Belt holster combination

Abstract

Disclosed is a belt and holster combination wherein the holster is removable from and attachable to the belt without opening or removing the belt from about the individual wearing the holster. The belt includes an elastic portion, adjacent opposite ends of which are carried clips which open in laterally opposite directions one from the other. The holster has a pair of laterally spaced D-loops pivotally carried by the holster body. When the belt is tensioned to stretch the elastic portion, the belt clips and holster D-loops register and are connected one with the other. The tension on the belt caused by strapping the belt about the individual's waist maintains the connection between the holster and the belt. The holster is attached to an detachable from the belt while the latter is worn by an individual simply by connecting or disconnecting each D-loop relative to its associated belt clip.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.