Vehicle Holster Multi-Mount

Fit my 2015 Audi A3 perfectly and just enough away from the console to not scratch with holster clip. Best solution I could find for a sturdy mount that doesn't require anything invasive. One of the reviewers had the idea of filing down the side so that my holster clip would fit correctly and that helped a great deal. Before I had to keep my gun under my leg or in my holster, both of which were causing dents in the leather. Now I don't have to worry about it anymore. After a year I thought I would update. It is still very useful although I switched EDC so I had to swap out holsters. My best advice would be to find a sturdy leather or nylon holster with a good strong clip. Right now, it is set for my Glock 30 which is pretty thick, but still works perfectly. I just got a Galco holster to match and finally I have a secure side arm again. The most difficult part of this is to find a holster that will work well with your firearm. You may want to try a strong leather one that fits "All" sizes, but just make sure that the clip is strong/ firm. Other than holster difficulty, I still believe that this is probably the best method without having to drill, cut, or glue anything. I have leather seats, and, with the padding, this holster system has not caused a single issue for concern. It's great for long trips or anywhere that I don't feel like having my gun in my concealed holster for the car ride. This should be able to solve almost anyone's problem given a "practical" carry firearm. I'm pretty sure that my .50AE won't be riding in the car any time soon, but the 1911 has ridden on occasion.

Have this on a 2004 GMC ENVOY and it works great, fits very snug to the seat side and doesn't move much, if at all. I have it for a Shield and am using a Blackhawk Ambidextrous Multi Use Holster with Magazine Pouch size 06 for it, this specific Blackhawk holster is a great fit for this mount for anyone looking for an alternative holster to the manufacture holster that is recommended, and similar to the recommended holster this specific Blackhawk holster has a perfectly sized metal clip that fits snug into this mount, almost seems like it was designed for it. The mount itself as I mentioned fits very well in my car, and for anyone with a truck or larger suv I feel this mount is great would be a great alternative to drilling, the only thing I would change about it is the clip size, this blackhawk holster fits great in this mount however it doesn't fit all iwb holsters because the clip size is so large. Overall I do think its a great product, its a little bit price considering it doesn't come with an actual holster but I find it to be good enough quality and fits well enough to earn a 5 star review, theres nothing else really like it out there from what I have seen, great idea, and great execution.

I was skeptical that this would fit in my vw gti with bucket seats but I gave it a shot and I'm glad that I did. This is a great way to mount a weapon without having to drill holes in my new car! It is also easy to install and remove if I ever need to remove it. I found the included instructions easy to follow. The mount is secure after velcroing it and using the included bungee cords. There is *some* flex due to the plastic construction that doesn't bother me much but I do notice - my heavy USP Compact does wobble a bit while holstered but I am confident that it's not going to fall or move significantly. This flex also includes the bottom supporting brace. I think it is adequate in its current form but I wouldn't mind 2 metal rods down the length to support the plastic skeleton. That may be an improvement for future iterations. If your holster's clip doesn't fit or seem secure as other commenters have pointed out, grab a file and file down the mounting point (including the highway holster emblem). It worked for me and now my holster doesn't move on the mount unless I want it to. The clip is fully engaged on the mounting point now - it was not secure out of the packaging. The mount point seems too thick but I'm unsure if my clip is standard. All in all this is a great product for those who want an in-vehicle holster solution but don't want to drill or damage their vehicle. I think some minor strengthening of its construction for heavier handguns would improve it to be 5 stars.

Good idea, maybe better in a different vehicle but it doesn’t fit in my vehicle very well.

This makes driving with a firearm much more comfortable and convenient. Installation took about 10 minutes and didn't really have any issues. I read some of the reviews stating that it is wobbly and not secure but if you follow the instructions and install the zip tie or bungee cord on the underside of the seat, you will have only minimal wobble. And by minimal I mean no more than any other similar style device. I have a 2018 Dodge Caravan and had no problem finding a suitable securing location under the seat for the bungee cord. I have been out driving for about an hour on both smooth and very bumpy roads and again, only minimal side to side wobble with my fully loaded pistol in the holster. I am a fairly average sized guy and the holster does not rub my leg at all which was my only worry prior to purchasing it. I also bought the Highway Holster size 6 holster and found the thumb snap very easy to manipulate after adjusting it a few times to accommodate my draw angle and tension I liked. The holster does take some finesse to get it off the horizontal brace once installed in the vehicle, but I would rather it be tight like this rather than loose and possibly go flying off during an accident. I don't plan on removing the holster from the vehicle because I wear a hybrid two loop holster on my person. I just remove my firearm from my IWB holster and secure it in this holster while driving. And with this being installed low and within reach while sitting, it does not draw any attention from onlookers when I remove/insert my firearm. So a big plus there for ease of keeping concealed. Also, if I put my leg against the holster, nobody would be able to see my firearm from the drivers side window, no matter how tall they are. I have only had this installed for one day but I am liking it so far with no major complaints. I will probably write another review in a few months to see how it holds up long-term.

I was hesitant to buy this in the first place based on the price point of almost $40 but I thought I'd give it a try. What I discovered when I got the product and tried to use it was that it is a good concept but the engineering is not good. First of all it won't fit the standard plastic style of clip I use on my holster. I see more and more holsters using this type of clip as opposed to a thinner medal clip. Secondly, in my car, it doesn't position well at all. The spot where you would clip the holster is pushed up against the center console making it difficult to clip it on. Also the over all install of the product is kind of complicated, not very sturdy and a little hokey. The product itself seams good quality in terms of the materials used and how it's put together but the when installed in a car is just not that great. Honestly, I would be returning this even if it only cost a quarter of the price. Update, costomer service is no good. Look elsewhere.

I'll start with my biggest concern. The design doesn't allow for a proper ride height for your holster. I need a universal holster of some kind that securely holds the pistol, and everything I have tried places the pistol grip too low to get a good purchase on it. Really racks the knuckles. Even my AIWB doesn't seem like a good fit. So, still searching. But, mounting is easy.

UPDATED 4/25/2016 - there is an installation video up on the highwayholster.com site that is much, much more detailed and does a good job of illustrating the entire installation process, so I'm raising my rating from 3 to 5 stars. My original review follows but you can ignore much of my whining about the lousy instructions. You'll need to watch the video a few times as the presenter has obviously done this trick before and he's pretty fast, but it's really helpful. ** original review follows ** (At this writing the listing is showing the "4 count" Amazon graphic. You only get one of these; I dunno what that's about.) I installed this in a 2011 Mercedes E class and am happy with it now, but installation was frustrating and confusing. So much so that I abandoned the installation twice and each time nearly returned the product as un-usable. I finally succeeded but only after using many words my dear sainted Mother would have washed my mouth out with soap for having used. First off, reading the included instructions/visual diagram has some value, but just as an intro. Unfortunately, the diagram's orientation is pretty much the mirror opposite of where you're likely to be while trying to follow the instructions. Consider these skimpy materials to be hints rather than actual instructions. Don't even try to make sense of the parts list at this point. Worse, there's a YouTube how-to video out there that runs 1:29 and makes it look easy. I watched it over and over and over again, sitting in the car and trying to do what it said to do. Eventually I learned that what it describes as the first step is actually the third step...or maybe the fourth step. The narrator gives you a hint that at least something has already been done by telling you that a velcro strip has already been installed in the target vehicle - so how and where and why to install the (never-shown) velcro strip is just ignored. If you go to the seller's website, you'll find a longer (3:18) video that begins to clarify what you've seen on the skimpy printed instructions and the shorter video. Maybe installation wouldn't have been such a chore if I had started here, but it still took several reviews with plenty of pause/rewind/replay until I got to the "aha!" moment when I finally understood where all this was going. I can't say that this video is all you need, but it did help pull together the snippets of incomplete info supplied by the printed documentation and the shorter video. Yes, I did get it installed and yes, it performs as advertised. I added a size 14 holster from the same company for my S&W M&P Shield 9MM and it fits like a glove. I'm glad I bought both products, but there's no reason for this to have been so difficult. I think all the love went into the product and there was no love left over for implementation instructions.