Thank you. I like that setup. Looks easier to establish your initial grip being off to the side rather than directly under the steering wheel.
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Here's what I have. The gun with holster fits on the little notch things on the underside of the lid. And a bonus mag holder as well.View attachment 9381
Dave
Last post by jay.gordon is in my opinion the best placement (though I can't agree with the Toyota..). The whole point of carrying is to have quick easy access to defend yourself, right? Carrying inside a center console or even using a Serpa holster that requires you to depress a release to draw is just plain silly. When pulled up to a stop sign and someone has a gun aimed at your face and demands you get out and give you them your sexy ass truck, are you going to have the presence of mind or even the time to open your console and pull out your side arm? I will argue a definitive No! (I've been there and done that in Savannah, GA).
The best option I have seen and utilize is to just stick your firearm between the seat and the center console. No holster needed, no drilling, sticky velcro tape, or other BS. You don't have to limit yourself to just one firearm and if you are carrying on the regular I am sure you have multiple firearms and don't want to limit yourself to just one. It is very quick and accessible which is why we all want to carry in the first place. For those of you that are worried about it being visible when you get out just tuck it in your pants or toss it in the console then. It is not an open carry because if more than half of it is covered its concealed.
This is just my two cents which I know isn't worth very much but I have been held up in my truck and I also own multiple firearms as well I don't want to drill and muck up my truck with double sided tape and the like