VERSA-HARNESS
™
HOLSTER/ACCESSORY PLATFORM
INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!
NEVER MOUNT ANY HOLSTER TO THIS PLATFORM WITH A FIREARM STILL IN THE
HOLSTER. UNLOAD THE FIREARM, OPEN THE ACTION AND STORE THE FIREARM IN A SECURE
LOCATION SUCH AS A GUN SAFE OR GUN CABINET. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN AN
UNSAFE FIREARM CONDITION THAT MAY CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY OR
DEATH TO YOURSELF OR OTHERS.
Note:
The Versa-Harness
™
Holster/Accessory Platform can be used for a number of different
configurations. Pay careful attention to how all components are secured and their relationship to
the platform.
PLATFORM COMPONENTS:
• Injection-molded mounting disk with molded channels for nylon web and five-position hole
pattern
• Nylon web harness with aero foam shoulder pads, tri-glides and quick-detach buckles
• Injection-molded mounting plate
• Two (2) threaded twist knobs
ADJUSTING THE HARNESS:
1. Disconnect the quick-detach buckles and place the harness over your head and under your
shoulders.
2. While still disconnected, position the harness so the aero foam shoulder pads are in the desired
orientation for maximum comfort. Take notice of the amount of adjustment needed in the nylon
web straps to ensure this orientation.
3. Remove the harness and reconnect the quick-detach buckles.
4. With the quick-detach buckles connected, weave the nylon web through the molded tri-glides to
lengthen or shorten the nylon straps to the desired orientation.
5. Disconnect the quick-detach buckles and place the harness over your head and under your
shoulders. Then reconnect the buckles to check orientation. (Note: If further adjustment is
needed, repeat the previous steps in order to get the desired fit.)
ADJUSTING THE MOUNTING DISK ANGLE:
1. Undo the nylon loops that are attached to the mounting disk by weaving one end of the nylon web
through the tri-glides.
2. Once the harness is disconnected from the mounting disk, reposition the harness as needed and
reattach it by weaving the nylon web around the molded tabs of the mounting disk and back
through the tri-glides.
VERSA-HARNESS
™
HOLSTER/ACCESSORY PLATFORM
INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!
NEVER MOUNT ANY HOLSTER TO THIS PLATFORM WITH A FIREARM STILL IN THE
HOLSTER. UNLOAD THE FIREARM, OPEN THE ACTION AND STORE THE FIREARM IN A SECURE
LOCATION SUCH AS A GUN SAFE OR GUN CABINET. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN AN
UNSAFE FIREARM CONDITION THAT MAY CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY OR
DEATH TO YOURSELF OR OTHERS.
Note:
The Versa-Harness
™
Holster/Accessory Platform can be used for a number of different
configurations. Pay careful attention to how all components are secured and their relationship to
the platform.
PLATFORM COMPONENTS:
• Injection-molded mounting disk with molded channels for nylon web and five-position hole
pattern
• Nylon web harness with aero foam shoulder pads, tri-glides and quick-detach buckles
• Injection-molded mounting plate
• Two (2) threaded twist knobs
ADJUSTING THE HARNESS:
1. Disconnect the quick-detach buckles and place the harness over your head and under your
shoulders.
2. While still disconnected, position the harness so the aero foam shoulder pads are in the desired
orientation for maximum comfort. Take notice of the amount of adjustment needed in the nylon
web straps to ensure this orientation.
3. Remove the harness and reconnect the quick-detach buckles.
4. With the quick-detach buckles connected, weave the nylon web through the molded tri-glides to
lengthen or shorten the nylon straps to the desired orientation.
5. Disconnect the quick-detach buckles and place the harness over your head and under your
shoulders. Then reconnect the buckles to check orientation. (Note: If further adjustment is
needed, repeat the previous steps in order to get the desired fit.)
ADJUSTING THE MOUNTING DISK ANGLE:
1. Undo the nylon loops that are attached to the mounting disk by weaving one end of the nylon web
through the tri-glides.
2. Once the harness is disconnected from the mounting disk, reposition the harness as needed and
reattach it by weaving the nylon web around the molded tabs of the mounting disk and back
through the tri-glides.