A firearm mount, components thereof, and associated methods. The firearm can be configured for use with an AR-15 style firearm or other type of firearm. The firearm mount is adapted to securely hold the firearm assembly in position for cleaning, maintenance, and/or gunsmithing tasks. The firearm mount can include a lock configured to selectively lock and unlock a firearm assembly thereon.

A firearm mount, components thereof, and associated methods. The firearm can be configured for use with an AR-15 style firearm or other type of firearm. The firearm mount is adapted to securely hold the firearm assembly in position for cleaning, maintenance, and/or gunsmithing tasks. The firearm mount can include a lock configured to selectively lock and unlock a firearm assembly thereon.

A weapon retention system may include a base assembly, a first plate coupled to the base assembly, and a second plate coupled to the base assembly, where a distance between the plates while the base assembly is in an open state is greater than a distance between the plates while the base assembly is in a closed state, where the first plate and the second plate are configured to retain the weapon between the first plate and the second plate while the base assembly is in the closed state. The system may further include a linear ratchet coupled to the first plate. The system may also include a pistol grip rest coupled to the first plate, where the pistol grip includes a pin configured to engage the linear ratchet for unidirectional adjustment while the pistol grip rest is in a first state.

A firearm rack assembly for securing at least one firearm that is removably attachable to a vehicle. The rack including a rifle attachment assembly, a pistol attachment assembly, an assembly post assembly wherein the rifle attachment assembly and pistol attachment assembly are removably joined to the assembly post and the assembly post is removably attachable to the vehicle.

A firearm rack assembly for securing at least one firearm that is removably attachable to a vehicle. The rack including a rifle attachment assembly, a pistol attachment assembly, an assembly post assembly wherein the rifle attachment assembly and pistol attachment assembly are removably joined to the assembly post and the assembly post is removably attachable to the vehicle.

A device to secure and hold an ammunition magazine includes a block using a channel, a receiving ramp, and a slider to accommodate a variety of sizes for the magazine. The block can be made of metal or plastic. The block includes a front edge and a back edge. The front edge includes an opening for the receiving ramp. The metal block also includes side edges. A first side edge includes a machine hole to receive a thrust bolt having a knob that turns to move the slider within the channel The second side edge is removable and borders the receiving ramp. The slider extends into the receiving ramp as moved by the thrust bolt to secure the magazine. The receiving ramp descends at an angle from the front edge to the back edge to accommodate the magazine.

A firearm mounting assembly includes a clamp that is attachable to a support panel. A screw threadably engages the clamp and the screw is rotatable in a tightening direction for securing the clamp to the support panel. Conversely, the screw is rotatable in a loosening direction for releasing the clamp from the support panel. A mount is rotatably disposed on the first bracket and the mount has a channel that is integrated into the mount. A block is pivotally positioned in the channel in the mount and the block is structured to conform to a magazine receiver of an AR-15 firearm. In this way the block facilitates the AR-15 to be mounted to the support panel for servicing the AR-15.

A firearm mounting assembly includes a clamp that is attachable to a support panel. A screw threadably engages the clamp and the screw is rotatable in a tightening direction for securing the clamp to the support panel. Conversely, the screw is rotatable in a loosening direction for releasing the clamp from the support panel. A mount is rotatably disposed on the first bracket and the mount has a channel that is integrated into the mount. A block is pivotally positioned in the channel in the mount and the block is structured to conform to a magazine receiver of an AR-15 firearm. In this way the block facilitates the AR-15 to be mounted to the support panel for servicing the AR-15.

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.