Mounting holster in vehilce.

[oak1971]

Holy ________!! (insert your favorite redneck expletive). That thing is $299.00!!



This is $2.99

I know which one I'm going with!

:lol:

 

[McX]

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[Archangel]

While the 80's flash back was amusing (and it WAS, especially to those of us who LIVED it), back to the subject of the OP.

http://www.texascustomholsters.com/ has a nice car mounting holster.

 

[MilProGuy]

Gonna be making a universal type Kydex seat holster prototype soon that would mount to the seat with a few different fastening methods soon. I will post picks when done in case someone wants to go that route.

Sounds interesting.

I'll be keeping an eye out for your pics.

 

[davegran]

While the 80's flash back was amusing (and it WAS, especially to those of us who LIVED it....

I lived it, but I don't remember it.... :dude:

 

[Lurchiron]

While the 80's flash back was amusing (and it WAS, especially to those of us who LIVED it), back to the subject of the OP.

http://www.texascustomholsters.com/ has a nice car mounting holster.

But...would Tubbs & Crockett use one; that is the Q.

View attachment 7023Nailed it...:banana:


[video=youtube;Y0MEtBQb2yM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0MEtBQb2yM[/video]

 

[HandyHamlet]

But...would Tubbs & Crockett use one; that is the Q.

In the 80's your Ferrari WAS the holster.




[video=youtube;4fdzRnS3VuY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fdzRnS3VuY&feature=fvwrel[/video]

 

[Lurchiron]

Ahhh, Grasshopper...your Tube-Fu is strong; Touche & away .
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[Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D.]

Holy ________!! (insert your favorite redneck expletive). That thing is $299.00!!



This is $2.99

I know which one I'm going with!

Hah! I agree, $300 is a big lump of money if you don't have it (you could almost buy a decent pistol for that). If I didn't have the $300 I would most certainly go with the duct tape option (after all duct tape is arguably the best product available for any use/circumstance.

The great thing about the Titan is that is can double as a gun safe for the house as well. They come with a couple mounts that you can install in the car as well as the house (I have a mount attached to my bed frame). It is very easy to uncouple the gun vault from one mount to another. If you are looking for an option in which you have a dual gun safe for the house and car it works very well (for a price of course).

 

[Zeus]

Thinking about mounting my holster in my truck to the stick shift. What do you guys think?

 

[HandyHamlet]

 

[BROKENSPROKET]

Here is a great idea. It's custom made out of SA "The Essentials" XD Gear.

 

[thebigsd]

Here is a great idea. It's custom made out of SA "The Essentials" XD Gear.

View attachment 7053

That is a good idea. It looks like they took the magazine loader and mounted it to the dash. Then they use the rail on the front of the holster to mount it to the magazine loader. Interesting...

 

[oak1971]

Does that come in a Hybrid? I could use some carbon credits. :lol:

 

[Zeus]

Heck yeah, I like that under dash mount.

 

[Outdoorsman1]

After Nov. 1 st.

I have been OC’ing loaded and holstered on my hip in my vehicle since Nov. 1 very early AM, and I will continue to OC in my vehicle even with the CC License.

I have discovered that while in the vehicle in a seated position, drawing the firearm is difficult to say the least (yes I practiced that). And with the seat belt / shoulder strap on, the shoulder strap covers the holster and part of the firearm making draw practically impossible. I was able to move the strap behind the grip of the firearm which made draw similar to drawing without the seat belt on… So..

I have decided to mount a spare holster in the vehicle which would allow easy (fast) draw while seated in the vehicle. This holster will be my firearm’s home whenever I am in the vehicle. When I am leaving the vehicle I will simply draw and put the firearm in the (empty) holster that is on my hip from the time I get up until the time I go to bed. As far as keeping the firearm in the vehicle if I ever have to go into a location that is deemed illegal by the law, I will also be mounting a lock box to the vehicle as well.

This holster will NOT be mounted on top of the dash as I now have the permit that mount location is a moot point...

Outdoorsman1

 

[BROKENSPROKET]

If I would have known that I would have gotten my CWL this quickly, I don't think I would have entertained the idea of 'dash carry.' I was leaning away from that anyway, since I have OC'd in my vehicle for a year and thought I would just keep doing that even w/o a permit. .

 

[Outdoorsman1]

If I would have known that I would have gotten my CWL this quickly, I don't think I would have entertained the idea of 'dash carry.' I was leaning away from that anyway, since I have OC'd in my vehicle for a year and thought I would just keep doing that even w/o a permit. .

Yep... Even before I got the application in, I had made the decision not to mount a holster on top of the dash. I was ready to OC in the vehicle loaded and holstered on my hip (after Nov.1). I know some here (I.K) advised againist it but I felt that based on the probablility of being stopped by and LEO in the 45 days (I thought) I had to wait for the permit, in realtion to how I personally felt about a (full) holster on the dash, I was willing to be the "Test Case" if nessesary.

Now it is kinda ironic that after OC'ing on my hip in a vehicle i have decided to mount a more easily accessible holster in the vehicle but defineitly NOT on top of the dash...

Outdoorsman1

 

[Viper]

Wow. I like this one:



Found it at http://www.gumcreekcustoms.com/Universal-Vehicle-Handgun-Holster-Mount-p5.html

I am going to have to see if I have parts laying around to make a mount like this, then just add a reasonable priced soft holster.

 

[Viper]

I like this guys setup as well using a Blackhawk Serpa and the quick disconnects:



Found these pictures at: http://www.carolinashootersforum.com/showthread.php?t=44663&highlight=vehicle+mounted+holster