Jeff Schafer

I think Stitches is thinking of the 'wallet holsters" designed to conceal a small pocket gun and be able to shoot them even though they are in the holster. Those are "controlled" by the government. To make a holster like that you have to fill out a form and pay $200 and then its $5 to transfer it. A regular holster with access to the trigger is not a controlled item. A lot of the old cowboy holsters had access to the trigger for quick draws. Here is an ATF document that discusses this: http://www.atf.gov/publications/newsletters/ffl/ffl-newsletter-1997-08.pdf Check out the part about wallet holsters most of the way down the page.