I recently acquired a 75 CJ5 and need to put a gun rack in it. Surely someone on the green screen has built one or has a creative idea. The jeep has a vault style center console and a standard transmission. I wanted to build a vertical rack to go between the seats but that idea is out due to the console. Needs to be able to hold two rifles and easily assessable while spot lighting. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
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I bought a ‘67 CJ 5 and it had a gun rack mounted across the front above the gauges. Not sure if that’ll be quick access, but it holds guns firmly while driving on bumpy roads. The only thing I don’t like about this location is I can’t drop down the windshield without removing the top bolts from the rack first.
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[QUOTE=RobinHood;14233729]I bought a ‘67 CJ 5 and it had a gun rack mounted across the front above the gauges. Not sure if that’ll be quick access, but it holds guns firmly while driving on bumpy roads. The only thing I don’t like about this location is I can’t drop down the windshield without removing the top bolts from the rack first.
I can see where the bolts will get annoying but the location isn't bad. Thanks
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Originally posted by Quackerbox View PostI hunted a ranch a few times that left the windshield folded down and had a carpeted rack that layed across the hood. It was divided up for 4-5 guns and carpeted. Fastest and safest way to move guns around spotlighting jackrabbits but aint worth a crap in inclimate weather
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This is what I have used on two different jeeps. They mount on the hump between the seats and don’t interfere with anything.
It says Walmart is sold out.
Last edited by Burnadell; 07-08-2019, 03:44 PM.
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Originally posted by Burnadell View PostThis is what I have used on two different jeeps. They mount on the hump between the seats and don’t interfere with anything.
It says Walmart is sold out.
https://www.opticsplanet.com/rugged-...ent-10082.html
Works great between and just behind the seats
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