This application claims benefit of Serial No. TR 2018/00842, filed 22 Jan. 2018 in Turkey, and which application is incorporated herein by reference. To the extent appropriate, a claim of priority is made to the above disclosed application.
The present invention relates to a holster which provides removal of guns from the holster in an easy and rapid manner used by civil users, security forces, military personnel and army officers.
Holsters are used for carrying and protecting the guns in a secure manner. Said holsters shall have a structure which allows removal of the guns in a rapid and easy manner during use.
As an example to the known state of the art, the patent with title “holster” and with number U.S. Pat. No. 9,777,986 can be given. Said patent document comprises a holster and an accessory configured to be fixed to a mounting rail of a handgun. The holster has a holster body with a pair of opposing wall portions defining a cavity. A stop surface of the holster body engages a forward facing surface of the accessory upon insertion of the handgun with accessory into the holster body thereby providing a seating position of the handgun and accessory in the holster body. The blocking member at least inhibits removal of the handgun and accessory if the handgun and accessory are urged rearwardly before a thumb receiving portion is depressed.
For the use of the holster described in the abovementioned document, the gun is positioned in the holster by means of an accessory connected to the mounting rail of the gun, and there is a release mechanism for removing the gun from the holster.
As another example to the known state of the art, the patent document with number U.S. Pat. No. 7,841,497 and with title “holster retention system” can be given. Said patent document relates to a holster for a handgun, wherein the lever is pivotally attached to a side wall of the holster, along the axis, approximately between the finger button end and the engagement end, such that the finger button end extends into the frame/slide portion of the holster and the engagement end extends into the trigger guard portion of the holster, wherein the lever is pivotable between an engaged position and a disengaged position, and wherein, when the lever is in the engaged position, the locking portion protrudes into a holster cavity, via an opening in the side wall.
In the holster described in the abovementioned document, as a result of the excessive pressure of the locking part on the holster, the locking part may excessively enter into the gun guard and may lead to undesired locking.
As a result, because of the abovementioned problems and the deficiencies of the present solutions, an improvement is required related to holster in the technical field.
In the light of the known state of the art, the main object of the invention is to obtain a novel holster which provides advantages and which eliminates the disadvantages in the known state of the art.
Another object of the present invention is to provide holding and drawing of the gun in a rapid and correct manner by means of a natural grabbing movement thanks to the sliding mechanism related to release of the gun from the holster.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a fixed force exerted for each lock latch by means of the linearly moving slider and to prevent pushing of the lock latch by the user by means of an unnecessary force.
Another object of the present invention is to prevent undesired locking, which occurs as a result of excessive pressure of the lock latch end onto the lock, as the slider stabilizes the user force.
The present invention relates to a holster 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, characterized in that the slider comes back with a linear movement as the user finger, positioned in the housing on the slider, draws the slider back and at the same time, the slider approaches the gun handle and the time duration for coming together of the user's finger, positioned to the housing on the slider, with the other fingers, is reduced when the gun is released and the gun handle is held in a more rapid and stronger manner.
The object of the figures whose brief descriptions are given here is only to provide understanding of the present invention and the figures do not have the object of defining the targeted protection scope or of defining the context of this protection scope without taking into consideration the detailed description of the invention.
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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:
On the left and right outer surfaces of the holster body (1), there is a bearing (1.1) which is in recess form and whose edges are encircled by the bearing walls (1.4), and housing-shaped rail (1.3) has been formed at the inner section of said housing wall (1.4) and there is a lock latch housing (1.2) and engagement tabs (1.6) on the bearing (1.1). There is a pin housing (1.5), which is parallel to the axis of the holster body (1), on the inner surface of the lock latch housing (1.2).
On the outer surface of the slider (2), there is a finger housing (2.1) formed in a one-piece and integrated manner with the slider (2). A latch head housing (2.2), having an inwardly curved form, is formed on the inner surface of the slider (2). A spring (4) is positioned to the gap, remaining between the slider (2) and the holster body (1), in a connected manner to the engagement tabs (1.6) of the holster body (1) and the slider (2). Said spring (4) provides the slider (2) to exert forward pushing force on the bearing (1.1). The slider (2) is positioned onto the bearing (1.1), provided on the outer surface of the holster body (1), by means of engagement tabs (1.6). The slider (2) has linear movement capability inside the rail (1.3) formed in housing form at the inner section of the bearing wall (1.4).
The lock latch (3) has a lock latch head (3.2) provided at the upper part and a lock latch end (3.1) which is angled inwardly with respect to said lock latch head (3.2) and provided at the lower part. The lock latch (3) is connected to the lock latch housing (1.2), provided on the bearing (1.1), in a movable manner by means of the pin housing (1.5) which is parallel to the axis of the holster body (1), and the slider (2) is positioned on the lock latch (3). According to the usage of the holster (A) by the user with his right and left hand, the lock latch (3) is positioned at the right or left of the holster body (1) and in the same manner, the slider (2) is positioned to the side where the lock latch (3) is provided.
The belt hanging apparatus (5) is connected to the other outer surface of the holster body (1) by means of the auxiliary apparatus (6) and the holster body (1) is fixed onto the user belt.
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The force exerted on the lock latch head (3) is continuously fixed by means of the slider (2) which moves forwardly backwardly in a linear manner as a result of the effect of the spring (4) inside the bearing (1.1), and locking of the lock latch end (3.1) in an undesired manner as a result of the pushing of the lock latch (3) by the user with an unnecessary force is prevented.
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