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Kozzie · September 7th, 2012, 18:03

As M102 said Youtube has many good videos demonstrating the different models.
Also go to R Nichols as pants mentioned the Toronto location has both models on display there you can test them out and they'll order it in for you.

After growing tired of my serpa I decided to go with a Safariland ALS and I've been loving it. I find the draw speed to be very similar to the serpa. I prefer an auto locking system so I don't have to engage the retention after I holster my pistol the way you would with an SLS. But certainly to each their own on that matter.

My ALS is for my TM PX4 it was a little tight at first, I also had to remove my retention screw. I believe the slides on most TM's are slightly larger then on "Real" pistols.

ALS - Auto locking system
SLS - Self locking system
Both are operated with your thumb.

Drop leg ALS is models are 6384 & 6385

September 7th, 2012, 18:03	#5
Kozzie a.k.a. Greedy Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Toronto	As M102 said Youtube has many good videos demonstrating the different models. Also go to R Nichols as pants mentioned the Toronto location has both models on display there you can test them out and they'll order it in for you. After growing tired of my serpa I decided to go with a Safariland ALS and I've been loving it. I find the draw speed to be very similar to the serpa. I prefer an auto locking system so I don't have to engage the retention after I holster my pistol the way you would with an SLS. But certainly to each their own on that matter. My ALS is for my TM PX4 it was a little tight at first, I also had to remove my retention screw. I believe the slides on most TM's are slightly larger then on "Real" pistols. ALS - Auto locking system SLS - Self locking system Both are operated with your thumb. Drop leg ALS is models are 6384 & 6385 Last edited by Kozzie; September 7th, 2012 at 18:06..