Introducing the Weber Tactical Quick Ship Program

U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)- It is no secret that we have had a tough year (2018) with getting Kydex Holsters and Mag Pouches out in a timely fashion. Now that we have control of all the parts including the new M.L.K Hood, Weber Tactical QD Holster Hanger, MRD Retention System and Weber Tactical QD Mounts we are not only caught up but able to ship our top colors in a matter of days – Introducing the Weber Tactical Quick Ship Program.

Starting immediately we can ship Carbon Fiber & Police Blue, Carbon Fiber & EMT Red or Black on Black in just 3-5 days. Want a custom color? Not a problem. We are shipping all holsters in just 3 weeks!

Reference:

• M.L.K Hood For 3 Gun Holsters
• Weber Tactical Signature QD Holster Hanger
• MRD Retention System for all WT Mag Pouches
• Weber Tactical Signature QD Mounting System
• Weber Tactical Signature CARBS Belt

Gamer Series Holsters

The Gamer 3-Gun holster features a precision-molded holster with built-in retention, giving you a positive snap when the gun seats in the holster, as well as a rotating retention hood built for speed. As we worked with developers to bring this hood to market, our chief concern was what we see as the biggest failure in the market: activation of the retention device, which is generally too large, too small, or too high.

Our goal was to build a retention device that positions the hand for a proper grip. The grip is the key to victory with a handgun. The design of our retention hood allows the shooter to drive down on the weapon and activate the hood pushing down. The hood’s patented design causes the hood to rotate forward with the momentum of the shooter’s hand and positions the shooter’s hand directly over the grip.

Pistol and Rifle Mag Holders

Weber Tactical is proud to be an industry leader in competition design—for shooters, by shooters. When we were presented with the MRD (mag retention device) technology, we were excited to be able to offer a universal mag pouch for all guns. The MRD retention device allows the user to set the retention and forget about it and provides the shooter with the same retention, match after match, with no adjustment needed.

There is no greater frustration for a shooter than not having the gear they need when they need it. We’ve watched shooters at matches yard sale their mags all over the ground, and the frustration we felt for them led to the development of the Gamer Mag Pouch.

The Gamer Mag Pouch uses MRD technology, allowing the shooter to set their desired retention level without having to worry about the mag falling out. The MRD is a retention device designed to push the mag forward in the mag pouch, setting the retention rather than using the mag pouch or rubber spacers (which can change over time) to pinch the mag pouch in place.

The MRD requires a ⅛” Allen wrench (included) to adjust the retention. The beauty of the MRD is that there is a locking washer in the design to keep the screw from moving once it’s set. This means you can shoot for an entire season and never worry about the retention level of your mag pouch changing.

About Weber Tactical

We started Weber Tactical in 2011 because we couldn’t find a custom kydex holster that we really liked. We just wanted to make a holsters that looked great and ran perfect. What began as a hobby; quickly grew to a business that now employs 5 people right here in our community – St. Louis, Missouri, USA.

As we began to grow in the LE and EDC world we also recognized an opportunity within the military and action shooting communities. Today we are proud to outfit and serve elite shooters in law enforcement, the military, the special operations community, USPSA, IDPA and 3 Gun.
Weber Tactical is many things, but above all we are:

• Pro 2A
• Pro LEO
• Pro Military
• Pro America

We believe in customer service, Made in America, and innovation on behalf of those that rely on their holster for their lives and their livelihoods. Thanks for the opportunity to earn your business.

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