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GuyFawkes midwest.social GuyFawkes@midwest.social
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Anyone here care to share how they carry in their cars? I’m normally a right ight kidney but when I’m driving it feels like it’d be a pain to access. I’ve seen mounts for in cars (basically on the shifting console, so next to driver or passenger knee) but don’t really want to drill into my car. Hoping someone can provide other ideas.

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seahorse [Ohio] midwest.social seahorse@midwest.social
Joined: 2021-08-04
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I'd look into a magnet based solution

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DragonTypeWyvern midwest.social DragonTypeWyvern@midwest.social
Joined: 2024-05-23
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I'd look into a magnet based solution

I'd always be paranoid about it coming loose either as the magnet naturally degrades or in a wreck, which, absent the Second American Civil War, is much more likely to happen than needing the mount.

I'm not sure what other option you'd realistically have though.

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seahorse [Ohio] midwest.social seahorse@midwest.social
Joined: 2021-08-04
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I'd always be paranoid about it coming loose either as the magnet naturally degrades or in a wreck, which, absent the Second American Civil War, is much more likely to happen than needing the mount. I'm not sure what other option you'd realistically have though.

That's a good point. I guess the other option that wouldn't require drilling holes is some type of adhesive mount but getting it off later on might prove difficult.

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GuyFawkes Moderator GuyFawkes@midwest.social
Joined: 2025-02-18
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I'd look into a magnet based solution

That was actually what prompted this post; I couldn’t tell if the magnet was to secure my weapon or to affix it to the vehicle. Any brands/styles you’ve used?

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