Ben Stoeger BSPS BOSS Baller Holster Hanger Mount System 

This hanger is adjustable yet stable. It will hold your holster in the position of your choosing allowing for a safe and secure draw. This holster hanger can be mounted ambidextrously making it appropriate for left and right handed shooters.

The holster can be mounted higher up, making it Single Stack legal if you desire.

This is just the holster hanger. Supply your own pouch. This is compatible with Blade-Tech, GX Holster, LS Holsters, Weber Tactical and Comp-Tac stuff. 

What's Included?

Boss Holster Hanger

Baller Ball Joint

Aluminum Thigh Pad

What are the differences in the Belt Mount Options?

We offer a few options for belt mounts on the Boss holster. The standard aluminum belt plate will come with all of the holsters regardless if you choose one of the options mounts.

How to do mount a Safariland QLS Fork or Receiver?

The versatile Boss Holster Hanger is designed to offer multiple mounting options for the Safariland QLS system. It facilitates the attachment of the Safariland QLS Fork to the long plate that is included in the kit, thereby eliminating the need for any additional parts or unique configurations.

For those seeking a flexible mounting solution that allows for easy swapping of holsters while keeping the hanger firmly attached to your belt, we offer the Safariland Y-Plate option. With this, you can conveniently mount the Safariland QLS Receiver to the Y-Plate, as demonstrated in the photographs below.

This powerful combination of utility and adaptability makes the Boss Holster Hanger an essential tool for enhancing your holster mounting experience.

How to Install

1) Remove existing screws and spacers between long plate and Y plate. If you already had a holster mounted, try using the same screw placements as a starting point, otherwise set it up in the middle and adjust later.

2) Attach Ball plate to Y plate using flathead screws. If the ball is assembled to the socket, loosen the clamp to release the ball. You will need a Y plate with countersunk mounting holes (most are, if yours is not we have them here) to locate the ball plate over holster pouch screws.

3) Stick the ball in the socket and lightly tighten clamp with clamp screws so ball moves with a little drag. (If you removed the clamp all the way, it should be installed with the bevels matching)

4) Attach Socket with ball and Y to Long plate. If you do it before clamping the ball into place, you may find the long plate screw blocks the clamp. Use the same holes you used before or the center curved slot to start. Arrange the clamp screws towards the belt end of the long plate for easier adjustment. If you need a little more tilt away from your body, you can reverse the socket plate so screws are downwards although this increases risk of lost parts and unplanned holster plummets.

5) Tighten clamp screws so ball movement requires some force. Adjust to preference and rules.

6) Tighten the clamp screws to lock ball movement. You can use lots of force on these screws (torque max TBD, but they will hold a couple thousand pounds each).

7) Test it. If you are super happy with where everything is, you can add some loctite or superglue through the small notch in the socket to coat the ball and fix it in place.