Lanyards

Lanyards for Extra Security for your Sidearm

A lanyard is designed as a secondary safety device for your sidearm. In airsoft and tactical applications, a lanyard prevents your pistol from being lost in the event of a fall, struggle or intense movement.

In this category, you will find lanyards from Warrior Assault Systems and Amomax, supplemented with models from Pirate Arms. These systems are part of the broader category of Holster & Sling Systems and are used as additional security for existing carrying configurations.

Why choose a lanyard?

• Prevents loss of your sidearm
• Extra security during dynamic movement
• Compatible with various holsters
• Easy attachment to belt or vest

A lanyard is usually attached to your belt, vest or platform, while the other end is attached to the pistol. In combination with high-quality Holsters, this increases safety without limiting accessibility.

For configurations with a lowered carrying point via Leg Panels, a lanyard can offer extra security.

Material & Construction

Lanyards are usually made of elastic cord or reinforced nylon webbing with metal or polymer clips.

Technical features that often recur:

• Elastic spiral cord construction
• Carabiner or quick-release attachment
• Wear-resistant coating
• Compact design

Elastic models offer freedom of movement without the cord remaining taut during normal use. Correct attachment is essential to prevent restriction of movement.

What can you find in this category?

• Elastic pistol lanyards
• Models with carabiner hook
• Quick-release systems
• Attachment solutions for belt or vest

Lanyards are suitable for players who want maximum security during intensive gameplay or in harsh environments.

Frequently asked questions

Is a lanyard mandatory?
Not mandatory, but highly recommended for intensive use.

Does a lanyard restrict my freedom of movement?
Not when using an elastic model correctly.

Can I combine a lanyard with any holster?
Yes, provided the pistol has an attachment point and it is compatible with your Holsters configuration.

Is a lanyard necessary for good retention?
Retention prevents the weapon from coming loose, a lanyard prevents loss in unexpected situations.

With a lanyard, you add an extra layer of security to your sidearm configuration without compromising accessibility.