Holster used in a sentence

Holster in a sentence as a noun

On the holster and not the weapon would make sense.

That was a guy who allegedly had had a gun and was wearing an empty holster when caught.

One even flipped open his holster holding his pistol before talking to me in front of the subway.

I think policemen are specifically trained to take the gun out of the holster and press the trigger in such situations.

So in this type of scenario the 12-gauge isn't bad, but I'd probably still prefer a pistol on an over the waist band or shoulder holster.

Carrying a long gun on a sling implies the ability to do a lot of damage, but not the intent; it's similar to having a pistol in a holster.

It's hard to remember that previous status quo in a post-iPhone world, but the people walking around with a BlackBerry in a belt holster then weren't unlike the people wearing Google Glass now.

I can go into details as to why I believe that's the case, but to start with, whenever I walk outside the door I put my carry gun into a holster, and then never take it out until I return home.

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