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shoulder holster
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shoulder holster
n.
A leather holster hung from the shoulder and usually worn underneath the arm, allowing a handgun to be concealed underneath a coat.
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Noun1.shoulder holster - a holster worn over your shoulder so a gun can be concealed under your jacket
holster - a sheath (usually leather) for carrying a handgun


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For example the Uncle Mikes Sidekick Vertical Shoulder Holster · Super comfortable secure way to carry in the field · If you''re looking for comfort and ease in firearm carry, you''ll find it in our vertical shoulder holsters · Freedom of movement-Onside self-adjusting belt loop keeps holster close to your side.
A trend Edmiston has noticed in the last few months is women requesting shoulder holsters.
Lyznick estimated their group needs to buy 30 $110 shoulder holsters to replace cumbersome waist holsters.
 
 
 
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