Eleven 10® RIGID TQ Case® Holsterhalterung

Which Safariland holsters is the Eleven 10 RIGID TQ Case Holster Mount compatible with?

The Holster Mount is available in two variants: RDS (E10-3042) for Safariland 63XXRDS and 73XXRDS holsters equipped for optic-ready pistols (Glock 9/40 and Sig P320, right hand only), and Non-RDS (E10-3041) for standard non-optic Safariland 63XX and 73XX holsters (Glock 9/40 and Sig P320, right hand only). The 6354DO model may require modification. The Holster Mount is NOT compatible with left-handed holsters. For the most current compatibility list, refer to the installation instructions available at 1110gear.com.

Does the Holster Mount include the RIGID TQ Case or tourniquet?

No. The Eleven 10® RIGID TQ Case® Holster Mount is the bracket only — the RIGID TQ Case, tourniquet, and Safariland holster are all sold separately. You will need to purchase the Eleven 10® RIGID TQ Case for the C-A-T® Gen 7 and a compatible Safariland holster in addition to this bracket. MED-TAC International carries both the Holster Mount and the RIGID TQ Case for the C-A-T® Gen 7 in the Tourniquets & Pouches collection.

Why would I choose the Holster Mount over mounting the TQ case directly on my duty belt?

The primary advantage is belt real estate. A fully equipped patrol duty belt is densely packed with holster, magazine pouches, handcuffs, radio, taser, and other required equipment — adding a TQ case to the belt can require moving existing gear or eliminating something else. The Holster Mount co-locates the tourniquet with the firearm holster rather than consuming a separate belt position. Additionally, positioning the TQ case on the outside of the holster places it in a highly accessible, consistent location — officers always know where their tourniquet is relative to their primary firearm.

Do I need special tools to install the Holster Mount?

Installation requires a Phillips head screwdriver, an Allen key (the same Allen key included with Safariland holsters), and a flat-tip right-angle screwdriver to access the Chicago screws inside the RIGID TQ Case. You will also need longer Safariland screws (medium or long) because the bracket adds thickness between the holster body and screw mounting points — the original short OEM screws typically will not reach. Step-by-step installation instructions with diagrams are available for free download at 1110gear.com.

What is the difference between the RDS and Non-RDS Holster Mount variants?

The RDS (Red Dot Sight) variant (E10-3042) is designed for Safariland holsters built to accommodate optics-equipped pistols — these holsters have a wider profile and different screw placement to clear the optic body. The Non-RDS variant (E10-3041) fits standard Safariland holsters for pistols without optics. Selecting the wrong variant will result in a poor fit or inability to attach the bracket correctly. Check your specific Safariland holster model number against the compatibility table at 1110gear.com before ordering.