wallet holster?

[lazypineapple]

are wallet holster illegal ?
i saw a neat looking wallet holster that held a 22 mag pistol,
it had a trigger hole so it could be fired without removing from holster.
i googled, and found several for sale but some you had to remove gun from holster to fire,
i was told you needed a special license to carry, such itiem
is it a Texas or Federal law against these type holster?

BG. "hand over your wallet"
Citizen. "here ya go" ,,,,,,,,Bang-Bang

 

[TxEMTP69]

To carry concealed in TX you need to have the Concealed Handgun License (CHL) except in special circumstances such as LEO carrying I believe.

Do you have a CHL?

 

[navyguy]

If you have your CHL, I can't think of any reason a wallet holster would be a problem. I have a friend that carries a KelTec .380 in a wallet style holster, although his you do need to remove the gun to fire it. But it comes out pretty quickly.

Now, lets talk about .22 mag as a defense round out of a short barreled pistol.

 

[Shorts]

I don't see how a wallet holster is any different from pocket carry. A handgun is a handgun and a holster is a holster.

I don't recall TX Penal specifying that a gun has to be removed from a holster before firing. Not saying it doesn't exist! Just that I don't know of it.

Why did your buddy say it was illegal?


As for the holster itself, I'd never build, sell or provide a holster that doesn't cover the trigger. The liabilities associated with such an item able gives me an aneurysm. The idea is cool in the 'what if' sort of way. But in today's world, no way.

 

[cowboy45]

The difference between a wallet holster that requires you to remove the gun and one that allows it to be fire from within is that the latter makes the combo AOW according to the BATFE.
There is nothing illegal about the holster until it is joined with the pistol. The main reason holster makers such as Galco, which made them for several different guns, stopped manuf. is that they could be held liable for what the end user did with it.
The combo falls into the same category as a cane gun or a pen gun.

 

[Shorts]

The difference between a wallet holster that requires you to remove the gun and one that allows it to be fire from within is that the latter makes the combo AOW according to the BATFE.
There is nothing illegal about the holster until it is joined with the pistol. The main reason holster makers such as Galco, which made them for several different guns, stopped manuf. is that they could be held liable for what the end user did with it.
The combo falls into the same category as a cane gun or a pen gun.

Those guys are such the party poopers

 

[robocop10mm]

Yup, The Bureau of Atrocities, Tragedies, Fiascoes and Entrapment have ruled that a device that is designed to conceal a firearm from identification as a firearm while said firearm is being fired is in of its self an AOW requiring a tax stamp.

 

[lazypineapple]

heres what i readed on
[url]http://www.naaminis.com/faqgeneral.html[/URL]

as for using 22 mag as defense , navyguy
I get your point
it might give enough time to pull out my G27 and finish the job the 22mag started

 

[baboon]

I've got an old Jackass/Galco wallet holster for a High standard .22 mag derringer. Because you can shoot it while still in the holster it is now under NFA rules considered Any Other Weapon & all NFA Rules Apply

 

[cowboy45]

The holster itself is not illegal. It is when you put a pistol in it. Then it becomes AOW.