Vehicle Holster

[jtischauser]

I like to keep a pistol within easy reach in my cars. I have a few different means of hiding them but still keeping them within reach for quick deployment. I found this holster on a quick google search and thought it looked pretty solid. Any chance any of you guys have tried one?

http://www.daraholsters.com/standard-ram-mounted-vehicle-holster/

 

[Matt1911]

I'm curious how well the claw mount holds. I'm not too keen on putting holes in my truck.

 

[jtischauser]

I'm curious how well the claw mount holds. I'm not too keen on putting holes in my truck.

I bet that super sticky 3M double sided tape would work too.

 

[FortyMikeMike]

Right now I just have mine in the center console. I don't like the idea of having it visible in any way.

I'd rather have some sort of holster under my seat.

 

[dennishoddy]

Cool looking mount, but I don't like putting holes in my new truck either.
I use a Don Hume IWB leather holster in the map pocket of the door. The belt clip secures it to the vehicle leaving only the butt of the pistol slightly exposed. 99% of folks wouldn't know what they are looming at if they saw it. Pistol is instantly available If needed.

 

[wav3rhythm]

Cool looking mount, but I don't like putting holes in my new truck either.
I use a Don Hume IWB leather holster in the map pocket of the door. The belt clip secures it to the vehicle leaving only the butt of the pistol slightly exposed. 99% of folks wouldn't know what they are looming at if they saw it. Pistol is instantly available If needed.

This is basically what I do too. If I'm going to be driving for a while, I just stick my IWB holster in the map pocket. When it's time to get out, it goes back in the britches.

Now if I could figure out how to carry AIWB without having the muzzle stick out the bottom of my daisy dukes.


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[benny hill]

Jesse, here we use a magnet designed to mount to our dash and a glock sticks to it GOOD, fast,fast. Plastic covered of course.

 

[Burk Cornelius]

Jesse, here we use a magnet designed to mount to our dash and a glock sticks to it GOOD, fast,fast. Plastic covered of course.

How do you mount the magnet to the dash?

 

[Wall]

How do you mount the magnet to the dash?

2 sided tape, screws, epoxy....many ways to mount a magnet

 

[Burk Cornelius]

2 sided tape, screws, epoxy....many ways to mount a magnet

...or Benny still drives a '62 Chevy with a steel dashboard

 

[Wall]

...or Benny still drives a '62 Chevy with a steel dashboard

Magnet would kinda mount itself in that case

 

[jtischauser]

Jesse, here we use a magnet designed to mount to our dash and a glock sticks to it GOOD, fast,fast. Plastic covered of course.

I have a few of those too but they don't cover the trigger guard. So if mounted inside my center console my flashlight tootsie rolls or any number of things I jam in there found theoretically get in the trigger and make my truck leak.

 

[benny hill]

2 screws into the dash. mine mounts between my right knee and the consoul pointing down.

 

[Burk Cornelius]

We just signed a sponsor through the end of the year that offers ONLY vehicle holsters. I have one.

http://www.texascustomholsters.com

You may remember they sponsored our Sporting clays tourney a few years ago

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[charger arms]

I was trying to refit a left handed Safariland duty holster with the hood from my right handed holster. Plan was to securely mount it under the steering wheel and have it quick and easy. The rotohood swap didn't work like I wanted it too. Might just go back to bolting a good lefty kydex under the wheel instead.

 

[Rick S]

The Vehicle Handgun Mount from Gum Creek works great. No mounting holes, and is low enough under the steering column that it is discreet. Around 55$ depending on size. You can also use holsters you already have and just order the mounting strap.