Business Details

Full description and what we offer

U.S. Duty Gear manufactures tactical holsters and duty equipment for law enforcement, security, and concealed carry professionals. Based in Nevada, the company focuses on retention holsters, duty belts, and modular gear systems that work in real-world conditions.

Their duty holster selection includes:

•Level 2 Duty Holsters – SRH (Secure Retention Holster) and SRS (Secure Retention Slide) platforms in multiple configurations
•Level 3 Duty Holsters – Enhanced retention for high-risk environments, with SRS/SRH compatibility
•Concealed Carry (IWB) – Inside-waistband options with and without rail-mounted light accommodations
•Specialized Mounts – Drop leg platforms (standard and quick-release), belt loop models (mid-ride and low-ride), and the Holster Accessory Mount (HAM)

Many models accommodate red dot sights (RDS) and rail-mounted tactical lights, giving users flexibility to add optics and lighting without changing holsters.

Beyond holsters, U.S. Duty Gear manufactures:

Category	Examples
Belts	Sam Browne duty belts, reversible leather/nylon options, tactical belts with inner belts
Pouches & Holders	Magazine pouches (single/double), handcuff holders, pepper spray holders, surgical glove holders
Badge Holders	Neck chain and clip styles in standard oval, compact, and round universal fit
Accessories	Belt keepers, Interchangeable Mounting System (IMS), negative cant plates

They manufacture in both leather and nylon versions of many products. Leather duty gear includes the Model 56 Sam Browne belt and reversible leather duty belts. Nylon options (Model N-series) offer durability and easy maintenance for high-wear environments.

Modular Design: The Interchangeable Mounting System (IMS-A + IMS-B) lets users swap accessories without dedicated pouches, reducing weight and simplifying reconfiguration.

U.S. Duty Gear primarily manufactures for law enforcement, correctional officers, security professionals, and armed civilians practicing concealed carry. Their product line reflects decades of feedback from users working in patrol, undercover, and tactical roles.