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EUP Taser Holster Animation

Realistic holster and unholster animations for tasers and weapons with sounds — ESX and QBCore

$4.99
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In the base game, weapons teleport in and out of a character's hands with no motion at all — and on a serious roleplay server, that instant swap quietly breaks every armed scene. This holster script fixes it: realistic holster and unholster animations with matching sounds, so drawing a taser or a sidearm finally looks and feels deliberate.

What the draw animation adds

  • Smooth drawing and stowing animations when drawing or putting away a weapon.
  • Matching sounds — the snap of a holster, the draw of a taser — that sell the motion.
  • Works for tasers, sidearms and other weapons across your loadout.
  • Natural timing so combat readiness is never actually compromised.
  • Consistent behavior that reads clearly from every camera angle.

Why holster motion matters

  • Armed scenes look intentional instead of gamey and instant.
  • Officers reaching for a taser read as controlled and professional.
  • The brief draw adds real tension to a standoff or a stop.
  • Clip-makers and streamers get dramatically better footage.
  • Body language is most of roleplay, and this adds a crucial piece of it.

Clean and light

  • Built for ESX and QBCore with a simple install.
  • Configurable animations, sounds and weapons in open files.
  • Lightweight — it plays effects on draw, nothing on a timer.
  • Works alongside your existing weapon and police systems.

Small immersion scripts like this compound into a city that simply feels more believable, and the holster draw is one of the highest-visibility of them because it happens every single time a weapon comes out. For a few dollars, every armed character on your server moves with intention instead of teleporting their gun into frame.

Pair it with our Weapon Holding Animation and browse more police scripts.

Every armed character on your server moves with intention instead of teleporting a weapon into frame, and that single detail lifts the realism of every stop, standoff and arrest scene the police run.

For a few dollars, it is one of the highest-visibility immersion upgrades a serious police server can make.

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