Tactical belt for quickly taking guns

Abstract

The tactical belt comprises a belt body and a gun storage pocket fixed on the belt body, the gun storage pocket comprises an inner layer and an outer layer, a gun storage space is formed in the gun storage pocket, the inner layer is connected with a first connecting belt, and the outer layer is connected with a second connecting belt. And the first connecting belt and the second connecting belt are respectively provided with a first locking element and a second locking element which can be mutually fixed and detached, and the first connecting belt and the second connecting belt are configured to allow the two locking elements to be unlocked when a user pulls out the gun from the gun storage bag by a single hand, so that the gun can be conveniently and quickly taken out.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a tactical belt, and more particularly to a tactical belt capable of quickly taking out a gun through a single gun-drawing action. Background Art

[0002] In the field of firearms, guns are usually carried by hanging them on the body, putting them in a bag, or putting them in a car. Among them, the method of hanging them on the body is mainly achieved through pockets on the belt or chest belt. Figures 1 to 2B Shown is a conventional belt with a gun stored in the corresponding pocket. The pockets are sealed with Velcro or buttons.

[0003] However, this existing belt requires at least two actions for the user to open the pocket and take out the gun. That is to say, such a design often requires the user to perform additional operations, such as finding the position of the Velcro or aligning the button, then opening the Velcro or button, and finally pulling the gun out of the pocket, which still affects the speed of taking out the gun to a certain extent.

[0004] That is to say, the traditional waist belt or chest belt design often requires multiple actions or the use of both hands to open the pocket, which may delay the time to take out the gun in an emergency, which increases the complexity of the user's operation and makes it difficult to react quickly in an emergency. In addition, the existing pocket design often cannot ensure the stability of the gun. For example, when taking out the gun, the gun may touch the magazine next to it in the pocket. Therefore, how to increase the speed of taking out the gun while ensuring the stability of the gun is a problem that needs to be solved in the existing technology.

[0005] Carrying a firearm is essential for personal safety, especially when traveling in remote or isolated areas where one may unexpectedly encounter wildlife or potential threats from other individuals. Owning a firearm can provide protection against such dangers, giving people peace of mind and a sense of security while enjoying the outdoors. Additionally, in areas where encounters with wildlife are common, carrying a firearm can act as a deterrent, reducing the risk of confrontation and ensuring the safety of the individual and any accompanying companions. Overall, for those who enjoy outdoor activities, carrying a firearm can be an important aspect of being prepared and staying safe while exploring nature.

[0006] Additionally, unlike openly carrying a firearm, which may draw attention and potentially cause discomfort to others, a concealed firearm is hidden from view, allowing individuals to maintain privacy and go about their daily activities without drawing unwanted attention. Concealed firearms provide individuals with a means of self-defense in potentially dangerous situations. In the event of a robbery, assault, or other violent encounter, a concealed firearm can provide a critical advantage in protecting oneself and others. Carrying a concealed firearm can give people a sense of empowerment and self-reliance. Knowing that you have the means to protect yourself can increase confidence and reduce feelings of vulnerability, especially in unfamiliar or high-risk environments, as a concealed firearm allows for a quick response to an immediate threat and individuals can take action to protect themselves and others from harm.

[0007] However, the traditional belt holster requires the user to perform at least two actions to open the pocket and take out the gun. That is, such a design often requires the user to perform additional operations, such as positioning the Velcro or aligning the button, then opening the Velcro or button, and finally taking the gun out of the pocket, which affects the speed at which the user can take out the pistol.

[0008] See attached Figures 1 to 2B A conventional belt holster comprises a belt body 1, a holster bag 2 attached to the belt body 1 for accommodating a pistol, and a clip 3 for holding the pistol in the holster bag 2. Figure 1 As shown, the clamping position of the buckle clip 3 is located outside the holster bag 2, and the clamping direction is perpendicular to the outer surface of the holster bag 2. Figure 2A As shown, when the user holds the pistol to pull it out from the holster bag 2, the buckle clip 3 will be subjected to an upward pulling force F, but the pulling force is in a vertical direction perpendicular to the clamping direction of the buckle clip 3, so the fastened buckle clip 3 is not easy to be disengaged.

[0009] See also Figure 2B , conventional belt holster designs often require multiple hand movements or two hands to open the holster pocket 2, which may delay the time to remove the handgun in an emergency situation. In other words, the buckle clip 3 needs to be unlocked before the handgun can be removed from the holster pocket 2, which increases the complexity of operation. This increases the complexity of user operation and hinders rapid response in emergency situations. This complexity, especially in high-pressure and emergency situations, may lead to user errors or waste of time. The inability to quickly access the handgun makes a person vulnerable to direct threats, thereby reducing their ability to effectively protect themselves or others. If the handgun cannot be quickly accessed, the risk of injury or harm will be higher if the threat cannot be quickly stopped or eliminated.

[0010] In addition, current pocket designs often fail to ensure the stability of the pistol. Figure 2BAs shown, a magazine pocket 4 for accommodating a magazine is provided near the holster pocket 2. When the pistol is taken out from the holster pocket 2, the pistol may come into contact with the magazine during the removal process. Therefore, how to increase the speed of taking out the pistol while ensuring the stability of the pistol is a problem to be solved in the current technology.

[0011] In addition, the conventional belt cover may also include a plurality of auxiliary pockets 5 fixed to the belt body 1 for storing personal items. However, the fixed auxiliary pockets 5 cannot be adjusted according to personal preferences or needs. For example, when the belt cover is worn on the waist, if the user is accustomed to putting a mobile phone on the left side of the belt cover, but the auxiliary pockets 5 are fixed on the right side, it will be inconvenient for the user to take the mobile phone. This inflexibility is particularly problematic when items need to be frequently accessed. Summary of the invention

[0012] An advantage of the utility model is that it provides a tactical belt for quick gun access, which allows a gun to be conveniently taken out of the tactical belt with one hand through a gun-drawing action.

[0013] Another advantage of the present invention is that it provides a tactical belt for quick gun access, which simplifies operation. The pocket of the present invention is uniquely designed. When the buckle is in a locked state, it is adjacent to the inner side of the tactical belt and allows the user to open the pocket while taking out the gun with one hand, which greatly simplifies the operation process of taking out the gun and improves the rapid response capability in an emergency situation. It is of great significance for self-defense in an emergency situation or the handling of an emergency situation.

[0014] Another advantage of the present invention is that it provides a tactical belt for quick gun access, which ensures the stability of the gun. The pocket design of the present invention can ensure the stability of the gun during movement and prevent the gun from touching other accessories when being taken out of the pocket.

[0015] Another advantage of the utility model is to provide a tactical belt for quick gun access, wherein the magazine pocket accommodates the magazine at an angle, so that the magazine is spaced from the gun to avoid contact between the gun and the magazine when the gun is taken out, thereby preventing the gun from being blocked.

[0016] Another advantage of the present invention is that it provides a quick-access gun tactical belt whose pocket design allows the gun to be concealed and safely stored when not in use.

[0017] Another advantage of the present invention is that it provides a tactical belt for quick gun access, wherein the mobile phone cover and the magazine cover are detachably adhered to the belt body, thereby facilitating the user to fix the accessory cover at a suitable position on the belt body in a desired posture.

[0018] Another advantage of the present invention is that it provides a tactical belt for quick gun access, wherein the mobile phone cover and magazine cover of the belt have elastic structures so as to be able to adapt to mobile phones and magazines of different widths and lengths.

[0019] Another advantage of the utility model is that it provides a tactical belt for quick gun access, wherein the adhesive layer used for bonding the mobile phone cover and the magazine cover is not easy to adhere to the hair on the clothes, thereby keeping the belt clean and not damaging the clothes.

[0020] Another advantage of the present invention is that it provides a quick-access tactical belt that allows a user to easily remove a handgun from the tactical belt with a single pulling motion.

[0021] Another advantage of the present invention is that it provides a quick-access tactical belt, wherein the user's single-handed single draw operation can achieve the unlocking of the tactical belt, and the process of unlocking the fastening device and removing the pistol is a smooth operation performed simultaneously. This simplified process improves efficiency and reduces response time, making it an ideal choice in emergency situations.

[0022] Another advantage of the utility model is that it provides a tactical belt for quick gun draw, which simplifies the operation. The unique bag design of the utility model sets the fastening position close to the upper opening of the pistol bag body, which is convenient for the user to open the pocket and take out the pistol with one hand, greatly simplifying the pistol removal process and improving the rapid response ability in emergency situations, which is of great significance for defense or handling emergencies.

[0023] Another advantage of the present invention is that it provides a quick draw tactical belt, wherein the simplified operation of the present invention enhances the user's ability to respond quickly in emergency situations. With only a single hand draw operation, the user can open the holster and seamlessly remove the pistol, minimizing response time and improving overall preparedness for emergency situations, where every second and every action counts. This advantage highlights the practical significance of the present invention in optimizing the speed and efficiency of pistol removal, especially when compared to traditional tactical belts.

[0024] Another advantage of the present invention is that it provides a quick-draw tactical belt, wherein the pouch design of the present invention ensures the stability of the pistol during the action of drawing the gun, avoiding contact with other accessories such as magazines when the pistol is taken out. The tactical belt allows for smooth and efficient extraction of the firearm, and the ability to smoothly extract the pistol without interference from other accessories improves the user's overall readiness and confidence when dealing with critical situations.

[0025] Another advantage of the present invention is that it provides a quick-draw tactical belt in which the magazine pocket accommodates the magazine at an inclined angle, thereby separating the magazine from the pistol to avoid interference when drawing the gun. In other words, by leaving enough space between the magazine and the pistol, it is ensured that the pistol can be taken out smoothly and without obstruction when taking out the pistol, thereby greatly improving the overall functionality and practicality of the tactical belt and improving the user's quick response ability in emergency situations.

[0026] Another advantage of the present invention is that it provides a quick-draw tactical belt that allows a handgun to be safely stored when not in use. Thus, by incorporating the features of a safety buckle mechanism, the tactical belt ensures that the handgun is securely stored and held in place until intentionally drawn by the user. Even during movement or strenuous activity, the handgun remains securely and safely in place.

[0027] Another advantage of the present invention is to provide a quick draw tactical belt in which one or more utility pouches can be removably adhered to the belt body, allowing the user to easily secure items to the belt body at a desired location. The ability to removably adhere the utility pouches to the belt body enhances versatility and customization options. The user can easily attach or detach these utility pouches as needed to accommodate a variety of items, such as additional magazines, flashlights, multi-tools, keys, and phones.

[0028] Another advantage of the present invention is to provide a quick draw tactical belt in which the utility pocket has an elastic structure to accommodate items of different widths and lengths, such as phones and magazines, allowing the user to easily adjust the utility pocket to accommodate specific items to meet personal preferences. This adjustability increases the flexibility of the tactical belt so that the user can effectively and reliably organize his or her personal items.

[0029] Another advantage of the present invention is to provide a quick-draw tactical belt in which the adhesive layer used to attach the utility bag is not easily attached to the fur on the clothes, thereby keeping it neat and tidy without damaging the clothes.

[0030] The utility model provides a tactical belt for quickly taking out a gun, which comprises:

[0031] belt body;

[0032] a gun bag connected to the belt, wherein the gun bag has a compartment for accommodating a pistol; and

[0033] A clasp device for switching between a closed condition for retaining a pistol in the gun bag and an open condition for allowing the pistol to be removed from the gun bag.

[0034] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the fastening device is connected to the gun bag and is configured to allow a user to perform a single gun-drawing operation with one hand to release and unfasten the fastening device and remove the pistol from the gun bag.

[0035] According to one embodiment of the utility model, the gun bag includes an inner layer and an outer layer, the inner layer is connected to the belt body, and the outer layer is connected to the inner layer to form the accommodating chamber and the top opening connected to the accommodating chamber, wherein the fastening device includes a first connecting belt connected to the inner layer of the gun bag, a second connecting belt connected to the outer layer of the gun bag, and a fastening assembly, the fastening assembly includes a first fastening element connected to the first connecting belt and a second fastening element connected to the second connecting belt, wherein the first fastening element is detachably connected to the second fastening element for keeping a pistol in the accommodating chamber to be in the closed state and allowing the pistol to be removed from the top opening of the pistol through a single gun drawing operation.

[0036] According to an embodiment of the present invention, the buckling assembly is configured in such a manner that the first buckling element is detachably connected to the second buckling element to form a buckling position located above the top opening of the gun bag.

[0037] According to an embodiment of the utility model, the fastening assembly is a Velcro device.

[0038] According to an embodiment of the present invention, the fastening assembly is a pair of buttons and buttonhole components.

[0039] According to an embodiment of the present invention, the first fastening element is a button mounted on the upper free end of the first connecting belt, wherein the second fastening element is a buttonhole mounted on the upper free end of the second connecting belt.

[0040] According to an embodiment of the present invention, the first fastening element is a buttonhole mounted to the upper free end of the first connecting belt, and the second fastening element is a button mounted to the upper free end of the second connecting belt.

[0041] According to one embodiment of the present invention, when the buckle assembly is in a closed state to secure the pistol in the accommodating chamber, a gap is formed between the upper free end of the first connecting strap and the upper free end of the second connecting strap to allow the thumb of the user to slide into the gap, thereby unfastening the buckle assembly during a single gun drawing operation.

[0042] According to an embodiment of the utility model, the buckle assembly forms a buckle position in the closed state, and the buckle position is configured to allow the thumb of a user's hand to slide along the inner side of the belt body to apply force to the buckle position so that the buckle assembly is unlocked during a single gun drawing operation.

[0043] According to an embodiment of the present invention, the second connecting belt is an elastic belt, and when the buckling assembly is in an open state, the first connecting belt is in an upright state.

[0044] According to an embodiment of the present invention, the first connecting belt is installed to the inner surface of the inner layer of the gun bag, and the second connecting belt is installed to the outer side of the outer layer of the gun bag.

[0045] According to one embodiment of the utility model, the button includes a button seat embedded in the upper free end of the first connecting band and a button pin protruding from the button seat, wherein the button pin includes an enlarged head and an annular snap-fit ​​groove adjacent to the enlarged head, wherein the button hole part includes a mounting band, a base plate and a retaining component, the mounting band is folded to provide two band layers, the two band layers clamp the upper free end of the first connecting band to form a sandwich structure, the base plate is attached to one of the band layers, and the retaining component is attached to the other band layer, wherein the retaining component has a retaining hole engaged with the button pin and has an entrance connected to the retaining hole, wherein two fixing pins are installed in the entrance and are spaced apart from each other to allow the enlarged head of the button pin to be squeezed into the retaining hole until the two fixing pins engage with the annular snap-fit ​​groove.

[0046] According to an embodiment of the present utility model, the button is installed on the inner side of the upper free end portion of the first connecting belt.

[0047] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the button is mounted to the outer side of the upper free end portion of the first connecting strap, wherein the buckle assembly forms a buckle position in a closed state, and the buckle position is configured to allow the thumb of the user to slide along the second connecting strap to unfasten the buckle assembly during a single gun drawing operation.

[0048] According to one embodiment of the utility model, it also includes a bag assembly, which includes an inner panel and an outer panel, and the inner panel and the outer panel are connected to each other to form the gun bag and one or more magazine bags, wherein each magazine bag has an inclined magazine chamber to store the magazine at an angle, so as to space the pistol from the magazine.

[0049] According to one embodiment of the utility model, one or more utility bags are further included, wherein each of the utility bags includes an attachment layer for detachably connecting to the belt body, a retaining layer connected to the attachment layer to form a retaining chamber for accommodating personal items or magazines, and a connecting belt body for retaining personal items or magazines in the retaining chamber.

[0050] According to an embodiment of the present invention, the connecting belt body is a stretchable elastic belt, and two ends of the connecting belt are detachably connected to the adhesion layer and the retaining layer respectively.

[0051] According to one embodiment of the utility model, the belt body includes a base layer, a connecting device for detachably connecting the two ends of the base layer to form a ring-shaped belt that can be worn on the waist of a user, and a edging layer, which is coated on the outer edges of the base layer and the connecting device.

[0052] According to one embodiment of the utility model, it further comprises a bag assembly, wherein the bag assembly comprises an inner sheet and an outer sheet connected to each other to form the gun bag, wherein the edging layer is fixed and wrapped on the edge of the gun bag.

[0053] According to one embodiment of the utility model, the utility model provides a tactical belt for quick gun access, which includes a belt body and a gun storage pocket fixed on the belt body, wherein the gun storage pocket includes an inner layer and an outer layer, wherein a storage space for a gun is formed, the inner layer is connected to a first connecting belt, and the outer layer is connected to a second connecting belt, the first connecting belt and the second connecting belt are respectively provided with a first and a second locking element that can be fixed to and detached from each other, and the structure is to allow the user to draw a gun from the gun storage pocket with one hand, and the two locking elements will also be unlocked, thereby facilitating quick gun access.

[0054] According to an embodiment of the utility model, a tactical belt for quick access to a gun comprises a belt body, a gun storage pocket fixed on the belt body, and a mobile phone cover and an accessory cover detachably mounted on the belt body. The gun storage pocket is used to store a gun, the mobile phone cover can store a mobile phone or other electronic devices or items, and the accessory cover can be used to store gun accessories such as magazines.

[0055] According to one embodiment of the utility model, the gun storage bag includes an inner layer and an outer layer, wherein a gun storage space is formed. The inner layer is connected to a first connecting belt, and the outer layer is connected to a second connecting belt. The first connecting belt and the second connecting belt are respectively provided with first and second locking elements that can be fixed and detached from each other, such as adhesive elements such as matching buckle elements. In the figure, it is shown as a matching button assembly.

[0056] According to one embodiment of the utility model, unlike Figures 1 to 2B Compared with the prior art, the two locking elements of the utility model are not located outside the outer layer of the gun storage pocket when they are connected and fixed, but are adjacent to the inner layer of the gun storage pocket, and preferably, the connection position is above the gun storage space. In this way, when the user pulls out the gun from the gun storage pocket with one hand, the two locking elements will also be unlocked, so that the gun can be quickly taken out. In other words, the user does not need to perform additional operations to unlock the two locking elements.

[0057] According to one embodiment of the utility model, the first connecting belt connected to the inner layer of the gun storage pocket is relatively hard, and the second connecting belt connected to the outer layer is relatively soft and elastic, so that when storing the gun, the second connecting belt can be stretched to facilitate the gun to be tightened in the gun storage pocket through the second two connecting belts.

[0058] According to one embodiment of the utility model, when the user draws the gun from the gun storage pocket with one hand, the user pulls the gun upward along the first connecting belt, and the upward force of drawing the gun acts on the first connecting belt to bend the first connecting belt, thereby generating a force acting on the first locking element and the second locking element, and the direction of the force is at an angle with the position where the two locking elements are connected, thereby facilitating overcoming the locking force between the first locking element and the second locking element and realizing rapid unlocking between the first locking element and the second locking element.

[0059] According to an embodiment of the utility model, magazine compartments are formed on both sides of the gun storage pocket. In the utility model, the boundary lines on both sides of the magazine compartment are arranged obliquely, so that the magazine can be stored obliquely. In this way, when the magazine and the gun are in the storage state, the magazine is separated from the gun, so as to avoid the gun contacting with the magazine when taking out the gun and hindering the gun from being taken out.

[0060] According to one embodiment of the utility model, the mobile phone case and the magazine case of the utility model are detachably attached to the belt body, so that the user can adjust the orientation of the accessory case, so that it can be fixed at a suitable position on the belt body in the posture desired by the user. In addition, the mobile phone case and the magazine case have an elastic structure to be able to adapt to mobile phones and magazines of different widths and lengths. More specifically, as shown in the figure, the buckle straps can be elastically stretched, so that the mobile phone case and the magazine case can tighten mobile phones and magazines of different lengths respectively. In addition, the main body of the mobile phone case and the magazine case is also an elastic structure, so as to facilitate the accommodation of mobile phones and magazines of different widths and thicknesses.

[0061] According to an embodiment of the utility model, the adhesive layer on the belt body used for adhering the mobile phone cover and the magazine cover is not easy to adhere to the hair on the clothes, so that it can be kept clean without damaging the clothes. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0062] Figure 1 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of a traditional tactical belt.

[0063] Figure 2A A three-dimensional diagram illustrating that a handgun cannot be removed from a conventional tactical belt by a single draw operation.

[0064] Figure 2B is a perspective schematic diagram illustrating the operation of unbuckling a belt buckle before a user can remove a handgun from a conventional tactical belt.

[0065] Figure 3AIt is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of a tactical belt according to a preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0066] Figure 3B It is a stereoscopic diagram of a tactical belt in a ring-shaped closed structure according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0067] Figure 4 yes Figure 3A A partial enlarged view of area A.

[0068] Figure 5 It is an exploded view of a tactical belt according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0069] Figure 6 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of a tactical belt suitable for holding a gun with the right hand according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0070] Figure 7 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of a tactical belt suitable for left-handed gun handling according to the preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0071] Figure 8 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram showing the inner side perspective of the tactical belt according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0072] Fig. 9A It is a partial enlarged view of the fastening device of the tactical belt in the open state according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0073] Fig. 9B It is a partial side enlarged view of the fastening device of the tactical belt in the open state according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0074] Fig.10 It is a partially enlarged view showing the fastening device of the tactical belt according to the first modified implementation mode of the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0075] Fig.11A , Fig. 11B , Fig. 11C and Fig.11D The following are the steps of taking out a pistol from a gun bag according to the preferred embodiment of the utility model: Figure 8 A partial enlarged view of area B in FIG.

[0076] Fig. 12A , Fig. 12B and Fig. 12C They are side views respectively showing a single pulling operation of taking out a pistol from a tactical belt according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0077] Fig.13 It is a perspective view of a tactical belt according to a second variant implementation of the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0078] Fig.14 yes Fig.13 A partial enlarged view of the middle C area.

[0079] Fig.15 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of a tactical belt according to the third variant implementation mode of the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0080] Fig.16 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram showing the inner side of a tactical belt according to a third variant implementation of the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0081] Fig.17A , Fig. 17B , Fig. 17C , Fig.17D and Fig.17E When the single right hand draws the gun in the third variant implementation mode of the above preferred embodiment of the utility model, Fig.16 A partial enlarged view of the D area in the middle.

[0082] Fig.18 A single left-handed gun-drawing operation for removing a pistol from a tactical belt according to a third variant implementation of the above preferred embodiment of the utility model is shown.

[0083] Fig.19A , Fig.19B , Fig.19C and Fig.19D They are respectively three-dimensional schematic diagrams showing a single pulling operation for removing a pistol from a tactical belt worn by a user according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0084] Fig. 20 It is a perspective schematic diagram showing the front side of the utility bag of the tactical belt according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0085] Fig.21 It is a perspective schematic diagram showing the rear side of the utility bag of the tactical belt according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0086] Fig. 22 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram showing the structure of the connecting belt of the utility bag of the tactical belt according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0087] Fig.23 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the structure of another connecting belt of the practical bag of the tactical belt according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0088] Fig.24 It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram showing the manufacturing process of the tactical belt according to the above preferred embodiment of the utility model. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0089] The following description is used to disclose the utility model so that those skilled in the art can implement the utility model. The preferred embodiments described below are only examples, and those skilled in the art can think of other obvious variations. The basic principles of the utility model defined in the following description can be applied to other embodiments, variations, improvements, equivalents, and other technical solutions that do not deviate from the spirit and scope of the utility model.

[0090] Those skilled in the art should understand that, in the disclosure of the present invention, the terms "longitudinal", "lateral", "up", "down", "front", "back", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom", "inside", "outside" and the like indicating the orientation or position relationship are based on the orientation or position relationship shown in the drawings, which are only for the convenience of describing the present invention and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, the above terms should not be understood as limiting the present invention.

[0091] It is to be understood that the term "one" should be understood as "at least one" or "one or more", that is, in one embodiment, the number of an element may be one, while in another embodiment, the number of the element may be multiple, and the term "one" should not be understood as a limitation on the quantity.

[0092] See Figures 3 to Fig.24 , shows a tactical belt 100 for quick-drawing a gun according to a preferred embodiment of the utility model, the tactical belt 100 includes an extended belt body 10, a bag assembly 20 and a fastening device 30 connected to the bag assembly 20, wherein the belt body 10 is suitable for being worn on a user, such as the user's waist, the bag assembly 20 is used to accommodate and store a pistol 200, and the fastening device 30 is used to be detachable and can firmly keep the pistol 200 in the bag assembly 20.

[0093] The belt body 10 is ergonomically designed, comfortable to wear, and provides a safe and stable carrier for supporting the bag assembly 20 for carrying the pistol 200. Preferably, the bag assembly 20 can be arranged in the central portion of the belt body 10 for receiving and securely securing the pistol 200. The fastening device 30 plays a vital role in securely securing the pistol 200 in the bag assembly 20, and can be a quick release closure mechanism to quickly access the gun in an emergency, while still providing a secure fixation under normal conditions.

[0094] In the present invention, when the tactical belt 100 is worn on the user's waist, the side of the tactical belt 100 adjacent to and facing the user's waist is defined as the inner side of the tactical belt 100 , and the opposite side is defined as the outer side of the tactical belt 100 .

[0095] More specifically, the belt body 10 includes a base layer 11 and a connecting device 12, and the connecting device 12 is used to detachably connect the two end portions of the belt body 10 so that the belt body 11 forms an annular belt that can be worn around the waist of the user, such as Figure 3B The connecting device 12 can be any suitable detachable connecting device, such as a magnetic connecting device, a Velcro device, a snap, a buckle connecting device, a hook and eye connecting device, a clip, a buckle and a screw connecting device.

[0096] In this embodiment, as a specific example, the connecting device 12 is specifically a Velcro device, which includes a suede layer 121 formed on the base layer 11 and a hook surface layer 122 connected to the base layer 11, and the hook surface layer 122 is used to be detachably connected to the suede layer 121. The suede layer 121 is formed by soft fiber loops. The hook surface layer 122 is characterized by having small, vertical hooks protruding from its base surface, and these hooks are designed to engage with the softer felt on the suede layer 121. When the hair hook surface layer 122 is pressed against the suede layer 121, the loops of the suede layer 121 interlock with the hooks of the hook surface layer 122 to form a firm fastening.

[0097] like Figure 3A As shown, in this embodiment, the suede layer 121 extends along the length direction of the base layer 11 and is formed on the outside of the base layer 11, and the hook layer 122 is arranged on the inside of the base layer 11 at the first end 1101 of the base layer 11. Therefore, the suede layer 121 and the hook layer 122 are respectively arranged on opposite sides of the base layer 11. When the tactical belt 100 is worn on the user, the hook layer 122 faces the user's body to avoid the suede layer 121 from contacting the user's body. The hook layer 122 located at the first end 1101 of the base layer 11 is detachably connected to the suede layer 121 located at the second end 1102 of the base layer 11 to form an end-to-end connection structure, so that the tactical belt 100 forms a circular closed belt, such as Figure 3B shown.

[0098] Since the suede layer 121 extends along the length direction of the base layer 11, the adhesion area of ​​the suede layer 121 and the hook layer 122 can be adjusted, thereby adjusting the diameter of the circular closed belt formed by the belt, so that the tactical belt 100 can adapt to users of different waist sizes. In addition, the surface adjacent to or in contact with the user's body is the base layer 11, not the suede layer 121, so that when the tactical belt 100 is worn on the user's waist, a smoother layer is provided on the inside of the tactical belt 100.

[0099] The belt body 10 further comprises an edge layer 13, which is coated on the peripheral edges of the base layer 11 and the connecting device 12 to increase the aesthetics of the belt body 10 and prevent the felt or hook of the connecting device from contacting the human body. Preferably, the edge layer 13 comprises two layers, which are sewn on the upper and lower surfaces of the edges of the base layer 11 and the connecting device 12, respectively.

[0100] The base layer 11 can be made of any soft and elastic material, such as spandex, nylon, polyester, polyvinyl chloride, fabric, etc., and can also be made of two or more materials, such as a combination of spandex and nylon, a combination of nylon and polyester, and a combination of spandex and polyester. A proper amount of additives can be added to the combination, such as a proper amount of chloroprene rubber, to enhance the tensile strength and tear strength of the composite material, thereby improving the reliability and durability of the composite material.

[0101] In the present invention, the suede layer 121 is made of polyester, the hook layer 122 is made of nylon, and the edge layer 13 can be made of soft and elastic materials, such as spandex, nylon, polyester, polyvinyl chloride, cloth, etc.

[0102] And, if Figure 3B and Figure 8 As shown, the base layer 11 has a plurality of holes 111 , and these holes 111 are arranged in an array along the entire area of ​​the base layer 11 , so that the base layer 11 has excellent air permeability.

[0103] In this embodiment, the bag assembly 20 includes a pistol bag 21 fixed to the belt body 10, which is used to store a pistol 200. The pistol 200 can be but is not limited to Glock, M&P Shield, Smith and Wesson, Sig Sauer, Springfield, Bodyguard, Ruger, Walthe, Kimber, Rock Island, Bersa, Beretta, Kahr, etc.

[0104] The bag assembly 20 includes an elongated inner sheet 201 fixed to the belt body 10 and an elongated outer sheet 202 connected to the inner sheet 201 to form a gun bag 21 having a storage chamber 210 for storing a pistol 200. The inner sheet 201 covers the suede layer 121 of the belt body 10 to prevent the pistol 200 from having frictional contact with the suede layer 121 of the belt body 10.

[0105] Accordingly, the gun bag 21 includes an inner layer 211 formed by the inner sheet 201 and fixed on the belt body 10, and an outer layer 212 formed by the outer sheet 202 and connected to the inner layer 211, and a receiving chamber 210 is defined between the inner layer 211 and the outer layer 212. The area of ​​the inner layer 211 is larger than that of the outer layer 212, and the inner layer 211 includes an upper edge 2111, a lower edge 2112, and a body layer 2113 located between the upper edge 2111 and the lower edge 2112, and the upper edge 2111 and the lower edge 2112 are both covered by the edging layer 13, and the body layer 2113 covers the suede layer 121 of the belt body 10.

[0106] A top opening 213 communicating with the accommodation chamber 210 is formed between the inner layer 211 and the outer layer 212, so that the pistol 200 can enter the accommodation chamber 210 through the top opening 213. The lower portions of the inner layer 211 and the outer layer 212 are connected together to prevent the pistol 200 from escaping from the accommodation chamber 210.

[0107] The bottom of the accommodating chamber 210 can be sealed, so that the gun bag 21 forms a sealed lower end. In this embodiment, the gun bag 21 includes a connecting seam 214, which connects the lower part of the inner layer 211 and the outer layer 212 to prevent the pistol 200 from sliding off the bottom of the accommodating chamber 210. The connecting seam 214 can be a glue layer coated between the lower part of the inner layer 211 and the outer layer 212, or a suture line connecting the lower part of the inner layer 211 and the outer layer 212.

[0108] The connecting seam 214 may be formed in the middle of the lower portion of the gun bag 21, and two bottom holes 215 are formed on opposite sides of the connecting seam 214. The pistol 200 generally includes a grip portion and a barrel portion. Regardless of its orientation, the barrel portion can be held at one of the two bottom holes 215, so that the pistol 200 can be stored in the gun bag 21 for right-handed or left-handed drawing. Figure 6 and 7 shown.

[0109] The fastening device 30 is coupled to the gun bag 21 to hold the pistol 200 in the accommodation chamber 210 formed between the inner layer 211 and the outer layer 212, and can be switched between a closed state in which the pistol 200 is held in the accommodation chamber 210 and an open state in which the pistol 200 is allowed to be taken out through the accommodation chamber 210. The fastening device 30 can be disposed in the central area of ​​the gun bag 21, so that the tactical belt 100 can adapt to both left-handed and right-handed drawing. Alternatively, the fastening device 30 can be disposed at a position deviated from the central area of ​​the gun bag 21, as shown in FIG. Fig.13 As shown in , the tactical belt 100 is designed to be suitable for left-handed or right-handed drawing.

[0110] In this embodiment, the fastening device 30 is configured in such a way that the user can simultaneously unlock the fastening device 30 and remove the pistol 200 from the accommodating chamber 210 by only pulling it upward with one hand.

[0111] More specifically, the fastening device 30 includes a first connecting belt 31 connected to the inner layer 211 of the gun bag 21, a second connecting belt 32 connected to the outer layer 212 of the gun bag 21, and a buckle assembly 33 for detachably connecting the first connecting belt 31 and the second connecting belt 32. Alternatively, the first connecting belt 31 can also be connected to the hand body 10.

[0112] The fastening assembly 33 includes a first fastening element 331 connected to the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting strap 31, and a second fastening element 332 connected to the upper free end 3201 of the second connecting strap 32, and the first fastening element 331 and the second fastening element 332 are detachably matched to form a closed structure for accommodating the pistol 200 in the accommodating groove 210, and the first fastening element 331 and the second fastening element 332 are detachably matched to allow the pistol 200 to be taken out through the top opening 213 of the gun bag 21.

[0113] The fastening assembly 33 can be implemented as any suitable detachable fastener. In this embodiment, the fastening assembly 33 is specifically a button assembly. Accordingly, the first fastening element 331 is a button 3310, and the second fastening element 332 is a button hole 3320, and the button hole 3320 has a retaining hole 3321 for engaging with the button 3310 of the first fastening element 331. Unlike a detachable fastener such as Velcro, whose ability will decrease after frequent use, the advantage of the button assembly is that it can be reused.

[0114] Accordingly, if Fig. 9A , 9B As shown, the button 3310 includes a button seat 3311 embedded in the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting band 31 and a button pin 3312 protruding from the button seat 3311 and engaging with the retaining hole 3321 of the button hole member 3320, and the button pin 3312 includes an enlarged head 3313 and an annular engaging groove 3314 adjacent to the enlarged head 3313.

[0115] The buttonhole component 3320 includes a mounting belt 3322, a base plate 3323, and a retaining component 3324. The mounting belt is folded to provide two belt layers 33221, which clamp the upper free end portion 3101 of the first connecting belt 31 to form a sandwich structure and enhance its rigidity. The base plate 3323 is attached to one of the belt layers 33221. The retaining component 3324 is attached to the other belt layer 33221. Therefore, the circular base plate 3323 and the retaining component 3324 are arranged on two opposite sides of the mounting belt 3322 and are firmly mounted with the mounting belt 3322 and the upper free end portion 3101 of the first connecting belt 31. The retaining component 3324 forms a retaining hole 3321 and has an inlet 3325 communicated with the retaining hole 3321. The button hole component 3320 also includes two retaining pins 3326 installed in the entrance 3325 and spaced apart from each other, so that the expanded head portion 3313 of the button pin 3312 can be squeezed into the retaining hole 3321 through the gap between the two positioning pins 3326 until the two positioning pins 3326 are engaged with the annular engaging groove 3314, and the expanded head portion 3313 of the button pin 3312 can support the abutment ring 3327 in the retaining hole 3321, thereby firmly fixing the button 3310 and the button hole component 3320 together.

[0116] Or, if Fig.10 As shown, the button 3310 can be formed on the inner side of the upper free end 3201 of the second connecting strap 32 , and the buttonhole 3320 can be formed at the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting strap 31 .

[0117] The first snap-fitting element 331 is engaged with the second snap-fitting element 332 to define a snap-fitting position 330, which is above the top opening 213 of the pistol bag 31, so that when the user takes out the pistol 200 from the accommodating chamber 210 of the pistol bag 31, the upward gun-taking operation will drive the snap-fitting components 33 to disengage from each other, or the thumb of the user's operating hand will drive the first snap-fitting element 331 to disengage from the second snap-fitting element 332, thereby realizing the retraction of the pistol 200 through a single retraction operation of the user's hand.

[0118] In this embodiment, the buckling position 330 is defined as the engagement position between the button 3310 and the button hole 3320, that is, the engagement position between the retaining hole 3321 and the button pin 3312. Figure 4 As shown, when the gun bag 21 does not store the pistol 200 , the buckle position 330 is located above the top opening 213 of the gun bag 21 .

[0119] In addition, the first connecting belt 31 is more rigid than the second connecting belt 32, and the second connecting belt 32 is a stretchable elastic long belt, so that when the pistol 200 is placed in the accommodating chamber 210 of the gun bag 21, the button 3310 on the second connecting belt 32 is pulled to wrap around the gripping part of the pistol 200 and align the button 3310 with the buttonhole member 3320.

[0120] The material of the first connecting belt 31 can be PVC leather, PU leather, synthetic leather, plastic-coated cloth, etc. The lower fixed end 3102 of the first connecting belt 32 is fixed to the inner surface 2114 of the inner layer 211 of the gun bag 21, and extends into the accommodation chamber 210 of the gun bag 21. For example, the portion 3102 of the first connecting belt 32 at the lower fixed end 3102 can be bonded or sewn to the inner layer 211 of the gun bag 21. In other words, the first connecting belt 31 is preferably connected to the inner surface 2114 of the inner layer 211, rather than to the outer surface of the inner layer 211, to prevent the first connecting belt 31 from contacting the human body, so that when the tactical belt 100 is worn on the waist of the user, only the base layer 11 of the belt body 10 has an overall continuous smooth surface facing the human body.

[0121] The second connecting belt 32 can be made of elastic material, such as polyester, spandex, rubber, etc. When the fastening device 30 is in the open state and the gun bag 21 is not placed in the accommodating chamber 210, the first connecting belt 31 is in an upright state and does not droop, while the second connecting belt 32 with elasticity and stretchability droops due to gravity. Fig.11D , Fig.15 , Fig.21 shown.

[0122] The buckle assembly 33 also includes a fixing layer 34, which is used to fix the second connecting belt 32 to the outer layer 212 of the gun bag 21. Therefore, the fixing layer 34 is sewn to the outer layer 212 of the gun bag 21, and the lower fixed end 3202 of the second connecting belt 32 is fixed between the fixing layer 34 and the outer layer 212 of the gun bag 21. The material of the fixing layer 34 can be PVC leather, PU leather, synthetic leather, and fabric. In addition, preferably, the fixing layer 34 is a leather material with predetermined properties, which can further prevent the trigger of the pistol 200 from being accidentally touched. The shape of the fixing layer 34 is not limited, and it can be Figure 3A Indicates L-shaped, rectangular or Fig.13 and Fig.14 The square shown in the figure.

[0123] In the present invention, the single gun-drawing operation of the user's gun-drawing hand can be specifically embodied as the user's upward pulling action. In other words, the upward pulling action of the user's hand can drive the pistol 200 to move upward, thereby simultaneously unlocking the buckle assembly 33 and taking the pistol 200 out of the gun bag 21.

[0124] Alternatively, the single drawing operation of the user's drawing hand may also include a thumb release action, which is performed simultaneously when the user's drawing hand pulls the pistol 200 stored in the gun bag 21. In other words, the thumb of the user's drawing hand on one of the connecting straps 31 and 32 can release and unlock the buckle assembly 30, that is, the thumb release action defined above.

[0125] like Figures 11A to 11D As shown, and refer to Figures 19A to 19D , showing a single drawing operation of taking out the pistol 200 from the gun bag 21 of this embodiment. Fig.11A When the pistol 200 is placed and stored in the gun bag 21, the second connecting belt 32 is pulled to align the mounting belt 3322 with the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting belt 31, so that the button 3310 on the inner side of the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting belt 31 is engaged with the buttonhole 3320 on the upper free end 3201 of the second connecting belt 32. The elastic second connecting belt 32 is in a tensioned state, and the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting belt 31 is pulled, and the mounting belt 3322 tends to be in an inclined state, so that a gap 35 is formed between the mounting belt 3322 and the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting belt 31.

[0126] like Fig. 11B As shown, when the user draws the pistol 200 with the hand (right hand in the figure), the thumb is placed on the inner side of the base layer 11 of the belt body 10 below the buckle assembly 33, and the other four fingers are placed on the outer side of the gun bag 21. The grip portion of the pistol 200, the upper free end portion 3101 of the first connecting belt 31, and the upper free end portion 3201 of the second connecting belt 32 are located in the base area of ​​the hand.

[0127] like Fig. 11C As shown, when the user performs a single gun drawing operation, the hand that draws the gun moves upward to pull the pistol 200 upward, and at the same time, the thumb of the hand that draws the gun slides along the inner side of the base layer 11 to the edge of the mounting belt 3322, and then slides into the gap 35 between the mounting belt 3322 and the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting belt 31, so that the thumb between the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting belt 31 and the upper free end 3201 of the second connecting belt 32 can apply a pulling force or a pulling force to the mounting belt 3322 to drive the mounting belt 3322 to move, and thereby drive the buttonhole member 3320 to move, so as to disengage from the button 3310, as shown in FIG. Fig.11D As shown, the second connecting belt 32 is then automatically retracted due to its elasticity, and the buckle assembly 33 is thereby shifted to an open state of the pistol 200 to allow the pistol 200 to be quickly and effectively taken out of the gun bag 21 .

[0128] See attached Fig.13 and 14As an alternative, the fastening assembly 33 can adopt a Velcro device, the hook layer and the fleece layer of the Velcro device are respectively formed on the upper free ends of the two connecting belts 31 and 32, and the fastening position 330 is on the removal movement path of the pistol 200 and is located above the top opening 213 of the gun bag 21, so that when the user performs a single gun drawing operation, the upward moving pistol 200 will cause the fastening assembly 33 to move from a closed state to an open state to release the pistol 200.

[0129] See also Figures 15 to 18 As another alternative, the fastening assembly 33 includes a first fastening element 331 connected to the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting belt 31 and a second fastening element 332 connected to the upper free end 3201 of the first connecting belt 31. The second connecting belt 32, the first fastening element 331 and the second fastening element 332 are detachably engaged to form a closed structure that holds the pistol 200 at the accommodating chamber 210, and the first fastening element 331 and the second buckle 331 are detachably engaged to allow the pistol 200 to be taken out through the top opening 213 of the gun bag 21.

[0130] In this alternative embodiment, the fastening assembly 33 is in the form of a button assembly, and accordingly, the first fastening element 331 is in the form of a button 3310 and is installed on the outer surface of the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting belt 31, and the second fastening element 332 is in the form of a button hole piece 3320 and is installed on the outer surface of the upper free end 3201 of the second connecting belt 32. Similarly, the button hole piece 3320 is provided with a retaining hole 3321 for cooperating with the button 3310 of the first fastening element 331.

[0131] Accordingly, in this embodiment, the fastening position 330 formed by the matching position of the button 3310 of the fastening assembly 33 and the retaining hole 3321 of the buttonhole member 3320 is located above the top opening 313 of the gun bag 21 .

[0132] like Figures 17A to 17E FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a single gun drawing operation for taking out a pistol 200 from a gun bag 21 in this alternative embodiment. Fig.17AWhen the pistol 200 is placed and stored in the gun bag 21, the second connecting strap 32 is pulled to align the mounting strap 3322 with the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting strap 31, so that the button 3310 on the outer side of the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting strap 31 is engaged with the button hole member 3320 on the outer side of the upper free end 3201 of the second connecting strap 32. In this alternative embodiment, the button 3310 is engaged above the button hole member 3320. The elastic second connecting strap 32 is in a tensioned state, pulling the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting strap 31, and an angle can be formed between the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting strap 31 and the upper free end 3201 of the second connecting strap 32, so that a gap 35 is formed between the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting strap 31 and the upper free end 3201 of the second connecting strap 32.

[0133] like Fig. 17B As shown, when the user uses the right hand shown in the figure to take out the pistol 200, the thumb is placed on the outside of the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting strap 31 and above the buckle assembly 33, and the remaining four fingers are placed on the outside of the gun bag 21.

[0134] like Fig. 17C As shown, when the user performs a single gun drawing operation, the hand that draws the gun moves upward, pulling the pistol 200 upward, and at the same time, the thumb of the hand that draws the gun slides along the upper free end 3102 of the second connecting belt 32 and slides into the gap 35 between the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting belt 31 and the upper free end 3201 of the second connecting belt 32, so that the thumb between the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting belt 31 and the upper free end 3201 of the second connecting belt 32 can apply a pulling force to the upper free end 3101 of the first connecting belt 31, thereby driving the button 3310 to move and disengage from the button hole 3320, as shown in FIG. Fig.17D As shown, the second connecting belt 32 then automatically retracts due to its elasticity, thereby switching the buckle assembly 33 to an open state, so as to allow the pistol 200 to be quickly and effectively taken out of the gun bag 21, as shown in FIG. Fig.17E shown.

[0135] Reference Fig.18 When the pistol 200 is held in the gun bag 21 in different directions and the grip portion of the pistol 20 is located on the left side, the hand that draws the gun can be the user's left hand for taking out the gun, thereby taking out the pistol 200 from the gun bag 21 through a single left-handed drawing operation.

[0136] The bag assembly 20 further includes one or more magazine pockets 22 formed by an inner panel 201 and an outer panel 202. In the present embodiment, two magazine pockets 22 are symmetrically formed on opposite sides of the pistol bag 21 for respectively storing two magazines 300. In another embodiment, a single magazine pocket 22 may be formed on only one side of the gun bag 21.

[0137] In this embodiment, each magazine bag 22 has a magazine chamber 220, and the magazine chamber 220 is an inclined accommodation space for obliquely accommodating a magazine 300. In this way, when the magazines 300 are respectively inserted and accommodated in the magazine chamber 220, and the pistol 200 is inserted and placed in the gun bag 21, the upper end of the magazine 300 is spaced apart from the upper part of the pistol 200, so that there is enough space between the pistol 200 and the corresponding magazine 300. In this way, the magazine 300 is spaced apart from the pistol 200, which can prevent the pistol 200 from being disturbed during the action of drawing the gun, so as to ensure smooth and unobstructed removal of the pistol.

[0138] According to the present embodiment, the gun bag 21 and the magazine bag 22 may be integrally formed by the inner sheet 201 and the outer sheet 202. More specifically, the bag assembly 20 includes two boundary seams 203 connecting the inner sheet 201 and the outer sheet. An accommodation chamber 210 is formed between the inner layer 211 and the outer layer 212, thereby forming the gun bag 21, and two first oblique seams 204 connect the inner sheet 201 and the outer sheet 202 to form a first magazine chamber 220. Two second oblique seams 205 connect the inner sheet 201 and the outer sheet 202 to form a second magazine compartment 220, thereby forming two magazine bags 22 on opposite sides of the gun bag 21. The first oblique seam 204 on the outside away from the gun bag 21 is used to support the magazine 300 obliquely in the corresponding first magazine compartment 220, and one of the two second oblique seams 205 on the outside away from the gun bag 21 is used to support the magazine 300 obliquely in the corresponding second magazine compartment 220.

[0139] The bag assembly 20 further includes two edge seams 206 for connecting the inner sheet 201 and the outer sheet 202 to mount the bag assembly 20 on the belt body 10. Therefore, the two edge seams 206 are formed on the outer side of the magazine bag 22.

[0140] It is understandable that the above-mentioned boundary seams 203, first oblique seams 204, second oblique seams 205 and edge seams 206 can be adhesive layers applied between the inner sheet 201 and the outer sheet 202, or can be stitching lines on the inner sheet 201 and the outer sheet 202.

[0141] In addition, the bag assembly 20 further includes a sealed bag 23 fixed to the belt body 10. The sealed bag 23 may include only a single bag layer 231 fixed to the belt body 10, and the sealed bag 23 has a slot 232, and the slot 232 is provided with a zipper 233 for sealing the slot 232, so that when the user puts personal items into the sealed bag 23, the zipper 233 can be operated to be in a closed state to seal the personal items in the sealed bag 23.

[0142] like Figure 20 to Figure 23As shown, the bag assembly 20 also includes one or more utility bags 24, which are removably mounted on the belt body 10 for storing magazines 300 or other personal items 400, such as phones, ID cards, wallets, keys, headphones, flashlights, tissues, wipes, and medications.

[0143] The utility bag 24 includes an attachment layer 241 for detachably connecting to the belt 10 , a holding layer 242 connected to the attachment layer 241 to form a holding chamber 243 for accommodating personal items 400 , and a connecting belt 244 for holding the items 400 in the holding chamber 243 .

[0144] The belt body 10 includes a suede layer 121 located on the base layer 11, and correspondingly, the attachment layer 241 includes an attachment hook layer 2411, and the attachment hook layer 2411 is detachably connected to the belt body suede layer 121, so that the practical bag 24 can be firmly attached to and detached from the belt body 10, and the practical bag 24 can be placed horizontally, obliquely or vertically at a desired position on the suede layer 121 of the belt body 10, which is convenient for users to place personal items 400 or magazines 300 in a desired posture. This detachable feature not only enhances versatility, but also provides a custom fixing position option. Users can easily attach, fix or remove the bag according to their needs, so as to quickly access and efficiently organize necessities.

[0145] As an example, the retaining layer 242 may be an integrated fabric belt 2420, which is sewn to the attachment layer 241 via two lateral stitches and a bottom stitch. The retaining layer 242 may also include two transverse belts 2421 and one longitudinal belt 2422, both ends of each transverse belt 2421 are connected to the upper end or the lower end of the attachment layer 241, the width of the longitudinal belt 2422 is smaller than the width of each transverse belt 2421, and the longitudinal belt 2422 is connected to the two transverse belts 2421 to form two side openings 2423 respectively connected to the storage chamber 243. This configuration enables the storage chamber 242 with two side openings 2423 to adapt to different widths of the personal item 400 or the magazine 300.

[0146] In this embodiment, the connecting belt body 244 includes two end portions 2441 and a main body portion 2442 located between the two end portions 2441 , and at least one of the two end portions 2441 is detachably combined with one of the attachment layer 241 and the retaining layer 242 to retain the personal item 400 or the magazine 300 .

[0147] The connecting belt body 244 can be a fabric belt without elasticity, such as Fig. 22 Optionally, Fig.23 As shown, the connecting strap 244 is a stretchable elastic strap, so that when the personal item 400 or the magazine 300 is placed in the utility bag 22, the connecting strap 244 can be pulled to accommodate different lengths of the personal item 400 or the magazine 300.

[0148] like Fig. 20 As shown, the attachment layer 241 includes a mounting fleece layer 2412 facing the retaining layer 242, and the utility bag 24 also includes an assembly fleece layer 245 formed on the retaining layer 242. The connecting belt body 244 includes two end hook layers 2443, which are attached to two end portions 2441 on opposite sides of the connecting belt body 244 to be detachably connected to the mounting fleece layer 2412 and the assembly fleece layer 245, respectively, so that the positions of the end hook layers 2443 can be adjusted to accommodate personal items 400 or magazines 300 of different lengths. As a specific example, the connecting belt body 244 having two end hook layers 2443 and an elastic body portion 2442 can wrap and fasten mobile phones of various lengths.

[0149] Referring to the attached drawings Fig.24 , shows a manufacturing method of a tactical belt 100 according to a preferred embodiment of the utility model. The manufacturing method includes the steps of preparing a belt body 10 , preparing a bag assembly 20 , and fixing the bag assembly 20 to the belt body 10 .

[0150] In the step of preparing the belt body 10 , the base layer 11 formed with the suede layer 121 and the hook layer 122 are sewn together at the first end portion 1101 of the base layer 11 .

[0151] In the step of preparing the bag assembly 20 , the inner panel 201 and the outer panel 202 are sewn together along the boundary seam 203 , the first oblique seam 204 , the second oblique seam 205 , the edge seam 206 and the connecting seam 214 , thereby forming the gun bag 21 and the magazine bag 22 .

[0152] When the bag assembly 20 is installed on the belt body 10, the bag assembly 20 is first placed on the belt body 10, and then the edge layer 13 is edged along the base layer 11, the suede layer 121 and the upper and lower edges of the bag assembly 20, so that the bag assembly 20 is installed on the belt body 10.

[0153] It should be noted that in the device and method of the present application, the components or steps in different embodiments can be decomposed and / or recombined without departing from the principle of the present invention. Such decomposition and / or recombination should be considered to be included in the inventive concept of the present application.

[0154] It should be understood by those skilled in the art that the embodiments of the present invention described above and shown in the accompanying drawings are only examples and do not limit the present invention. The purpose of the present invention has been fully and effectively achieved. The functions and structural principles of the present invention have been demonstrated and explained in the embodiments, and the embodiments of the present invention may be deformed or modified in any way without departing from the principles.

Claims

1. A tactical belt for quick gun access, characterized in that: include: belt body; a gun bag connected to the belt body, wherein the gun bag has a receiving chamber for accommodating a pistol; and A clasp device for switching between a closed condition for retaining a pistol in the gun bag and an open condition for allowing the pistol to be removed from the gun bag.

2. The quick-access tactical belt of claim 1 , wherein the fastening device is connected to the gun bag and is configured to allow a user to perform a single gun-drawing operation with one hand to release the fastening device and remove the pistol from the gun bag.

3. A tactical belt for quick gun access according to claim 2, wherein the gun bag comprises an inner layer and an outer layer, the inner layer is connected to the belt body, and the outer layer is connected to the inner layer to form the accommodating chamber and a top opening connected to the accommodating chamber, wherein the fastening device comprises a first connecting belt connected to the inner layer of the gun bag, a second connecting belt connected to the outer layer of the gun bag, and a buckling assembly, the buckling assembly comprises a first buckling element connected to the first connecting belt and a second buckling element connected to the second connecting belt, wherein the first buckling element is detachably connected to the second buckling element for keeping a pistol in the accommodating chamber to be in the closed state and allowing the pistol to be taken out from the top opening of the pistol through a single gun drawing operation.

4. The tactical belt for quick gun access according to claim 3, wherein the buckle assembly is configured in such a way that the first buckle element is detachably connected to the second buckle element to form a buckle position located above the top opening of the gun bag.

5. The tactical belt for quick gun access according to claim 3, wherein the first fastening element is a button installed on the upper free end of the first connecting belt, and wherein the second fastening element is a buttonhole installed on the upper free end of the second connecting belt.

6. The tactical belt for quick gun access according to claim 3, wherein the first fastening element is a button hole mounted to the upper free end of the first connecting belt, and wherein the second fastening element is a button mounted to the upper free end of the second connecting belt.

7. A tactical belt for quick gun access according to claim 5, wherein when the buckle assembly is in a closed state to hold the pistol in the accommodating chamber, a gap is formed between the upper free end of the first connecting belt and the upper free end of the second connecting belt to allow the user's thumb to slide into the gap, thereby allowing the buckle assembly to be unfastened during a single gun drawing operation.

8. The tactical belt for quick gun access according to claim 5, wherein the buckle assembly forms a buckle position in a closed state, and the buckle position is configured to allow the thumb of a user's hand to slide along the inner side of the belt body to apply force to the buckle position so that the buckle assembly is unlocked during a single gun drawing operation.

9. A tactical belt for quick gun access according to claim 7, wherein the second connecting belt is an elastic belt, when the buckle assembly is in an open state, the first connecting belt is in an upright state, the first connecting belt is mounted to the inner surface of the inner layer of the gun bag, wherein the second connecting belt is mounted to the outer side of the outer layer of the gun bag, the button comprises a button seat embedded in the upper free end of the first connecting belt and a button pin protruding from the button seat, wherein the button pin comprises an enlarged head and an annular snap-fit ​​groove adjacent to the enlarged head, wherein the button hole component comprises a mounting belt , a base plate and a retaining component, the mounting belt is folded to provide two belt layers, the two belt layers clamp the upper free end of the first connecting belt to form a sandwich structure, the base plate is attached to one of the belt layers, and the retaining component is attached to the other belt layer, wherein the retaining component has a retaining hole engaged with the button pin and has an entrance connected to the retaining hole, wherein two fixing pins are installed in the entrance and are spaced apart from each other to allow the enlarged head of the button pin to be squeezed into the retaining hole until the two fixing pins engage with the annular snap-fit ​​groove.

10. The tactical belt for quick gun access according to claim 5, wherein the button is mounted on the inner side of the upper free end portion of the first connecting belt, or the button is mounted to the outer side of the upper free end portion of the first connecting belt, wherein the buckle assembly forms a buckle position in a closed state, and the buckle position is configured to allow the thumb of the user to slide along the second connecting belt to unfasten the buckle assembly during a single gun drawing operation.

11. A tactical belt for quick access to guns according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the tactical belt further comprises a bag assembly, the bag assembly comprising an inner panel and an outer panel, the inner panel and the outer panel are interconnected to form the gun bag and one or more magazine pockets, wherein each of the magazine pockets has an inclined magazine chamber to store a magazine at an angle, thereby separating the pistol from the magazine.

12. The quick-access tactical belt according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the tactical belt further comprises one or more utility pockets, wherein: Each of the utility bags includes an attachment layer for detachably connecting to the belt body, a holding layer connected to the attachment layer to form a holding chamber for accommodating personal items or a magazine, and a connecting belt body for holding the personal items or the magazine in the holding chamber.

13. The tactical belt for quick gun access according to claim 12, wherein the connecting belt body is a stretchable elastic belt, and two ends of the connecting belt are detachably connected to the attachment layer and the retaining layer respectively.

14. A tactical belt for quick gun access according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the belt body comprises a base layer, a connecting device for detachably connecting two ends of the base layer to form a ring-shaped belt that can be worn around the waist of a user, and an edge layer, the edge layer covering the outer edges of the base layer and the connecting device.

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