InTruck Gun Mount

My In-The-Trunk Gun Mount is finished.

I started by putting 2 more braces on the back rack. These lined up better with the corners of the trunk. This also made the trunk alot more solid. Then I put an internal bracket inside so the gun mount would be very solid.

It is not QUICK to get out, but that is not what I wanted for it. I now can carry a rifle without the big case bolted to the side or mounting across handlebars. My trunk is also lockable.

I have hopes of going into Graham, Idaho sometime close to Sept 1, 100 miles round trip into central Idaho with the Wolfs and the Bears.

When I do not want to carry the rifle the holder turn flat against the wall so I can pack tighter.

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