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Amomax Q.R. Universal Polymer Paddle Holster - Black

£19.99



The Amomax Q.R. Universal Polymer Paddle Holster is a versatile and reliable holster designed for airsoft enthusiasts who want a secure and comfortable way to carry their airsoft pistols. With its adjustable design and durable construction, this holster is an essential accessory for any airsoft enthusiast.

Features:

This is their latest release, a universal holster than fits a huge array of over 80 pistol models, including those from Glock, Sig, CZ, Ruger, Springfield, Beretta, S&W, many 1911 models and more.

A knurled attachment point on the rear allows the holster to be adjusted in 9 degree increments over a full 360 degrees, allowing for a perfect drawing angle. An included allen key is used to lock down the holster in whatever position you choose.

The pistol is held in place with a secure locking system. Press down on the release button with your index finger to draw.

Made from tough, hardwearing nylon with a matt finish.

A MOLLE attachment is also available for this holster, allowing attachment to any MOLLE vest or webbing.

Adjustments are made via the two side mounted screws, which are also spring loaded.

Compatible with a wide range of airsoft pistols, thanks to its adjustable design

Made of high-quality polymer for durability and long-lasting use

Paddle design for comfortable and secure carry, with an adjustable paddle angle for customized fit

Quick-release mechanism for fast and easy drawing of your airsoft pistol

Adjustable retention system for a secure and customizable fit for your specific airsoft pistol

Fully adjustable cant and ride height for a personalized fit and comfortable carry

Essential accessory for airsoft enthusiasts who want a versatile and reliable holster for their airsoft pistol.

In the UK, airsoft guns are classified as "realistic imitation firearms" (RIFs). As such, there are specific regulations governing the sale, purchase, and use of airsoft guns. One of the most important regulations for airsoft in the UK is the Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006. This act requires that anyone who wishes to purchase a RIF must have a "legitimate defense" for doing so. This means that the purchaser must be able to demonstrate that they have a valid reason for owning a RIF, such as being a member of a recognized airsoft club or reenactment group. The UK Airsoft Retailers Association (UKARA) has developed a system for recognizing legitimate airsoft players, called the UKARA database. To be added to the database, an airsoft player must play a minimum of three games at a registered airsoft site within a period of no less than two months, and have their attendance and game history recorded. Once registered, the player can use their UKARA membership to purchase RIFs from registered retailers without the need for a special defense. Airsoft guns must also be transported in a secure case when being transported in public. Overall, while airsoft guns are legal to own and use in the UK, it is important to follow the regulations and guidelines set out by the law and organizations such as UKARA to ensure that they are used safely and responsibly. Here at Combat Airsoft Supplies we require you to submit a valid defence / UKARA when purchasing a "RIF". If you have any questions relating to this please email store@combatairsoft.uk prior to your purchase. In practice, the most widely recognized form of defense for owning a RIF is membership in a registered airsoft club (UKARA). Other forms of defense may include historical reenactment, film and theatrical production, and firearms training. However, these defenses are typically more difficult to prove and may require additional evidence to support. In order to establish a reasonable excuse, individuals must be able to provide evidence that they have a legitimate reason for owning a RIF. This may include providing proof of membership in an airsoft club or a letter from a film or theatrical production company. It is worth noting that the law does not apply to "two-tone" or brightly colored airsoft guns, which are not considered realistic imitation firearms and can be purchased without a reasonable excuse. However, two-tone airsoft guns are generally less desirable for serious airsoft players as they can affect the realism of the game.