception of a few items/mounts. The belt has drastically changed since this video and I will be doing a updated duty belt video. As for the belt ifak it’s very comfortable and accessible where it is, I honestly don’t see myself changing it.
Wow you young guys have so much stuff on you duty belt! Keep your back open. So you will not hurt your back wrestling on the ground with the bad guys. If you wear a tactical vest put some of your stuff in that. Taser, flashlight, leather man, and your TQ and first aid kit I do it works great! Great set up! Great video!
@@douglasspende6685 right! I learned that over ten years ago. I don’t understand cops and guards that keep their belts full. I keep a glove pouch in back and that it. Always ways to modify it for less weight and more real estate
Pretty much. As long as it’s on the approved brand list and a approved caliber. After those requirements are met all you have to be able to do is qualify with it on the range and provide a safariland.
It’s very comfortable and light weight. Sometimes sitting in certain positions can be less than comfortable but never to the point of having to move. Just understand what works for me may not for you.
It does have a level of retention the als system. It all comes down to my Personal preference, I would rather have a faster more consistent draw than more “safety”. I do however carry a fixed blade knife on my support hand side for that specific reason.
TH-cam is very anti gun and anything to do with it, so putting some of these things in the description could get my video taken down or restricted. It would violate TH-cam’s new terms of service. That’s why I said what everything was in the video so people could just google it.
a little too much for my back haha. Invest in a back defender, or at least a backup brace my man, save you pain down the road if you can't get an outer carrier.
Your not going to last 25 years with all that crap on your duty belt! I have back problems with authorities in it. I carried from 1992 to now in arm security and Police Dept. Job, my Safariland basket weave 94 buckles belt was my key holder, oc spray, holster leather Safariland triple retention holster, handcuff pouch and glove pouch. Left side mag pouch, Gerber tool pouch, flashlight pouch, ASP baton 21 inch and radio pouch. And back then in 1992 that was a lot! Now we got TQs and Norcam and first aid kits. I kept my extra M 4 Carbines mags in my side cargo pants.
Hey man from a uniform perspective,you never want to run nylon with basket weave. Basket weave is just for aesthetics. I wouldn’t run a basket weave belt like a “tactical belt” with a oval in the back.I wouldn’t run a thigh rig with basket weave ,either it’s looks silly bud. I know bianchi makes tactical basket weave line. And that’s all well in good,but the idea is to be tactical while looking old school. You doing vehicle patrols ? Loose anything in the small of your back. You got a standing post? See if you can get a external carrier,if not lighten the load on your hips man. What ever isn’t on your person,put in you duty bag. I’m speaking from 5 years armed security and fugitive recovery. I don’t know your experience or training,but trust me, no one needs that thumb mod for a safari land ALS holster. Grip the gun normally and you’ll see that a persons hand and finger size is irrelevant to that little button.
No offense but thigh rigs are not “tacticool” and nub mods are the bomb especially in bad weather. I think you are too focused on looks rather than performance.
Cuffs do get stolen a lot because officers don’t want to uncuff suspects and put their pair on. So typically they give you one of their pairs until they can get them back to you if they do that is….. hints why I had my name engraved on them since they are $100 a pair.
Amazing belt setup 👍🫡
Thank you.
Take the lightcap out of your Safariland bucket to allow debris to fall THROUGH the holster if the need arises. Can't reholster if you have a spent casing or dirt/rock stuck at the bottom of your light channel. You carry a surefire man, that light isn't gonna break from something hitting the bottom of the holster.
By removing the light cap the structural integrity of the holster drops pretty dramatically. But there is a product that can allow you to keep the structural integrity good and allow stuff to pass through. More on that later……. 😉
Cool set up 👍
Thanks 👍
Hey man. Solid setup. Two things for ya. First, how did you mount the kywis to the belt? Second, there is a way to lock that ASP holder in place. From what I remember, there are 4 screws on the back plate of that holder. Take those out and there should be an additional screw sitting in a little holder inside. Take that screw and screw it through the back plate into the belt clip. You'll have to open the snap in order to screw the top two screws back into place when you replace anything. Hope that helps. Stay safe.
I mounted the kywis to the belt with esstacs own belt loop adapters. However they only make them for a 2in belt and the Bianchi belt is 2.25 they still work but are very hard to squeeze on. And thanks for the baton advice.
@@OfficerAjax Gotcha, figured it was their kydex loops. And no problem. Happy to help
@@OfficerAjax sorry didn’t know you were a police officer thought you were like a security guard. They have no arrests powers so there you wouldn’t even use those cuffs my bad.
@@datman2226 security guards do use cuffs
You can lock the baton scabbard. You have to access the back where there is a Allen wrench. You have to take the back plate off and install one of the screws that is included in a specific spot. The instructions are here on yt
Nice thanks for the info. I might buy one again.
I never had an issue with my streamlight strion. It depends how much you use it. I've gone two full 12 hour shifts without charging it. You can also buy a backup battery but honestly I've never really used it. Maybe you should send it for repair.
i might have to, idk thing dies a lot
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Nice setup bro
Thanks!
Would those esstac kiwis fit a leather 2.25in belt. I believe that’s what yours is. Esstac sells the 2in belt loops for their mag carriers I was just wondering how that worked?
They do I have tan them on mine, however they take a bit of elbow grease to get on. So they absolutely will work it’s just kinda hard.
I love police
sweet.
On my opinion having a full crowed belt like that is more of the old days... the least you have the better. Get a Molly vest and put things there.
This belt is 100% different now.
God bless you
Where did you find Esstac mag pouches in basket weave ??? I'm forced to wear basket weave and do not like the Safariland slimline mag pouches as bullets face outward instead of inward and screw up my reload
i got you! yeah they don't advertise that they make them very well. esstac.com/double-pistol-basketweave-gap-kwyi-pouch/
@@OfficerAjax yep just found them ‼️Do the 2" belt mount from Esstac fit your basket weave belt ? Definitely grabbing the double mag pouch in basket weave . Odd Esstac doesn't even have pictures of the basket weave for when you select the option 🤷🏻♂️
@@patronsaintofswitchbladefi2944 they have never had pictures. But you can google image them. The 2 inch will fit a 2.25 inch belt but it is rough to get it on. However once you get it into place it’s not going anywhere.
@@OfficerAjax Awesome news! I really appreciate the info . I run Esstac double mag kiwis on my Volund Gearworks molle belt right behind my Trex Arm's single pistol mag Mars carrier canted for speed & that's been my favorite setup to date . I have the same setup on my Safelife molle belt but with a triple mag pouch from HSGI . Really wish we didn't have to run basket weave as it has really taken me some effort to find quality kit in basket weave . I run Trex Arm's ifak's and CAT danglers also . I to am a pretty big fan of T-Rex Arm's and I almost met Lucas on the last day of an Austere condition's course I took with my former job up in Tennessee a few years ago but I didn't realize it was him 🤷🏻♂️. He was teaching a fighting pistol course & waiting for us to finish on the pistol range . As much as I love Safariland I'm not a fan of their bullets forward mag pouches . I completely understand the space saving slimline approach but it really slows my reload down even after trying multiple changes to my muscle memory . I won't have to worry about that much longer! Glad I clicked on your video . I saw the basket weave and figured I'd check it out .
@@patronsaintofswitchbladefi2944 thats great. im glad i could help you out a little bit. be safe!
I'm not sure what line of work you are in exactly. One recommendation would be a glove pouch for nitrile gloves. Peeps are nasty.
so cool 🔥😎
thanks man.
Just subscribe to your channel, keep up the great work, I am a security guard in Ontario Canada, just starting out
Awesome! Thanks and good luck be safe.
@@OfficerAjax same to you stay safe out there,
If there’s one thing I learned, keep stuff off the back of your belt
how did you get the cobra buckle to fit ur bianchi accumold belt what size is the belt buckle on it. thanks in advanced awesome video.
I bought mine for $50 on Amazon I just got the 2.25 inch cobra buckle and slid it right on. Just double check your belt width before purchasing.
@@OfficerAjax awesome cheers mate thank you
For me thats too much on a belt. I swapped to a double cuff pouch and removed the flashlight and keep it in my pocket. Since radios have a clip i removed that pouch too. For IFAK get a leg holster and keep stuff on your leg. I do have a TQ on my belt though. Just my thoughts
Stuff on your legs will eventually slide around because of you knee with the exception of a few items/mounts. The belt has drastically changed since this video and I will be doing a updated duty belt video. As for the belt ifak it’s very comfortable and accessible where it is, I honestly don’t see myself changing it.
@@OfficerAjax that’s cool. I’ll be watching for it. I learned to keep it at the top of boot area so it don’t slide or anything.
Wow you young guys have so much stuff on you duty belt! Keep your back open. So you will not hurt your back wrestling on the ground with the bad guys. If you wear a tactical vest put some of your stuff in that. Taser, flashlight, leather man, and your TQ and first aid kit I do it works great! Great set up! Great video!
@@douglasspende6685 the belt was changed dramatically already. I learned my lesson fast.
@@douglasspende6685 right! I learned that over ten years ago. I don’t understand cops and guards that keep their belts full. I keep a glove pouch in back and that it. Always ways to modify it for less weight and more real estate
So does your department allow you to choose your gun?
Pretty much. As long as it’s on the approved brand list and a approved caliber. After those requirements are met all you have to be able to do is qualify with it on the range and provide a safariland.
Is that medical kit comfortable being on the small of your back? I’m trying to figure out what I want to use my ifak on my duty belt
It’s very comfortable and light weight. Sometimes sitting in certain positions can be less than comfortable but never to the point of having to move. Just understand what works for me may not for you.
Look at the G-code RTI Small gp pouch. It's a game changer.
Why just a level 1 holster? If you get hands on with someone, they can just pull the gun out without retention! 😳
It does have a level of retention the als system. It all comes down to my Personal preference, I would rather have a faster more consistent draw than more “safety”. I do however carry a fixed blade knife on my support hand side for that specific reason.
@@OfficerAjax Nice! Stay safe out there dude.
Not to mention you should have weapon retention training and depend less on you holster.
do you need to pay for all of the parts yourself or does the department let you customize at their expense?
everything that is provided is kinda crap so you have to buy your own stuff if you want something better.
@@OfficerAjax that seems unfair
@@relaxation-connection it is.
Could you add all the parts into the description so we could buy the exact ones? Lol
TH-cam is very anti gun and anything to do with it, so putting some of these things in the description could get my video taken down or restricted.
It would violate TH-cam’s new terms of service.
That’s why I said what everything was in the video so people could just google it.
What is the bracket that mounts the tunicate to the holster?
RDR gear tourniquet strut.
What watch do you wear on duty
I was wearing a Apple Watch series 4 but i took a fall and it broke.
I still haven’t got it fixed so I’m just “watchless” now lol.
a little too much for my back haha. Invest in a back defender, or at least a backup brace my man, save you pain down the road if you can't get an outer carrier.
Tried the out carrier for a couple months and hated it, I felt very bulky and my seat belt would snag on everything.
What’s the gun belt called and where can I find it same thing for the holster
That info is in the video and description.
@@OfficerAjax thank you
What's your favorite police equipment?
I and I think most like the taser the most. It’s a very cool tool.
@@OfficerAjax yeah it definitely is. I like handcuffs. They’re the most iconic thing in law enforcement. I have a friend who works in security.
Your not going to last 25 years with all that crap on your duty belt! I have back problems with authorities in it. I carried from 1992 to now in arm security and Police Dept. Job, my Safariland basket weave 94 buckles belt was my key holder, oc spray, holster leather Safariland triple retention holster, handcuff pouch and glove pouch. Left side mag pouch, Gerber tool pouch, flashlight pouch, ASP baton 21 inch and radio pouch. And back then in 1992 that was a lot! Now we got TQs and Norcam and first aid kits. I kept my extra M 4 Carbines mags in my side cargo pants.
Hey man from a uniform perspective,you never want to run nylon with basket weave. Basket weave is just for aesthetics. I wouldn’t run a basket weave belt like a “tactical belt” with a oval in the back.I wouldn’t run a thigh rig with basket weave ,either it’s looks silly bud. I know bianchi makes tactical basket weave line. And that’s all well in good,but the idea is to be tactical while looking old school. You doing vehicle patrols ? Loose anything in the small of your back. You got a standing post? See if you can get a external carrier,if not lighten the load on your hips man. What ever isn’t on your person,put in you duty bag. I’m speaking from 5 years armed security and fugitive recovery. I don’t know your experience or training,but trust me, no one needs that thumb mod for a safari land ALS holster. Grip the gun normally and you’ll see that a persons hand and finger size is irrelevant to that little button.
No offense but thigh rigs are not “tacticool” and nub mods are the bomb especially in bad weather. I think you are too focused on looks rather than performance.
Honestly I’m pretty sure your not allowed to have any of this unless if your a cop
Anybody can own this stuff lol.
Where did you get the leg strap from
Trexarms.com
“ cuffs get stolen a lot “ Hahahahah dude you are funny I wonder where you work that you use cuffs that much ? Wow oh wow
Cuffs do get stolen a lot because officers don’t want to uncuff suspects and put their pair on. So typically they give you one of their pairs until they can get them back to you if they do that is….. hints why I had my name engraved on them since they are $100 a pair.
B+
Did you just grade this belt?