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Why customers choose this item
✓MLS 16 accessory fork
✓Fits 2 hole pouch pattern
✓MOLLE compatible mounting
✓Ambidextrous design
✓Injection molded polymer
✓Single kit configuration
Product highlights
Accessory locking fork designed for Safariland pouches with two hole pattern mounting
Compatible with MOLLE systems and QLS 22 receiver plates for flexible gear attachment
Injection molded polymer construction ensures durability and reliable long term performance
Adjustable angle design supports customized positioning based on user carry preference
Allows quick transfer of accessories between mounting platforms without tools
Ambidextrous configuration supports versatile installation across different setups
Product description
The Safariland Model 6004-16 Accessory Locking Fork is a accessory locking fork designed for mounting compatible pouches to modular carry systems.
This Safariland Model 6004-16 Accessory Locking Fork is constructed from injection molded polymer and attaches to pouches using a 2-hole mounting pattern. It is ambidextrous and designed to integrate with MOLLE loops or compatible receiver plates for flexible mounting configurations. This product is used for securing accessory pouches to belts, vests, or other stable platforms. In practical use, the fork allows repositioning of gear without tools and supports adjustable angle configurations. The accessory locking fork is compatible with smaller ELS plates when required and provides a stable interface for modular load-bearing systems.
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