Safariland® a brand of The Safariland Group®, a leading global provider of safety products designed for the public safety, military, professional and outdoor markets and one of Cadre Holdings, Inc.’s (NYSE: CDRE) (“Cadre”) key brands is proud to announce the release of its new limited edition holster lineup featuring the Chocolate Chip camo pattern.
Designed to deliver unparalleled protection and performance, these holsters are now available in the 6354RDS, 6304RDS, and 6354RDSO.
The Chocolate Chip camo pattern, also known as the six-color desert camouflage, was initially developed by the United States in 1971. Inspired by the rocky deserts of California, this pattern gained popularity during Operation Desert Shield/Storm and was nicknamed after it resembled chocolate chip cookie dough. Since then, it has been widely adopted by various nations and become a symbol of ruggedness and adaptability.
Our goal at Safariland is to equip our customers with the best gear available.
The limited edition Chocolate Chip camo holsters offer top-notch functionality and pay homage to the rich history of military camouflage. We are excited to bring this iconic pattern to our customers.
Eric Gasvoda, General Manager of Duty Gear for Safariland
Safariland’s Cordura wrapped 6354RDS, 6304RDS, and 6354RDSO holsters feature the highly acclaimed Automatic Locking System (ALS®) to hold the firearm in place securely.
These holsters are also red dot sight compatible, with the 6304RDS model employing the proven self-locking system (SLS) pivoting hood for added security. The RDSO series takes it a step further by utilizing an open pocket design that effectively protects the optic without the need for a flip-up dust cover.
These holsters also feature the QLS 19 Locking Fork, which can be easily mounted to any compatible platform using the QLS 22 Receiver Plate. This versatile mounting system allows users to adapt their holsters to various carrying options, enhancing overall operational efficiency.
Source: Safariland news release
