Holster facilitating master grip

A holster comprising a rigid polymer holster body with an open upper end for receiving a handgun, wherein the handgun has a handgun body, a handgrip extending from the handgun body, a slide on the handgun body, and a trigger and trigger guard extending from the handgun body opposite the slide, the holster body sized to the handgun, with a proximal wall portion sized to extend along and cover a portion of one side of the handgun when the handgun is holstered from the slide to the trigger guard, a distal wall portion sized to extend along and cover a portion of the other side of the handgun from the slide toward the trigger guard and having an index finger slot, the distal wall portion further sized to extend along the other side of the handgun from a rearward edge portion to the trigger guard and covering the trigger guard and trigger wherein the user may position an index finger along the handgun body at the other side forward of the rearward edge portion of the holster body and forward of the trigger and trigger guard, and wherein the user may wrap three fingers about the handgrip, and wherein the distal wall portion precludes the index finger from reaching the trigger.

A holster for receiving a handgun with a slide, a handgun body, a trigger, and a trigger guard extending from the body at a trigger region, the holster having a master grip index finger receiving slot shaped for receiving the user's index finger whereby the user may grip the holstered handgun in the master grip with the user's fully extended index finger placed on the side of the handgun contacting the handgun body, the index finger pointing forwardly on the handgun as the user grips the holstered handgun, the holster extending over the trigger region precluding the user's forefinger from reaching the trigger of the holstered handgun.