We offer many different types of gun holsters from shoulder holsters to hip holsters to leg holsters. A holster is an unspecified, yet specialized article of clothing or a device, worn to hold, or restrict the undesired movement of, an item, such as a handgun or other weapon, cellular telephone, hand tool, or virtually any other small object about the person, most commonly in a location where it can be easily withdrawn for immediate use. Holsters are generally worn attached to a person's belt or waistband, or clipped to an item of clothing. Some holsters may also fit inside a pocket, where they add stability and protection to the object, keeping it secure in the pocket. Holsters are generally kept near the waist, chest, or upper thighs of the user, where they may easily be reached. Duty holsters are designed to be carried openly, so concealment is not an issue, but retention and appearance are. They are designed to be attached to a duty belt, and worn on the strong-side of the user. Tactical/Military holsters are usually made of nylon or plastic. They may be made in a camouflage pattern to match the wearer's uniform. They are often of a drop-leg design. It should be noted that there is sometimes some overlapping between duty holsters, tactical holsters, and military holsters. Weapon retention is generally nowhere as paramount a consideration in military holsters as it is in law enforcement duty holsters due to the different occupational nature of their users. Concealment holsters are designed to be easily concealed, as well as lightweight and unobtrusive; they are generally designed for compact and mid-sized handguns, since those are easier to conceal. Concealment holsters are designed to be worn under clothing (such as on the belt under a coat, under pants in an ankle holster, or in a trouser pocket). "Sporting" holsters cover the widest range, from holsters with maximum access for Fast Draw shooting, to highly adjustable holsters used in IPSC and pin shooting, to old-fashioned holsters used in Cowboy Action Shooting such as the Bridgeport rig, to high retention, maximum protection holsters used for handgun hunting, to simple holsters used to hold a handgun while out plinking. Like any sporting equipment, sporting holsters evolve to maximize the benefits given the rules of the game, where applicable, so the competitive sports have the most specialized holsters. Ankle holsters are used often by law enforcement officials who wish to carry a secondary weapon, typically a smaller caliber weapon, to back up their primary firearm. Chest holsters can be attached to MOLLE compatible vests and chest carriers. Like shoulder holsters, chest holsters are often easier to draw from than belt holsters when the operator is seated inside a vehicle.
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