Competition holsters
OwnerWillis N. Ryan, III, Kerby C. Smithinventors
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OwnerWillis N. Ryan, III, Kerby C. Smithinventors
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Competition holsters for use with autoloading pistol and revolver handguns. They include a protrusion with a trigger guard recess and a trigger guard retainer which is cantilevered from the outside of the body into the trigger guard at a compound angle to hold the handgun in the holster. The frame of the handgun extends over an elongated surface at the top of the body. The handgun is, in actuality supported on a cradle at the muzzle region and on the lower side of the trigger guard. A muzzle tensioner in the form of an inverted J is adjustable secured to the body in the muzzle region. A belt loop assembly including mating partial spherical surfaces secures the body for universal spherical angular adjustment. Further adjustments include the compressive force on the trigger guard retainer. All of the adjustments may be made with the holster in place on the shooter's gun belt.
A handgun carrier to be worn on the belt of a wearer comprising:
A handgun carrier comprising:
A handgun carrier comprising:
A handgun carrier comprising:
A handgun carrier for carrying a handgun with a trigger and a trigger guard comprising:
A handgun carrier for holding a handgun and adjustable by a wearer while being worn comprising:
A handgun carrier comprising:
A handgun carrier for carrying on a wearer's belt including:
A handgun carrier for carrying on a wearer's belt comprising:
A handgun carrier for carrying on a wearer's belt comprising:
A handgun carrier for handguns having a barrel and trigger guard comprising:
A holster comprising an elongated body including a barrel end region cradle having a bottom surface and defining a trigger guard recess, the bottom surface of said barrel end region cradle and trigger guard recess constituting the primary support for a handgun positioned therein and an inverted J shaped retainer extending over the barrel end region of the handgun without enclosing the muzzle of the handgun.
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