A weapon holder includes a stock support, a limb, and a fore end support. The stock support defines a recessed area sized to receive a stock of a weapon therein. The limb is coupled to a first end of the stock support and extends away from the stock support at an angle relative to the stock support. The stock support and the limb together define a weapon receiving area. The limb includes an offset portion that extends away from the weapon receiving area. The fore end support is coupled to a distal end of the limb.

A weapon holder includes a stock support, a limb, and a fore end support. The stock support defines a recessed area sized to receive a stock of a weapon therein. The limb is coupled to a first end of the stock support and extends away from the stock support at an angle relative to the stock support. The stock support and the limb together define a weapon receiving area. The limb includes an offset portion that extends away from the weapon receiving area. The fore end support is coupled to a distal end of the limb.

An automatic rifle storage assembly for storing an automatic rifle includes a first member that is mountable to a vertical support surface. A cup is coupled to and extends away from the first member to receive a muzzle of an automatic rifle. A second member is slidably inserted into the first member and the second member is mountable to the vertical support surface. A clamping unit is coupled to the second member to releasably engage a buffer tube of the automatic rifle for storing the automatic rifle in a vertical orientation.

An automatic rifle storage assembly for storing an automatic rifle includes a first member that is mountable to a vertical support surface. A cup is coupled to and extends away from the first member to receive a muzzle of an automatic rifle. A second member is slidably inserted into the first member and the second member is mountable to the vertical support surface. A clamping unit is coupled to the second member to releasably engage a buffer tube of the automatic rifle for storing the automatic rifle in a vertical orientation.

A device for mounting a barreled weapon is provided. The device includes one or more of the following: a base; a mounting bracket, being operable to extend laterally from a middle of the base, in use; an operatively upper end and an operatively lower end of the mounting bracket define openings therebetween, the openings being operable to receive mounting screws therein, to firmly secure the device to a flat surface, in use. The device may further include two or more guiding ribs, projecting from the base of the device, operable to receive at least a portion of the barreled weapon along an end thereof, such that the barreled weapon rests or is secured within the device, in use.

A device for mounting a barreled weapon is provided. The device includes one or more of the following: a base; a mounting bracket, being operable to extend laterally from a middle of the base, in use; an operatively upper end and an operatively lower end of the mounting bracket define openings therebetween, the openings being operable to receive mounting screws therein, to firmly secure the device to a flat surface, in use. The device may further include two or more guiding ribs, projecting from the base of the device, operable to receive at least a portion of the barreled weapon along an end thereof, such that the barreled weapon rests or is secured within the device, in use.

A lockable gun mount features a stock receiver, a trigger block, and a barrel lock. The stock receiver includes a base, sidewalls, a receiving aperture, and one or more fasteners. The trigger block includes a trigger rod and a wall member. The barrel lock includes a wall member, a hinged door coupled to the wall member, and a locking mechanism configured to secure the hinged door to the wall member. In some examples, the barrel lock further includes a biometric sensor. A cumulative force between the stock receiver, the trigger receiver, and the barrel lock prevents the gun from being removed from the lockable gun mount when secured to a wall or flat surface.

A lockable gun mount features a stock receiver, a trigger block, and a barrel lock. The stock receiver includes a base, sidewalls, a receiving aperture, and one or more fasteners. The trigger block includes a trigger rod and a wall member. The barrel lock includes a wall member, a hinged door coupled to the wall member, and a locking mechanism configured to secure the hinged door to the wall member. In some examples, the barrel lock further includes a biometric sensor. A cumulative force between the stock receiver, the trigger receiver, and the barrel lock prevents the gun from being removed from the lockable gun mount when secured to a wall or flat surface.

The present invention relates to an arrangement (A) for releasably securing a weapon (W). Said arrangement (A) comprises a fixed support member (10) and a locking member (20) spring loadedly and movably connected to the fixed support member (10) such that when the weapon (W) is pressed towards the locking member (20), the locking member (20) is moved relative to the support member (10) from a closed position to an open position so that said weapon (W) is allowed to be introduced through an opening (02) of the locking member (20) into a holding position of the locking member (20), and such that, when the weapon (W) is positioned in said holding position, the spring loaded locking member (20) is returned to said closed position by means of a spring force. Said arrangement may further comprise an actuator arranged for moving the locking member (20) against a spring force into said open position for allowing said weapon (W) to be released. The present invention also relates to a vehicle (V) comprising said arrangement (A).

The present invention relates to an arrangement (A) for releasably securing a weapon (W). Said arrangement (A) comprises a fixed support member (10) and a locking member (20) spring loadedly and movably connected to the fixed support member (10) such that when the weapon (W) is pressed towards the locking member (20), the locking member (20) is moved relative to the support member (10) from a closed position to an open position so that said weapon (W) is allowed to be introduced through an opening (02) of the locking member (20) into a holding position of the locking member (20), and such that, when the weapon (W) is positioned in said holding position, the spring loaded locking member (20) is returned to said closed position by means of a spring force. Said arrangement may further comprise an actuator arranged for moving the locking member (20) against a spring force into said open position for allowing said weapon (W) to be released. The present invention also relates to a vehicle (V) comprising said arrangement (A).