Magazine holster for quick loading of firearms
OwnerEric Wolfgang Westhaferinventor
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Abstract
A holster assembly is configured to detachably join a magazine to a waist of a user. The holster assembly includes an upper holster assembly further including an upper holster assembly internal channel, wherein the upper holster assembly internal channel is joined to the magazine. A tongue further includes a button wherein the button extends below a lower edge of the upper holster assembly internal channel. A lower holster assembly is detachably coupled to the upper holster assembly and includes a lower holster assembly internal channel. The lower holster assembly internal channel is immediately adjacent to the magazine. A tongue receiver has a tongue receiver opening. The tongue receiver opening extends above an upper edge of the lower holster assembly internal channel.
Claims10
A holster assembly, configured to detachably join a magazine to a waist of a user;
- the holster assembly comprising:
- an upper holster assembly further comprising:
- an upper holster assembly internal channel, wherein the upper holster assembly internal channel is joined to the magazine;
- and
- a tongue, further comprising a button wherein the button extends below a lower edge of the upper holster assembly internal channel;
- a lower holster assembly, detachably coupled to the upper holster assembly, further comprising:
- a lower holster assembly internal channel wherein the lower holster assembly internal channel is immediately adjacent to the magazine;
- and
- a tongue receiver further comprising a tongue receiver opening;
- wherein the tongue receiver opening extends above an upper edge of the lower holster assembly internal channel
- wherein a first mode of operation, the tongue fits into the tongue receiver opening to join the upper holster assembly to the lower holster assembly;
- wherein a second mode of operation, depressing the button detaches the tongue from the tongue receiver opening to separate the upper holster assembly from the lower holster assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.