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US 5,687,891 AGranted
Universal semi automatic handgun holster
AssigneeBianchi International
InventorRobert J. Beletsky
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AssigneeBianchi International
InventorRobert J. Beletsky
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A universal holster is designed to accommodate a number of different brands, sizes, and lengths of semi automatic handguns and includes a body formed of a layer or double layer of suitable material such as leather formed to define a pocket. Extensions along edges of the body form straps of unequal length with a snap fastener forming a channel the trigger guard of a handgun. One portion of the snap fastener is spaced a short distance from the end of the shorter strap forming a projection which may be contacted by the forefinger of the wearer to open the snap fastener to draw the handgun from the holster. Two additional extensions or bosses are positioned around a spacer near the front of the body. A pair of extensions at the opposite end of the body to define a portion of a pocket around the handgun hammer end of the handgun and to secure a pair of short straps carrying fastening devices for attachment to a shoulder strap. An additional strap is attached to the screw and is formed as a loop to be secured to a wearer's belt. A second embodiment employs a separate elongated reversible strap which passes through loops in the body. A third embodiment utilizes a pair of straps attached to the exterior of the holster body.
A holster for handguns having a barrel, a frame having a hammer end, a grip, a trigger and a trigger guard said holster comprising a body of material defining a pocket for holding a handgun including projections for securing said hammer end;
A holster for handguns comprising a body of material folded to define a pocket for holding a handgun including a first opening for the entrance and exit of said handgun and a second opening for receiving the barrel of said handgun, strap means adjacent said first opening and snap fastener members on said strap means, said strap means when fastened cooperating to define a channel for receiving and supporting the trigger guard of said handgun;
A shoulder holster for a semi automatic handgun having a barrel and a handle comprising a beady of material folded to define a pocket for holding a semi automatic handgun, said pocket having adjacent edges, a pair of bosses formed at one end of said body, a spacer and a fastener securing said spacer between said bosses, the space between said spacer and said body defining an opening for said barrel:
A holster as claimed 12, wherein said strap means comprise a first extension of said body constituting a first strap and a second extension of said, body constituting a second strap.
A holster for semi automatic handguns comprising a body of material folded to define a pocket for said handgun and means for in part closing the edges of said material to define an opening for the exit and entrance of said handgun including a pair of bosses on one end of said body, a spacer positioned between said bosses and a fastener for securing said bosses to said spacer thereby also defining an opening for the barrel of said handgun, a long and a short extension on said edges constituting a first strap and a second longer strap, and mating snap fastener members on said first and second straps, said straps when fastened cooperating to define a channel for receiving and supporting the trigger guard of said handgun, a pair of mating extensions at the opposite end of said body from said bosses, stitches securing said mating extensions together;
A holster for a semi automatic handgun having a barrel, a trigger guard and a grip comprising a body of material folded to define a pocket for holding a semi automatic handgun, said pocket having adjacent edges, a pair of bosses formed at one end of said body, a spacer and a fastener securing said spacer between said bosses, the space between said spacer and said body defining an opening for the extension of said barrel out of said pocket:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.