When carrying an exposed firearm on duty, the holster should be:

When carrying an exposed firearm on duty

Multiple choice — select the best answer

AA secure, retention-type duty holster designed for the firearm
BAny inexpensive nylon holster that fits loosely
CTucked inside the waistband out of sight
DOptional if you keep the firearm in your hand

✓ Correct answer: A. A secure, retention-type duty holster designed for the firearm An exposed firearm must be carried in a secure retention holster designed for that firearm so it cannot be easily grabbed or fall out. Retention reduces the risk of a weapon takeaway.

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