A firearm holster system and methods of use are described herein for safely securing a firearm while providing visibility and quick access. A shroud is provided in the rough shape of the firearm. One or more magnets attached to the shroud create a retaining force between the firearm and the shroud. The magnets in combination with the back and side walls of the shroud, provide protection and security to the firearm. The user simply accesses the firearm in a grip section of the shroud to remove it from the holster assembly.

The present invention relates to a holster (A) which provides removal of the guns from the holster in an easy and rapid manner used by civil users, security forces, military personnel and army officers and comprising a holster body (1) and at least one lock latch (3) and where the lock latch end (3.1) of said lock latch (3) moves outwardly and separated from the guard and where the gun is released and provides separation from the holster body (1), characterized by comprising a slider (2) assembled on the bearing (1.1) by means of engagement tabs (1.6) in a manner realizing linear movement and having forward backward movement capability in a linear manner on the rail (1.3) by means of at least one spring (4), finger housing (2.1) formed in an integrated manner on the outer surface of the slider (2).

A holster having a holster body; a locking element having a first helical portion defining a first helical ramp surface and a second helical portion defining a second helical ramp surface, wherein the locking element is at least rotatable between a locking element engaged position, wherein at least a portion of the locking projection portion of the locking element protrudes into an at least partial cavity portion of the holster and a locking element disengaged position, wherein at least a portion of the locking projection portion of the locking element is withdrawn from the at least partial cavity portion; and a release lever attached or coupled to a pushrod, and wherein as the release lever is urged toward the locking element, interaction between a first end of the pushrod and the second helical ramp surface causes the locking element to rotate toward the release lever disengaged position.

The holster (10) for a handgun (20) having a trigger guard and a barrel (205) comprising: a housing (105) for the handgun comprising a top opening (110) for the passage of at least part of the handgun, a wedge (115) for holding the handgun in the housing, a first push-button (120) for positioning the wedge: in a position referred to as the retention position, in which the wedge is positioned in the trigger guard so as to prevent the handgun from being extracted from the housing when the first button is released or in a position referred to as the released position in which the wedge is positioned out of the trigger guard when the first button is engaged;
comprises: a flap (125), mounted to rotate about a hinge (130) positioned along a long side of a transverse opening (135) of the housing, said transverse opening (135) being positioned facing the barrel and forming: in what is referred to as a closed position, a face that covers the transverse opening (135) and in what is referred to as an open position, a guide for the sliding of the handgun toward the transverse opening and a second push-button (120) for opening the flap that opens the flap when the second button is engaged.

Methods and apparatuses are disclosed for increasing the safety of a handgun. In certain implementations, the apparatus provides a safety device that includes a cover having an ejecting unit, a locking pin, and a releasing plate. The safety device is configured to cover both sides of a trigger guard of the handgun when the safety device is locked to the handgun. The releasing plate is coupled to the locking pin. The releasing plate is disposed on a surface of the safety device so as to be accessible by the user. Preferably, the releasing plate is activated by a user's finger. The releasing plate selectively disengages the locking pin from the trigger guard by movement of the user's finger. When engaged, the locking pin prevents the safety device from being removed from the handgun. When disengaged, the locking pin allows the safety device from being removed from the handgun. In certain embodiments, the ejection unit self-ejects the safety device from the handgun.

A holster having a holster body; a locking element having a first helical portion defining a first helical ramp surface and a second helical portion defining a second helical ramp surface, wherein the locking element is at least rotatable between a locking element engaged position, wherein at least a portion of the locking projection portion of the locking element protrudes into an at least partial cavity portion of the holster and a locking element disengaged position, wherein at least a portion of the locking projection portion of the locking element is withdrawn from the at least partial cavity portion; and a release lever attached or coupled to a pushrod, and wherein as the release lever is urged toward the locking element, interaction between a first end of the pushrod and the second helical ramp surface causes the locking element to rotate toward the release lever disengaged position.

The application is directed to a mobile firearm concealment system including a housing for concealing a corresponding firearm therein. The housing may include an outer appearance, shape and size of a mobile electronic device. The housing may also include an inner surface operationally configured to hold the firearm in a concealed position within the housing and to also direct the firearm to a non-concealed position. The housing and firearm may also cooperate in a manner effective to dictate the non-concealed position of the firearm.

A fast gun holster is disclosed. The fast gun holster comprises a holster body and a connecting base. The holster body comprises a barrel receiver used for containing a gun barrel. An installing plate is hinged to one side of the gun barrel receiver through a reset spring and provided with a trigger limiting mechanism. The trigger limiting mechanism comprises a protrusion and a pressing piece. A clamping groove matched with a trigger is formed in the protrusion. The bottom end of the pressing piece is hinged to the installing plate through a reset spring. An arc part matched with the inner side of a trigger guard is formed on the periphery of the pressing piece.

A firearm holster has a plate, a firearm enclosure configured to carry a firearm, and an elastic hinge. The hinge couples the plate to the enclosure and allows for relative motion between the plate and enclosure about the hinge. This relative motion about the elastic hinge during use allows for parts of a hand of a user to be inserted between the plate and enclosure when establishing or maintaining a grip on a firearm carried by the holster.

A holster for a handgun includes a holster body having a chamber for receiving the handgun. An adjustable and resilient tensioner is mounted on the holster body in a position to be engaged by a handgun in the chamber, the tensioner being operable to apply a resilient biasing force to the handgun in the chamber.