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holster
Mountaineering a similar case for an ice axe or piton hammer
holster [′hōl·stər]
(ordnance)
A pocket-type device with a single compartment designed to be worn on a belt or shoulder harness, which may be furnished with it, and used to carry a pistol, revolver, or the like.
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If this does not work repeat the above method until the strap will sit closed with the weapon holstered.
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the trigger finger straight and along the side of the holstered pistol.
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