The invention relates to an adjustable holster assembly for various types of semi-automatic short guns without the risk of any part entering the trigger guard as a locking system, by means of use of supports and stops which are adjustable by means of screws at each type of specific gun.

A utility pouch for housing an object. The utility pouch comprising a first side with two circular holes, a second side with two protrusions, a third side with two circular holes, a fourth side with two protrusions, wherein the length of the fourth side is equivalent to the length of the second side, a fifth side with two circular holes similarly aligned lengthwise as the two circular holes on the first side, wherein the length of the fifth side is the same as the length of the first side.

A device for the protection of a handgun carried in an open top holster includes a hood having a slot extending from the mouth of the hood up one side of the hood so that the device can be slid over a handgun carried in an open top holster to protect the handgun from elements such as rain and dust.

A tactical upper garment for concealed carry of a weapon has an interior portion and an exterior portion. A weapon retention mounting patch is affixed to the interior portion, and a detachable firearm holster is removably attachable to the weapon retention mounting patch. The holster can be loaded with a firearm and then moved from a location outside the exterior portion to a space inside the interior portion. The detachable firearm holster is movable within said space along a height and a width of the weapon retention mounting patch to a desired position. The detachable firearm holster is pressed against the weapon retention mounting patch at the desired position to attach the detachable firearm holster to the tactical upper garment at the desired position.

A holster for a weapon such as an electric discharge weapon is made from two pieces joined together to form the holster end wall. The holster right piece has a right end wall part that is molded with both thin wall and also selected thick wall areas that are intentionally molded as thick wall areas. The holster left piece has a left end wall part that is molded to have both thin wall and also selected thick wall areas that are intentionally molded as thick wall areas. When assembled, thin wall areas of the left end wall part overlap thin wall areas of the right end wall part to thereby form a first thick wall region of the holster end wall. Thick wall areas of the right piece end wall part interfit with thick wall areas of the left piece end wall part to form a second thick wall region of the holster end wall.

Representative implementations of devices and techniques provide locking systems and/or retention mechanisms for an implement holster (such as a handgun holster, for example). Additionally, an implement holster having one or more locking systems and/or retention mechanisms is also described. Locking systems and retention mechanisms may be used individually with a holster or combined for multi-level security of the implement. The one or more locking systems can provide obstruction to the removal of the implement from the holster until intentionally unlocked by the user. Locking systems include hood locks, ejection port locks, and sight covers. Adjustable retention mechanisms can provide a desired retention of the implement while holstered, retaining the implement until a sufficient force is applied to remove the implement.

A multi-purpose carrier constructed from a single continuous sheet of material that is folded along a central vertical axis to create opposing top open ends and opposing bottom open ends wherein the left and right sides are further folded towards the central vertical axis to create opposing side walls with a channel at the outer edge of each of the side walls. A torsion spring is funneled through the channels to compress the opposing sides of the device together to create a positive compression grip on the contents carried in the carrier.

A holster comprising a body portion, the body portion comprising a port shell and a starboard shell that cooperate to define a cavity for receiving and holding the handgun. The holster comprising a pair of flat ears, the ears including a forward ear extending forward of the cavity and a rearward ear extending rearward of the cavity. The forward ear defining a forward slot and the rearward ear defining a rearward slot, each slot having a forward edge and a rearward edge. Each slot being configured and dimensioned to receive one of a belt and a clip. Each ear having changes in thickness adjacent the forward and rearward edges of each slot. The changes in thickness defining multiple discrete positions for receiving a holster body attachment portion of the clip.

A device for attaching to a firearm holster such that the firearm hostler is attachable inside or outside a wearer's waistband. The device includes a ring assembly and a hook assembly. The hook assembly attaches the holster body to a waistband or a belt of the wearer. The device also includes a clasp assembly that attaches to the hook assembly. The clasp assembly is configured for removably attaching the hook assembly to the ring assembly such that the hook assembly is positioned either in a first configuration or a second configuration. In the first configuration the hook assembly is configured to hook onto the waistband when the holster body is worn inside the wearer's waistband. In the second configuration the hook assembly is configured to hook onto the belt or waistband when the holster body is worn outside the wearer's waistband.

A device for attaching to a firearm holster such that the firearm hostler is attachable inside or outside a wearer's waistband. The device includes a ring assembly and a hook assembly. The hook assembly attaches the holster body to a waistband or a belt of the wearer. The device also includes a clasp assembly that attaches to the hook assembly. The clasp assembly is configured for removably attaching the hook assembly to the ring assembly such that the hook assembly is positioned either in a first configuration or a second configuration. In the first configuration the hook assembly is configured to hook onto the waistband when the holster body is worn inside the wearer's waistband. In the second configuration the hook assembly is configured to hook onto the belt or waistband when the holster body is worn outside the wearer's waistband.