Safariland 6004-34-2 ELS Equipment Locking Forks, Set of 2, Black

Description

The Safariland 6004-34-2 is a set of two Equipment Locking Forks, the fork half of Safariland's ELS (Equipment Locking System). Each fork mounts to a tactical or competition accessory and then snaps into an ELS 35 Receiver Plate, giving you a fast, tool-free way to move gear around your setup. Think mag pouches, shell holders, OC carriers, and similar kit that you want to rearrange depending on the day's job.

How the ELS Forks Lock In

The fork attaches to the back of your accessory, and the matching ELS 35 Receiver Plate mounts to your belt, thigh rig, or other platform. Drop the fork into the plate and it locks in place. When you want it off, a quick pinch of the thumb and index finger releases the connection so you can pull the accessory and drop it onto any other ELS 35 location. It's the kind of system that lets you run a full belt for a match, then pare it down for everyday carry without a screwdriver.

What the 6004-34 Forks Work With

These forks are built to pair with a wide range of Safariland accessories, including the 774 Rifle Mag Pouch, 76 Single Mag Pouch, 78 Slimline Dual Magazine Pouch, and Impact Round cases. One thing worth knowing up front: ELS is the smaller sibling to Safariland's QLS. The QLS system is sized for holsters, while ELS is purpose-built for accessories like magazine and gear pouches. The two are not interchangeable, so if you're mounting a pistol holster, you'll want QLS forks instead.

Why Competitors and Duty Users Reach for Them

Folks who run multi-gun and USPSA setups like being able to change pouches between stages fast, and plenty of people stack several of these forks across a belt so they can reconfigure on the fly. The same convenience carries over to duty and training use, where swapping gear between a belt and a vest or rig takes seconds. Each pack gives you two forks, so pick up a plate set to go with them and you've got a modular foundation you can keep building on.