StreetForce, Rapid Deployment Gear

Stop fumbling with the flap on your outdated duty gear!

Duty Smith
August 20, 2014

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Stop fumbling with the flap on your outdated duty gear! StreetForce Rapid Deployment Gear from DutySmith features spring-loaded flaps that pop up and stay open to get out of your way, raised Sure-Grip finger tabs for faster indexing, and extra deep side cutouts for a secure grip. Along with Snag-Free Interiors, these patented features give law enforcement officers faster, easier, and safer deployment of their critical gear. Available for OC, handcuffs, magazines, batons and more, and in multiple finishes.

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