Glock 43/tl6 ankle rig???

[ChrisO]

Anyone know of a good duty suitable ankle rig for a 43 with a TLR6???

[GlockN'Roll]

You must draw you weapon and point it at whatever you are looking at...

Anyone know of a good duty suitable ankle rig for a 43 with a TLR6???

No direct experience with this specific set up, but there is lots of info available:

https://www.google.com/search?q=ankle+rig+for+a+43+with+a+TLR6&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

Just a heads up on weapon mounted flashlights, while I use one for home defense, I do not typically use one for carry in the city.

In order to use a weapon mounted flashlight, you must draw you weapon and point it at whatever you are looking at.

If you are a LEO this may not be an issue, but as a civilian you may get shot or at the very least be cited for brandishing your weapon...

For this reason, many of us carry an EDC flashlight in town instead.

[ChrisO]

I carry a EDC flashlight but this is for a BUG. I'm a LEO.

[GlockN'Roll]

Be safe out there.

I carry a EDC flashlight but this is for a BUG.

I'm a LEO.

You are good to go...

Be safe out there.

[grantar2]

Chris well it is certainly possible to get an ankle holster made for a gun with a light, it seems highly unusual to put a light on a BUG gun, particularly the 43.

Are you planning on using the rig on a bare (sock covered ankle) or a boot?

A Sticky Holster (modified for a laser) [there generic term for a weapon mounted accessory) with an Ankle Biter Rig will work. Cost is going to be around $70.

My police accessory manufacture can make one as well. This can be made to order as either a bare ankle rig or a boot rig, will set you back around $40 plus shipping. This uses a elastic pocket type of retention with a velcroe'd level two retention. These are used a lot for 3rd guns by my LEO customers and often pared with an ankle mag holder on the other side.

If you feel like discussing you can call me.

[ChrisO]

It's an extremely small overall profile set up. It just seems like a good idea sense it doesn't increase the overall profile of the light too much. I'm a graveyard guy so I need lumens lumens lumens lol. In the off chance I have to use it in a situation other than point blank range and or one of my arms is disabled having the weaponmounted light/laser capability I think is always a plus.

[grantar2]

It's an extremely small overall profile set up. It just seems like a good idea sense it doesn't increase the overall profile of the light too much. I'm a graveyard guy so I need lumens lumens lumens lol. In the off chance I have to use it in a situation other than point blank range and or one of my arms is disabled having the weaponmounted light/laser capability I think is always a plus.

It's doable.

Type of rig though depends on if it's over a boot or on the leg?

[ChrisO]

Definitely be a boot. I'm thinking of a Crimson trace laser instead as I'm sure that'll decrease the overall profile and open up my options a bit.

[grantar2]

Definitely be a boot. I'm thinking of a Crimson trace laser instead as I'm sure that'll decrease the overall profile and open up my options a bit.

If your in California make sure your IA will allow the laser. For example OCSD does not.

A boot Ankle rig for the weapon should be no problem. Price should be $30 to $35 they are made for me by a company out of the mid-west. Black, White or Military Tan are the available colors.

Kydex is available at $70, but I find the elastic based versions more comfortable, lower profile and if you can legally carry a laser, you could move between light or laser with the elastic, where as the Kydex is model and accessorize specific.