gear straps GBRS Group Leg Strap Kit – GBRS Group Gear

gear straps GBRS Group Leg Strap Kit – GBRS Group GearGBRS Group Leg Strap Kit The GBRS Group Leg Strap, along with the GBRS Group Leg Strap Screw Kit (included), attaches directly onto the True North Concepts MHA (and most other drop down holster adapters) and, for the first time in the history of holsters, allows the shooter to choose the height where the leg strap sits. The GBRS leg strap features a unique design that eliminates the need for an external bracket. The MHA attaches directly to the Tegris

GBRS Group Leg Strap Kit

The GBRS Group Leg Strap, along with the GBRS Group Leg Strap Screw Kit (included), attaches directly onto the True North Concepts MHA (and most other drop-down holster adapters) and, for the first time in the history of holsters, allows the shooter to choose the height where the leg strap sits. The GBRS leg strap features a unique design that eliminates the need for an external bracket. The MHA attaches directly to the Tegris reinforcement, which is seamlessly integrated into the strap's construction. Finally, the shooter can choose the best position for their individual body size and comfort, custom tailoring their setup to their specific needs. Each GBRS Leg strap is made with Tegris, squadron laminate, adjustable 1” latch ladderloc buckle, 1” triglide, and poly elastic. The minimalistic leg strap provides a generous amount of flexibility, and it is recommended that the user try out several height adjustments to see which is most ideal before securing. 

MADE IN THE USA | BERRY COMPLIANT

WHAT'S INCLUDED:

• (1) GBRS Group Leg Strap
• (1) GBRS Group Leg Strap Screw Kit
  • (2) 8-32 x .500 (1/2”) Philips Flat Head Truss Screw
  • (2) 8-32 x .375 (3/8”) Philips Flat Head Truss Screw
  • (2) .25 (1/4”) Rubber Spacers
  • (2) 8-32 thread x 3/16” length Threaded Binding Posts
  • (1) Vibra-Tite Threadlocker 2ml

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Leg Strap:
  • 6 Layer Tegris
  • Squadron laminate strap
  • ITW GTSR Latch Ladderloc adjustable buckle
  • 1” ITW Triglide
  • ITW GTSR Body loop fixed buckle
  • Poly 041 Elastic
• Screw Kit:
  • Screws: Steel
  • Coating: Black Oxide
  • Weight: 0.1oz

COMPATIBILITY:

• True North Concepts MHA and most other drop-down holster adapters
• It is recommended to use the GBRS Group Leg Strap Screw Kit (included) for mounting.
  • True North Concepts RHP: compatible screws
    • (2) 8-32 x .375 (3/8”) Philips Flat Head Truss Screw
    • (2) .25 (1/4”) Rubber Spacers
    • (2) 8-32 thread x 3/16” length Threaded Binding Posts
  • True North Concepts MHA: compatible screws
    • (2) 8-32 x .500 (1/2”) Philips Flat Head Truss Screw
    • (2) .25 (1/4”) Rubber Spacers

    • (2) 8-32 thread x 3/16” length Threaded Binding Posts

COLORS:

• Multicam
• Black
  
• Multicam Black
• Coyote Brown
• Ranger Green
• Wolf Grey

HISTORY:

Leg straps first saw widespread use with early American open-top, western-style holsters during the late 1800s and continued to gain popularity during the 20th century. These early straps usually took the form of a simple leather or cord tie-down and eventually evolved into the wider webbing type straps popularized by the British SAS holsters developed during the 1970s. The remaining two decades of the twentieth century witnessed marginal improvements and design variations of tactical holsters, as militaries reluctantly abandoned antiqued leather designs. Leg strap conversions for the US military-issued UM-84/M12 holsters appeared sometime during the late 1980’s/early 1990s, and the commercial market began to introduce nylon drop leg holsters utilizing two leg straps. During the early years of the GWOT, nearly every drop leg holster on the battlefield featured two leg straps, with many shooters choosing to remove the top strap completely due to chaffing and comfort issues. Today, the majority of America's top shooters choose to run a mid-ride level of drop for their holster, just slightly below the belt line. This has been found to be the ideal location for the pistol to clear body armor and vest-mounted pouches. Although some shooters have turned away from leg straps completely, many still prefer the added stability and reduced movement of their holster by utilizing a leg strap.