69 and provides a travel path for holding pin 74 by which block 72 is mounted to spring 71 trigger guard arm 75 extends upward on the inward user 39 s side of holster 76 and terminates in thumb ledge 77 downward pressure on ledge 77 pushes guard block 72 downwardly in space 70 below trigger guard 17 allowing for rearward motion of gun 16 as before spring 71 mounted being locating elements 78 and 79 0054 fig9 and 10 illustrate another embodiment of a rearward securing assembly 80 biasing assembly 81 is substantially as before and includes a space 82 in housing 83 in which guard block 84 is mounted on spring 85 via pin 86 which moves in vertical channel 87 finger ledge 88 is used to depress block 84 downwardly to allow rearward movement of trigger guard 17 for withdrawal of gun 16 as before finger ledge 88 is formed with a medially located channel 89 to keep ledge 88 close to the gun 16 for close to the handgun 16 for increased safety spring locating elements 91 92 are as before to summarize when handgun 16 is inserted into the holster 11 the tapered portion of stop 15 results in an angled entry of the muzzle with the trigger guard 17 rearwardly as the handgun 16 is inserted further biasing means 12 begins to force handgun 16.