A gun lock system for securing a firearm to a buckle receiver assembly. The gun lock system comprises the buckle receiver assembly and a buckle tongue assembly. The gun lock system comprises buckle receiver and the buckle tongue assembly comprises a tongue. The tongue and the buckle receiver are configured to selectively connect to one another. The buckle receiver assembly comprises a mounting extension, the buckle receiver, a locking system, and a fastener receiver. A fastener comprises a tamper proof bolt. A swivel mount is mounted directly to a portion of the firearm. A swivel portion of the swivel mount can allow the buckle tongue assembly to rotate and move freely.

The current invention is a gun rack that can be placed in a vehicle such as a jeep. It can be place in the back by a window or in the hatchback area of the vehicle. The rack has a foldable frame which has a base that attaches to the vehicle. The base has a plurality of foldable brackets that extend away from the base which can hold firearms.

The current invention is a gun rack that can be placed in a vehicle such as a jeep. It can be place in the back by a window or in the hatchback area of the vehicle. The rack has a foldable frame which has a base that attaches to the vehicle. The base has a plurality of foldable brackets that extend away from the base which can hold firearms.

A long gun carrier rests on a vehicle seat, and is secured to the seat by a seat belt. A slated top of the long gun carrier slopes generally downward and forward. One or more gun-holding channels formed in slanted top, each configured to hold a long gun pointed generally forward and downward, toward the vehicle floor. The long guns may be secured in the gun-holding channels by strap assemblies. Long guns are conveniently placed into and extracted from the long gun carrier, held securely during transportation, and pointed in a safe direction during transport.

A long gun carrier rests on a vehicle seat, and is secured to the seat by a seat belt. A slated top of the long gun carrier slopes generally downward and forward. One or more gun-holding channels formed in slanted top, each configured to hold a long gun pointed generally forward and downward, toward the vehicle floor. The long guns may be secured in the gun-holding channels by strap assemblies. Long guns are conveniently placed into and extracted from the long gun carrier, held securely during transportation, and pointed in a safe direction during transport.

An apparatus for adapting a clamshell-type of gunlock for a shotgun to lock a rifle. The clamshell gunlock can be easily modified using the apparatus without the need for basic changes to the gunlock. The apparatus has a single molded rubber part attached to the gunlock to hold the buffer tube of a rifle; providing a snug fitting constraint to hold the buffer tube of the rifle such that the rifle will not vibrate or move causing rattling sounds or damage to the rifle.

A weapon mount assembly comprising a mounting structure with a mounting hole therethrough for receiving a mounting connector having a head for mounting the assembly to an object, the mounting structure having a front surface and a rear surface, the mounting hole having sufficient depth that the head of the mounting connector can be recessed relative to the front face; an elongated track on the front surface of the mounting structure; a weapon lock configured to receive barrel of a weapon and slidable along the length of the track; and fasteners for locking the weapon lock in the track over the mounting hole, wherein the track is sufficiently long that the weapon lock can be locked by the fasteners over the mounting hole to prevent access to the head of the fastener.

A weapon mount assembly comprising a mounting structure with a mounting hole therethrough for receiving a mounting connector having a head for mounting the assembly to an object, the mounting structure having a front surface and a rear surface, the mounting hole having sufficient depth that the head of the mounting connector can be recessed relative to the front face; an elongated track on the front surface of the mounting structure; a weapon lock configured to receive barrel of a weapon and slidable along the length of the track; and fasteners for locking the weapon lock in the track over the mounting hole, wherein the track is sufficiently long that the weapon lock can be locked by the fasteners over the mounting hole to prevent access to the head of the fastener.

A holder for supporting a long-barreled gun in a vehicle comprises a base and a holder, whereby the base may be removably coupled to the cup holder of a vehicle and the holder is adapted to support the stock of a long-barreled gun. The holder may be adjustable so as to snugly receive various sizes of gun stocks and may be covered in a cushioning material. The height of the holder relative to the base may be adjustable. The base may include one or more cavities adapted for holding bullets. The holder may include a selectively releasable retainer for retaining the stock of the gun in the holder. A method and kit for mechanically coupling two or more gun holding devices so as to prevent movement of one gun holding device relative to the other gun holding devices is also provided.

A holder for supporting a long-barreled gun in a vehicle comprises a base and a holder, whereby the base may be removably coupled to the cup holder of a vehicle and the holder is adapted to support the stock of a long-barreled gun. The holder may be adjustable so as to snugly receive various sizes of gun stocks and may be covered in a cushioning material. The height of the holder relative to the base may be adjustable. The base may include one or more cavities adapted for holding bullets. The holder may include a selectively releasable retainer for retaining the stock of the gun in the holder. A method and kit for mechanically coupling two or more gun holding devices so as to prevent movement of one gun holding device relative to the other gun holding devices is also provided.