Vehicle Carry Setups

[Evan632]

Does anybody have any good vehicle setup ideas for EASY accessibility?

 

[LACamper]

cup holders, between the console and seat, and map pockets is what most people do.

 

[homeslice]

Get a good pocket holster and wedge it between the seat and test drawing from it. I typically leave it in the console and place it there while driving.

I've seen people do crazy things like bolt a holster to the roof above the driver side door - "hands up" type of draw. Also seen a few that simply strap to the seat and ride in between your legs. My only problem with that is when you get out of the car, it's visible to everyone.

 

[simplyorange]

in our hummer, i mounted a belt clip to the little panel on the right and have the holster cliped to it, it looks like it came that way and its easy to access and draw with minimum warning to an agressor.

 

[tigers2011]

An amazing set up in your car is the DeSantis Kingston car seat holster. It straps around your seat from front to back so that your weapon in under your legs for quick access. Not only that, you can take the holster off the seat strap and it's an IWB holster. Check it out, this is what i use for my glock 27

http://www.desantisholster.com/stor...LOCK/26-27-33/OTHER/Kingston-Car-Seat-Holster

 

[KnightWolf09]

cup holder. Lap. Have a holster in a pocket behind the passenger seat. Or on my hip.

 

[DAVE_M]

Did a quick search. I've seen a few different configurations on various shows and articles online.

http://www.tactical-life.com/online/products/universal-vehicle-handgun-holster-mount/?right=related

I made a kydex holster for a friend of mine and he wedged it inbetween his seats. Sits next to him as if it were on his belt.

 

[Railrunner]

where you get that mount??!!

 

[Guate_shooter]

Nothing better IMO than heaving it in either an IWB or OWB Holster @ 3 oclock, its natural and its always there even when you are NOT inside the vehicle, it involves MINIMUM practice and the only important thing is to make sure it clears your seat belt and that EVERY time you sit down you clear the clothes that might be in the way, every single time I get in my vehicle I follow the same sequence (#1 open the door, #2 sit down, #3 lock the door, #4put seat belt on, #5 put the shirt behind my holster so if I have to draw its easy acces, #6 start the car and drive away).

At the same time heaving it in this position is ideal since if at any point you are forced by a BG to hand him your wallet or even move over (car jack), you will have to first remove your seat belt or at least reach towards that area, you can create distraction with your weak hand (left) while turning to reach your weapon, and time to dance after that.

Putting in other places is cool and all, but it will create a movement that is NOT natural to the BG's eyes, and could potentially escalate the situation before you are even ready.


Similar to what Steve with SafeArms does in this video, the only diference is that he is doing apendix carry and not at 3 o clock.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEBoruC8Tro[/ame]

 

[Yrdawg]

Did a quick search. I've seen a few different configurations on various shows and articles online.

http://www.tactical-life.com/online/products/universal-vehicle-handgun-holster-mount/?right=related

I made a kydex holster for a friend of mine and he wedged it inbetween his seats. Sits next to him as if it were on his belt.

Do what you want...I would NOT use this configuration...I smell trouble all over this set up

I like the idea of carry on your OWB IWB rig and be ready while in vehicle, thats what I do

Don't complicate things, if SHTF...you got one go to place, not a click on the right box

 

[DAVE_M]

I have it next to me. I'm just showing the OP there are many options.

 

[Yrdawg]

I have it next to me. I'm just showing the OP there are many options.

Understood.........just sayin to anybody who mite think that is a good way to carry in your car....it's really just a good way to meet Mr Hood if you get pulled over

This form of carry is not far from the plan to jump out hollering "I got a gun" method of disclosure...

Of course 1 Dawgs opinion.......

 

[mb504]

A roto paddle holster clipped to the section of seatbelt between where you click in and the floor. Positions it nicely between the seat and the center console. Won't work in most vehicles, but works great in my truck.

http://www.fobusholster.com/products/SPRINGFIELD_ARMORY_XD_ROTO_HOLSTER_PADDLE-3747-21.html

 

[Evan632]

I need something for a Beretta PX4..

 

[DAVE_M]

I need something for a Beretta PX4..

Cheap nylon or kydex is your best bet.

 

[Evan632]

i have a Safariland paddle holster, which is great on my hip when im standing, but not so comfortable when im driving.

 

[rebelray84]

This is how I roll!

 

[Guate_shooter]

This is how I roll!

Lol back in the day when I was working construction I had a painter that drove an 85 k1500 jacked up loud as hell and his shifter was a chromed out revolver facing down like that, it was cool to look at but impossible to shift he would actually just grab the shift stick instead underneath the gun. Thanks for taking me back to 2004

 

[LongGoneDays]

Edited due to e-stalking by Vanilla Gorilla

 

[Evan632]

I need to come up with something for an 02 F150 SuperCrew, besides in the console...