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Storing Rifle in Truck
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Storing Rifle in Truck
I've got a Silverado 2500 truck with the extended cab. I was thinking about rigging something up to store a rifle under the back seat. It would be out of sight that way and, if I needed, handy to get a hold of fairly quickly. I was looking for something online and all I have found so far are the storage boxes that fit under the seat. I was thinking about something I could just strap the rifle under the seat in a way as to be safe, sturdy, and not scratch the rifle up a lot. Anyone have suggestions?
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Re: Storing Rifle in Truck
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Re: Storing Rifle in Truck
When I had my Ford Ranger, with a bench seat... do they still have those? I had seat covers on the seats. Across the front of the seat was a rifle case built into the cover. I kept a 12 gauge in the case... 8 rounds of tactical buck alternating with slugs. But at the time, I was working with Juvenile drug dealers... I kinda needed the extra backup to the 45. LOL. 
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