Mount Anywhere Options for Vantage Body-worn Camera

    May 15, 2019
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    Kustom Signals, Inc. partnered with Peter Jones Klick Fast Mounts to provide additional flexibilities for Law Enforcement when determining a location for their Vantage body-worn camera. 

    Vantage comes standard with a rugged spring clip designed to withstand rigorous law enforcement work environments. Also available is a Kustom Signals designed compact magnetic mount.

    Peter Jones Klick Fast Mounting options offer additional flexibility for Kustom Signals’ Vantage body-worn camera. The Molle, Epaulette and Garment Mount give Officers the option of mounting anywhere on the uniform shirt, vest or jacket. Officers on bike patrol have a handlebar option as well. These mounts all require a custom designed Klick Fast Stud. Kustom Signals’ integration with the Peter Jones Klick Fast mounting system further expands the selection of rugged (MIL-STD 810G) mounting options available for the Vantage body-worn camera.

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