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Tactical accessories for your 200
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I have never been in a situation where a gun would have made it better.
wiseinvestor
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Something in this location with a thumb release/snap would be interesting.
The Trail Tailor solution looks very interesting. A drawer system works incredibly well for stowing a rifle, plate carrier, IFAK, and other essentials. Even so, I'm with many others in strongly encouraging people against keeping a firearm in the vehicle overnight or when the vehicle is not in a secure location.
For those that live in urban areas with very high crime, a holster mount point between the drivers legs and the center console is ideal for storing a pistol in an accessible location while the vehicle is in use.
A surface mounting option to store a rifle or shotgun on the tailgate (exposed, not inside the tailgate) would be useful for those that spend a lot of time off the beaten path. It wouldn't need to be complicated - just a reliable mount that would keep an AR or shotgun secured and easily accessible.
For those that live in urban areas with very high crime, a holster mount point between the drivers legs and the center console is ideal for storing a pistol in an accessible location while the vehicle is in use.
A surface mounting option to store a rifle or shotgun on the tailgate (exposed, not inside the tailgate) would be useful for those that spend a lot of time off the beaten path. It wouldn't need to be complicated - just a reliable mount that would keep an AR or shotgun secured and easily accessible.
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Here is a carbon fiber molle panel made in Noblesville, IN. Also comes in aluminum. Self tapping screw should hold about 2 lbs, if installed with machine screws and nuts, probably 50lbs. Passenger side is coming soon. I’ll follow up with a link to purchase soon. I’ll also make a video on my YouTube channel (Ed Martin Toyota)
Idaho Savage
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Sweet. That would have a ton of uses outside of firearms, Eric. I'd attach an Inreach, radio and maybe use it as a mounting point for a RAM ball on the PS. You should market it accordingly!
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Markuson
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Some of us have.
People are naive. It’s the “won’t happen to me” folks, that could one day wish it didn’t. Chance is a dangerous game and it’s your duty to be able to protect yourself. One recent example was the young nurse who was killed while driving in Nashville. Anyone who thinks they are safe in safe places are ignorant. Crime happens everywhere. Arrest made in murder of Nashville nurse shot, killed on I-440 - https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox17.com/amp/news/local/arrest-made-in-murder-of-nashville-nurse-shot-killed-on-i-440-caitlyn-kaufman-st-thomas-west
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Nah. It's called math and acceptable risk. I'm not knocking anyone who chooses to carry all the time and thereby mitigate that probability but delivering a blanket statement calling folks who choose not to "naive" is just lazy.
Do you take vitamins everyday? Do you wear a helmet when you walk down the street? Is all of your clothing FR rated? Did you get vaccinated against polio? Do you wear a seat belt?
Math, probability and acceptance of risk relative to your own position. That's all.
Everything you just said is exactly correct. I agree 100% with every word of it.
The glaring problem that this presents when it applies to gun ownership and concealed carry, however, is that a significant percentage of those who chose to accept that risk seem to think they are entitled to force their views and preferences onto those of us who don’t...via different flavors of gun control. Ironically they don’t worry about criminals who own guns. Just guys like me.
Lol! Yes I do to most of what you said, expect I only wear a helmet when cycling, skiing or rock climbing. I didn’t mean everyone should carry a gun. In fact many should not unless they have proper training and practice at least a couple times a month, so they are not a bigger danger to the public.
Here is a follow up to Eric's. Post. One of our carbon panels mounted carrying a Toor knife and streamlight.
Where is that foam sourced from?
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R, got you covered on this. Just need a pic and dimensions of what you need cut in. @ZRTactical will cut with the fancy laser and it will fit like a glove.
I have purchased the black version and would like to mount it securely with bolts and nuts. Are there any directions for removing that side panel?
Anyone have a good option for inside the tailgate? I haven't found a good foldable or compact long gun combo That I thought would work well from a fit and gun perspective.
I like the mock up you did, I just like to keep anything tactical hidden.
Also if anyone wants to see if a firearm fits somewhere, let me know I may have it or have access easily.
I like the mock up you did, I just like to keep anything tactical hidden.
Also if anyone wants to see if a firearm fits somewhere, let me know I may have it or have access easily.
I just snagged a couple of these but I probably should have made sure it will fit both driver and passenger side before buying.
pretty sure some of you have seen this but I didn't see it mentioned reading the thread
This is ICON 4X4 solution for Rogans 80 series.
bet you could fit something in the cool box or better yet without the cool box
This is ICON 4X4 solution for Rogans 80 series.
bet you could fit something in the cool box or better yet without the cool box
