Which of the following is a listed holster type?

• A. Low Ride
• B. Mid Ride
• C. High Ride
• D. Shoulder Holster

Answer: (A)

A listed holster type refers to a holster style that an agency has approved and includes on its standard equipment list for duty use. The low ride holster sits lower on the hip, which is the common, commonly approved belt-holster option because it provides quick access, stays close to the body, and generally aligns with standard duty setups. Shoulder holsters, on the other hand, are a different carry method and not typically listed as a belt holster option; mid ride and high ride are variations but aren’t the standard listed option in many agencies’ equipment lists. So, the low ride is the best answer because it represents the standard, approved belt holster type in the context of listed options.