Representative implementations of devices and techniques provide a backer latch attachment system for various field-adaptable holster arrangements (such as for handgun holsters, for example). In the implementations, the backer latch attachment may be used to couple various carrier components together and/or to a holster backer to form holsters in various configurations. In various embodiments, the backer latch attachment includes a male latch support arranged to receive and to support a feature of the carrier and a female lock cover arranged to trap the feature to the male latch support.

Representative implementations of devices and techniques provide an implement holster (such as a handgun holster, for example) having one or more removable backer layers. The backer layer(s) are arranged to be removably mounted to the holster (or to a backer of the holster), and are removable to allow the backer layers to be cleaned, for example, or for one or more alternate backer layers to be used with the holster instead.

Example implementations relating to a deep concealment holster assembly are disclosed herein that may be utilized, in whole or in part, with unstructured clothing, such as without support of a separate waist belt, for example, without sacrificing holster's overall functionality and/or concealability.

A replaceable container cover system having a cover adapted to fit about and be repeatably attached to and/or unattached from at least a portion of a container, wherein at least one aperture formed through the cover is alignable with at least one aperture formed through the container; an attachment element having at least one aperture formed through at least a portion of the attachment element; and at least one fastener, wherein if at least a portion of the at least one fastener is attached to at least some of the attachment element, the cover, and/or the container, at least a portion of the at least one fastener passes through the at least one aperture formed through the attachment element, the at least one aperture formed through the cover or the at least one aperture formed through the attachment element, and the at least one aperture formed through the container.

Holsters of conducted electrical weapons (CEW) comprise a set of magnetic elements. The set of magnetic elements may have positions, polarities, and magnitudes corresponding to types of holsters. The CEW uses sensors to detect one or more of the set of magnetic elements, indicating that the CEW is inserted into the holster. Based on the detected information, the CEW identifies when the CEW is removed from the holster. The CEW additionally uses the detected information to determine a type of holster.

A backpack assembly includes: a main bag; and a load sling coupled with the main bag and configured for supporting a load.

A holster for carrying a handgun inside a wearer's beltline is shown and described. In one embodiment, the holster includes a body-interface surface (BIS) having a body side (BS) and a gun side (GS). An elastic strap may be interfaced with the gun side of the body-interface surface. A clip may be interfaced with the elastic strap. Other embodiments include methods of making a holster and methods of carrying a handgun.

A combination of a ballistic vest and a removable firearm holster is disclosed, for providing a ballistic vest with an optional, external, readily accessible yet secure chest firearm holster. The holster has a firearm receiving section formed between a holster rear panel and a holster front panel. The panels are connected along a bottom and optionally along a lower portion of each of the sides. A top region of the front panel can be pulled away from the rear panel to gain access to a firearm stored in the holster. The panels are coupled via a quick-release fastening material disposed along the upper portion of each side, facilitating pulling off the front panel. One or more shoulder strap engaging portions extend from the holster rear panel to secure the holster rear panel to one or more shoulder straps of the ballistic vest.

The present disclosure relates to a portable firearm carrier including a bag having an interior compartment and a burst zipper for accessing the interior compartment. The portable firearm carrier also includes a handgun holster mounted within the interior compartment of the bag. The handgun holster is arranged and configured to retain a handgun at a position where the handgun can be accessed through the burst zipper.

A bag for undercover carrying of a gun that has an internal pocket, several external pockets and fast opening system. The internal pocket is designed to contain the gun. The external pockets cover the internal pocket that has an opening part that has a substantially narrow like-tab structure. The opening part is closed by a bidirectional zipper and a quick release closing means.