Vehicle Carry Systems

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Been looking to find a different way to carry a gun in my truck when I came across this.

http://www.nrastore.com/nrastore/ProductDetail.aspx?c=13&p=SA+22685&ct=e

Can't see spending $40 on it but it is very similar to what I have been wanting. I'm just curious as to how well it would work. Will it rattle and beat against the trim? I'm assuming it has to be adjustable, will the strap work loose if it does jiggle around very much.

While thoughts on this are appreciated, hands on experience and reviews are what I'm really looking for. Also, I don't have my heart set on this so if anyone has a similar but different suggestion feel free to make it. Please link to those suggestions.

Thanks.

 

[HavokCycle]

currently, if i take a full-size piece in addition to my EDC, i stuff it in between my 40/20/40 split seats, in a holster.
at some point or another i plan to make one of these for my silverado.

 

[Badmac 183]

currently, if i take a full-size piece in addition to my EDC, i stuff it in between my 40/20/40 split seats, in a holster.
at some point or another i plan to make one of these for my silverado.

that looks sweet

 

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While that looks very cool. I'm putting it in a POS Sonoma that is just going back and forth to work. Don't want to fiddle with it in the parking lot. Figure I can put it in the holster in the morning and have there if needed but won't have to keep changing from one holster to another three or four times a day.

 

[MooreALX]

This isn't my setup, but I'd like to do something similar in my Jeep. I like how he used a Serpa, this way if I ever rolled my Jeep, then the gun will stay secure.

 

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I like that setup also. Definitely something to consider but since it is going to be parked at work doesn't it have to be covered or concealed in some way for the preemption to be valid? If I just throw something over it I think it might look obvious.

 

[aaron580]

This isn't my setup, but I'd like to do something similar in my Jeep. I like how he used a Serpa, this way if I ever rolled my Jeep, then the gun will stay secure.

I think Ill have to do this once my LTCH comes...

 

[VeteranUSN]

I was actually looking at purchasing this for once my carry permit came in the mail... any reviews would be awesome

 

[japartridge]

GCode holsters makes a line of modular hosters that use an RTI wheel to attach... the sell spare wheels and hardware so that you can mount the holster in the vehicle while driving, and then just pop it off and put it on your belt.

Edge Works XST RTI Kydex Holster

 

[Vic_Mackey]

I utilize my IWB holster mounted under my steering wheel. The belt clip locks into the access panel for the wiring under the wheel. Nobody can see it, but I can have my hand on it and look casual. Also, it gives me options carry. If I'm oc like a boss (not trying to start a debate btw) when I park I can casually slide it from under the wheel to my serpa and vice versa. And if I need to cc i just pull the whole rig out and put it on in vehicle. I'll try and upload pics, I've even thought about making a video due to several friends telling me my idea was pretty good.

 

[Vic_Mackey]

 

[BrownDog]

Been looking to find a different way to carry a gun in my truck when I came across this.

http://www.nrastore.com/nrastore/ProductDetail.aspx?c=13&p=SA+22685&ct=e

Can't see spending $40 on it but it is very similar to what I have been wanting. I'm just curious as to how well it would work. Will it rattle and beat against the trim? I'm assuming it has to be adjustable, will the strap work loose if it does jiggle around very much.

While thoughts on this are appreciated, hands on experience and reviews are what I'm really looking for. Also, I don't have my heart set on this so if anyone has a similar but different suggestion feel free to make it. Please link to those suggestions.

Thanks.

This holster system is manufactured by Gum Creek and they sell it for $34.95

Universal Vehicle Handgun Holster Mount - Steering Wheel Column Application

 

[Spanky46151]

I prefer a setup the places the pistol on the front of my driver's seat between my legs. A more natural draw for me and not readily visable from the outside. I've seen one setup at the 1500 selling this, bu can't recall their name.

 

[tgmorris99]

This holster system is manufactured by Gum Creek and they sell it for $34.95

Universal Vehicle Handgun Holster Mount - Steering Wheel Column Application

It looks good but the $34.95 appears to be just for the strap. Adding a holster is an additional $20-$25 depending on the size. Still not a bad price as it seems like it can be easily moved from vehicle to vehicle.

 

[VeteranUSN]

It looks good but the $34.95 appears to be just for the strap. Adding a holster is an additional $20-$25 depending on the size. Still not a bad price as it seems like it can be easily moved from vehicle to vehicle.

you can get the almost same holster they are selling for $20 at walmart or sporting good store.

 

[k.leonard]

I've also been looking into vehicle carrying. Best solution i could find for my vehicle (07 Nissan Xterra) is a spare holster and some velcro. Kind of tacky, but until i find something that is really sparking my interest it will have to do..

 

[Hoosier Cowboy]

This isn't my setup, but I'd like to do something similar in my Jeep. I like how he used a Serpa, this way if I ever rolled my Jeep, then the gun will stay secure.

I LOVE this setup!! This will be setup in my Explorer by the weekend.

 

[Duck slayer]

I would like to get the holster the mounts on the steering column on a Silverado! Does anyone know where I can find one?

 

[Duck slayer]

P.s. I know they make one I saw a picture online of it but I can't find them

 

[Hoosier Cowboy]

I would like to get the holster the mounts on the steering column on a Silverado! Does anyone know where I can find one?

Gum Creek | Vehicle Holster Mount Steering Wheel Handgun Mount Anti-CarJacking Anti Car Jacking