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| Behind the rear seat works if you have access to it. Mounting studs or welded in bolt holes for seat belts also works well for securing lock cables to ... sure it can still be stolen, but it'll slow them down. If you really want something you'll find a way ... ... if you don't you'll find an excuse.
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| Tuffy makes a lock box for under the rear seat of your Ty-oty. CARId has them for $117.
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| A guy at a local gun store had a CZ Scorpion and spare mags under the rear seat. Used high quality foam made exact cut outs for the items and shape of the trucks storage.Looked and worked well. |
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| I use a Fort Knox CAB (Controlled Access Box) in my SUV. I keep a suppressed Sig Rattler SBR in it. They make them in three sizes. I have the middle size and I can put the folding stock SIG and a 10.5 AR SBR with a Law Folding stock.
Its not your run of the mill cheap safe/box and has a simplex, mechanical lock. So no worry about wiring or batteries. |
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| Make ya reminisce about the good ole days of rifle racks, doesn't it? But I digress ~ what about building an underseat box under the rear seat like they do for subwoofers ~ if you have enough space? |
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| Check out the Big Sky Racks. It's an interior roof mount rack. They're awesome. I removed my coat hooks and mounted it in the existing holes. |
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| Which lock ya got? https://youtu.be/lF0uiRS8asc
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