Security holster enclosure system

Abstract

The invention is configured in a ladies purse with a separate apparatus incorporating a backing plate with a mounted holster for the safe and secure method of concealing and carrying a handgun. Whereby the opening of the apparatus allows for the hand to be placed on the grip of the handgun for rapid removal. The apparatus enclosure is secured with two separate looped zipper tabs, meeting together to secure with a key or combination locking device. The apparatus consists of leather or a fabric enclosure containing an affixed semi rigid backing plate, affixed with a mounted holster, with a trigger detent, and tension screws. The ejection port and gun slide are restricted, when in a stowed position. The rear sight, grip, and magazine are exposed on the outside of the holster. This invention is a adaptable within a gym bag, fanny pack, tote, and computer bag.

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         20 . A separate panel enclosure with two looped zippers that meet together to adjoin, allowing a locking device for the purpose of securing (a) a kydex handgun holster, (b) affixed to a semi-rigid mounting plate, secured with rivets or screws, (c) the holster guide groove is spaced respectively with a margin at the front portion for receiving the handgun and front sight, so as to insert and remove the handgun without restriction, (d) the holster has a depressed or detent notched area to accommodate the trigger guard thus shielding the trigger, (e) with full exposure to the rear sight and gun handle/grip, (f) the holster does restrict the ejection port when fully stowed forward in the holster, (g) when the gun is backed out far enough to place a finger on the trigger the ejection port is not encumbered allowing the port to expel the shell casing. 
     
     
         21 . The structure of  claim 20 , whereby the enclosure panel is opened and closed with two zippers with loops at the tip for the adjoining together with a locking device, with a key or combination, with the lock proportionate so that the user may easily insert and remove. 
     
     
         22 . The structure of  claim 20 , wherein the holster is comprised of a synthetic thermoplastic rigid material, kydex which conforms to the shape of the handgun. 
     
     
         23 . The structure of  claim 20 , wherein a rear wall of the body of the holster comprises an upwardly open slot to facilitate the insertion and withdrawal of the handgun. 
     
     
         24 . The structure of  claim 20 , wherein contains a front wall of the body of the holster with a guide groove on the inside, running from top to bottom of the wall for receiving the front sights of the handgun. 
     
     
         25 . The structure of  claim 20 , whereby contains a depressed area and/or notch designed to fit the handgun trigger guard, blocking access to the trigger, when in the stowed position. 
     
     
         26 . The structure of  claim 20 , wherein the depressed/detent portion, firmly secures the handgun in place to prevent it from falling out of the holster. 
     
     
         27 . The structure of  claim 20 , wherein a holster is secured to semi-rigid backing plate compromised of leather, kydex, canvas or other rigid forming materials. 
     
     
         28 . The structure of  claim 20 , wherein the panel, is attached to the exterior or interior of a purse, soft computer bag, briefcase, tote and fanny pack, with the components compromised of: leather, canvas or other such materials to support the weight of a handgun. 
     
     
         29 . The structure of  claim 25 , does secure the handgun when stowed, the handgun may be backed out enough to place the finger on the trigger and fire through the front open muzzle portion of the holster. 
     
     
         30 . The structure of  claim 21 , wherein the panel enclosure zippers begin and end on the top and begin and end on the side, leaving the front of the panel unencumbered so that the handgun may be fired through the purse without restriction from the zipper.