Once you have chosen your holster and your belt, another element can increase your efficiency or comfort:
The mounting bracket, which is designed to attach your holster to the belt.
There are many of them on the market today, the Safariland Low and Mid Ride, the Truenorth Concept, the Rosetac... And the MHP from Wilder Tactical.
The Modular Holster Platform is a functional extension, meeting all the needs of a demanding user:
- Robust
- Price affordable
- Extensive adjustment possibilities anatomical
- Extensive compatibility with most straps and cases on the market
- Intuitive use
- Comfortable
The MHP is an extremely thick plastic offset, which results in significant rigidity while remaining lightweight and economical.
Compared to another flagship product on the market, the True North Concept, it surpasses it in every way for a fraction of the price .
The design, with its external "release" mechanism, offers greater comfort for maneuvers such as quickdraws, compared to a completely straight plate.
Although Safariland adapters have long been a benchmark, they have some drawbacks, such as their bulk on the belt which can cause discomfort, and the need to dismantle the belt for their installation or adjustment.
The space occupied on the belt, with morphological discomfort that may appear on the user's hip, and the fact that assembly, adjustment or disassembly often requires disassembling the entire belt.
The MHP, on the other hand, offers easy installation thanks to a variety of options. Its innovative double rigid screw-on tab system allows for easy mounting and adjustment without requiring the removal of other equipment. Compatible with the Safariland standard, the MHP can accommodate a case directly or a QLS receiver, adjustable to three different heights with a wide range of angles.
We use this double rigid screw-on tab system, which allows for mounting and position adjustment as needed without having to remove a pouch or accessory already in place. Compliant with Safariland standards, the MHP allows for direct mounting of a holster or the attachment of a QLS receiver, which can be positioned at three different heights, with a significant range of positive/negative angles.
3 different heights, angle of nearly 15° front and rear.
This allows you to fine-tune your equipment without absolutely needing a setup board like the NCP3.
Whether you want to use it with or without a thigh strap, you'll be won over:
Without the strap, you can remove the mobile interface if it is still present, and you will find yourself with an offset whose lower end has a rounded shape, without any rough edges, unlike the True North Concept which has already cost us several holes in the UFPRO, the edge of the lower part being extremely abrasive.
For those who prefer a strap, the mounting interface offers several slot widths, providing the user with flexibility of choice.
Its rotating hinge allows the strap to follow the user's natural movement, reducing strain and ensuring optimal support.
Available in various configurations, you will have a choice of colors, strap types and buckles; in short, you are sure to find the most suitable solution for your job here!
Discover the MHP and find the ideal configuration for your equipment on our website.
Clement
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