Safety Considerations for Handguns and Vehicles

Vehicle Accidents and Rollovers

In the extreme case of a roll over you and the other passengers have enough problems, without worrying about tumbling around in the vehicle with a loaded firearm rolling around the interior with you. With a grassburr mounted holster in place your gun stays put and is easily found when the vehicle finally comes to a stop.

Off-Road Excitement can be Dangerous with a
Loaded Gun in the Truck

Having a handgun mounted in your vehicle while you’re bouncing over rough terrain at your hunting lease, farm or ranch, or getting to your favorite fishing hole has some distinct advantages.

Child Safety in the Car, Truck, Van, or SUV, and even the Boat

Did you take your kids hunting/fishing with you……. good for you. If you chose to mount your pistol under the dash using one of our top mount or side mount brackets, you can easily keep an eye on the weapon while you’re touring around your hunting area and it’s readily available if you need it.

A pistol stashed under the seat or in a bag in the back seat is not as secure from inquisitive hands as having the weapon in plain site in front of you while you’re driving and within easy reach so it stays in your control.

Loose Handguns on the Seat of the Truck.

Driving with a gun belt on is a known uncomfortable situation. One bad habit that many people have is to pull the gun out and lay it in the seat beside them.  This creates an unsafe situation with the gun moving around the seat.  It could fall on the floor, get lost under coats, hats, binoculars or any other hunting equipment items one normally keeps beside himself when out in the field.

With a grassburr mount, simply remove your sidearm from your holster before getting into the vehicle. Then safely insert it in the mounted holster and secure the strap.  It is completely available if you need it in a hurry.