Keeper Gun Magnet Mount

[theBROFESSOR]

If you are looking for a great way to mount your gun where it is handy in case of an emergency, I would like to recommend the Keeper Gun Magnet Mount.

http://keeper.mg/

At around $23 on Amazon, this magnet mount is high quality, very well made and comes with everything you need to install this in your vehicle just about anywhere. I was skeptical at first thinking about some of the rough roads that we go over and really didn't think that a magnet would be able to hold the Glock in such extreme conditions. But with the low price I didn't think I would be out much loss if it didn't work, so I gave it a try. I am very pleased and I haven't had to pick the gun off the floor yet.

I installed in on the console just inside my right knee on the FJ.

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It is small, blends in and you really cannot even see it. The gun mounts perfectly and with all of the training I have received as a police officer, I can tell you that time is of the essence in some situations so this is a must if you are wanting good protection from people or animals (sometimes they are the same).
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Have a great week. Ride safe.

BROfessor Out

 

[Jerry Lachenbruch]

Being a glockaholic myself I would caution you about keeping an unprotected trigger guard free and open to access. That being said, cool Idea. If it were me I would add a Glock trigger holster like the Black Rhino .

 

[SLPNBG]

I use a round magnet mount for my EDC (Walther PPK 380 ACP). Same general location in my F150. Only needed one hole in my console.

 

[martin_j001]

I prefer mine in my holster on my person. All the time. The idea of it bouncing around the car after an accident, or an unexpected bump doesn't appeal to me. I guess I tend to agree with the late Todd Green on this one (and so many other serious practitioners of good gun handling and shooting these days)...https://pistol-training.com/archives/8826

 

[Jerry Lachenbruch]

I prefer mine in my holster on my person. All the time. The idea of it bouncing around the car after an accident, or an unexpected bump doesn't appeal to me. I guess I tend to agree with the late Todd Green on this one (and so many other serious practitioners of good gun handling and shooting these days)...https://pistol-training.com/archives/8826

I absolutely concur

 

[Lost-Again]

$6. or $7. at Home Depot I think? Can’t quite remember.

Edit: well I thought the pic captured a better view.