Holster assembly for integral attachment to a garment
OwnerSteven Allen Soderquist, Tony Thanh Voinventors
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A holster assembly for integral attachment to a garment of the type typically worn by individuals engaged in law enforcement and related activities. The holster assembly comprising a flexible backing member having an outer mountable surface for sewingly attaching thereto an intermediate backing member, which is capable of supporting and mounting thereon a pocket for receiving and accepting therein a rigid sleeve fitted interiorly with a Taser® device. The pocket is fabricated from a unified piece of material and shaped accordingly to distinctly define a frontal tapered member bounded by a right side member and a left side member integrally incorporating an outer extending flange. The pocket is further supported by and fitted with a base member connected along its leading edge to a bottom end of each side member, along a leading edge of the frontal tapered member, and to a lowermost portion of the intermediate backing member. A shortened sleeve strap is connected to a top end of the right side member, while a second end is connected to a portion of the rigid sleeve to assist in securing its position within the pocket. A lengthened strap member, which comprises an end mounted to the outer mountable surface and a second end temporally connected to an apex section of the outer mountable surface, slippingly engages over a lower handle portion of the Taser® device to further retain its position within the rigid sleeve.
A holster assembly for holding a non-lethal weapon on a garment, said assembly comprising, in combination:
A holster assembly for holding a non-lethal weapon on a garment, said assembly comprising, in combination:
A holster assembly for holding a non-lethal weapon on a garment, said assembly comprising, in combination:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.