Pocket carried holster
AssigneeDavid Munz
InventorDavid James Munz
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Abstract
A pocket carried holster of modest outer dimension and novel design is secured to the outer extents of the front pocket in a pair of pants to facilitate the discrete carry of a small caliber semiautomatic pistol and a spare ammunition magazine such that both can be safely removed from the pocket's confines in an expedited manner without snagging on the garment.
Claims7
A holster of the sort used to facilitate the carry of a firearm in a pocket of a garment, comprising:
- a first wall configured to rest against a top surface of said firearm;
- a second wall configured to rest against a bottom surface of said firearm;
- a third wall between said first and second walls and configured to rest against a grip of said firearm;
- wherein said first and second walls extend beyond a length of said firearm to reach a lip of said pocket;
- and wherein said first and second walls are spaced such that said firearm may travel between them during withdrawal from said holster;
- and means for attaching said holster to said pocket.
A holster of the sort used to facilitate the carry of a firearm in a pocket of a garment, comprising:
- a first wall configured to rest against a top surface of said firearm;
- a second wall configured to rest against a bottom surface of said firearm;
- a third wall configured to rest against a grip of said firearm
- wherein said first, second, and third walls together define a void in a back of the holster such that no holster material exists between said firearm and a user's leg within said void when said holster is in use.
A holster of the sort used to facilitate the carry of a firearm in a pocket of a garment, comprising:
- a holster body including a top plate;
- wherein said top plate covers an opening between a trigger guard and front surface of a trigger of said firearm but leaves access to an area between a rear surface of the trigger and a grip of said firearm;
- and wherein said top plate includes a recess configured to guide a user's finger into said area during withdrawal of said firearm from said holster.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.