Pistol Mount
Lead Driver
Joined: Aug 2022
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From: Oologah, OK
speaking of idiot drivers.
today, returning home from a 500 mile round trip, 15 miles from the house, some jerk tries to get into my lane while we are side by side @#$%^
hit the horn, and he/she jerked back and then I got a good view of the rattle trap.
no front grill or bumper,
no rear bumper or valance below the hatchback....
junk yard special it appeared to me.
today, returning home from a 500 mile round trip, 15 miles from the house, some jerk tries to get into my lane while we are side by side @#$%^
hit the horn, and he/she jerked back and then I got a good view of the rattle trap.
no front grill or bumper,
no rear bumper or valance below the hatchback....
junk yard special it appeared to me.
More Turbo
Joined: May 2015
Posts: 633
Likes: 142
From: Staten Island, NY
speaking of idiot drivers.
today, returning home from a 500 mile round trip, 15 miles from the house, some jerk tries to get into my lane while we are side by side @#$%^
hit the horn, and he/she jerked back and then I got a good view of the rattle trap.
no front grill or bumper,
no rear bumper or valance below the hatchback....
junk yard special it appeared to me.
today, returning home from a 500 mile round trip, 15 miles from the house, some jerk tries to get into my lane while we are side by side @#$%^
hit the horn, and he/she jerked back and then I got a good view of the rattle trap.
no front grill or bumper,
no rear bumper or valance below the hatchback....
junk yard special it appeared to me.
Cargo Master
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 2,078
Likes: 61
From: Florida and Tennessee
I know this is an old thread but I'm going against the general consensus here and saying one shouldn't use a holster attached to their vehicle.
This is a pretty good read. There's also some good back and forth comments below the article.
Car is not a holster.
I've made my choices based on my own experiences and my friends experiences in law enforcement, military and private sector.
IMO, options like those mag mounts and even the kwickstrike mentioned here seem like terrible ideas.
Before anyone gets their feelings hurt, think about how much you actually train with your car mount versus your body mount. And if you aren't training with either, you probably shouldn't be carrying.
Lock boxes and other storage ideas are in a different category and I'm only speaking to holstering your firearm.
I'm not going to get into a debate. I use what I use and it works for me. I have had some training but by no means am I an authority.
Use what you want. And be responsible for your actions and the repercussions of your choices.
This is a pretty good read. There's also some good back and forth comments below the article.
Car is not a holster.
I've made my choices based on my own experiences and my friends experiences in law enforcement, military and private sector.
IMO, options like those mag mounts and even the kwickstrike mentioned here seem like terrible ideas.
Before anyone gets their feelings hurt, think about how much you actually train with your car mount versus your body mount. And if you aren't training with either, you probably shouldn't be carrying.
Lock boxes and other storage ideas are in a different category and I'm only speaking to holstering your firearm.
I'm not going to get into a debate. I use what I use and it works for me. I have had some training but by no means am I an authority.
Use what you want. And be responsible for your actions and the repercussions of your choices.
It's been flawless for 4 years now. Can be programed for multiple users. Doesn't work well or transfers to/ in my Jeep Gladiator... the mount interferes with my leg.
Lead Driver
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From: Near Yosemite CA
^^ This ^^ seems to be a forgotten trait...
Cargo Master
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 2,078
Likes: 61
From: Florida and Tennessee
If secring the weapon is not the main consideration then these work well. https://sofhold.com/
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