Gun Holsters
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Holsters must somewhat secure an object, so they must provide some means of doing so |
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| The simplest type is a pouch, ideally special that closely fits the Gun Holsters shape of the object it holds, while expanded conglomerate holsters may clip onto the object, holding it at certain well defined points. |
The largest handguns are often carried in holsters that are slung across the shoulder, and removed from the body before the handgun is drawn. Creeping access is acceptable in this case because the handgun is not expected to be used for defensive purposes.