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Okay, here goes. I am selling these for a friend of mine whose marriage has hit the skids. She wants out, and would like to raise as much cash as quickly as possible to get out from under his thumb. So, I've got the following items listed on eBay for her: 1 three-stone diamond engagement...

Yeah, I'm a craigslist junkie, too...not quite my thing, but this could be a great investment, or a lifetime of gifts for a few dozen mopar enthusiasts. http://rochester.craigslist.org/clt/801099062.html

Memike, Ramcharger and Doktor_X, your items are on their way. Should arrive in 5-6 days Parcel Post.:cheers:

I do aim to please. Nothing's worse than getting something, only to find out that the associated parts are junk. It's almost like getting a toy that says 'batteries not included'...Speaking of miscellaneous electrical stuff, If anyone's got a dashboard that's already butchered, Radio Shack has...

Okay, sold the last shotgun rack. :cheers: This leaves me with one AR-15 rack to go.

Concealed carry in Indiana is easy to arrange. They just okayed lifetime carry permits early this year. Outside of Indiana, I know my permit is good in 23 states.

Oddly, the best way I've found to transport a long gun is in a golf bag. Add a cover on the top, and no one even looks at you funny. If you're into cowboy action shooting, one full-size golf bag can carry your whole competition rig with ease(one shotgun ,one rifle, two pistols, and...

Lawndart, take a look at the rig, see if I'm neglecting anything. The timer would be a nice addition, but I don't think I could come up with something like that on short notice. As it is, I'd say holding the button long enough to remove the weapon shouldn't be too difficult.

Here's the harness I'm sending to Ramcharger and Memike along with their racks. No timer, but as long as the switch is within comfortable reaching distance of the weapon, it should work just fine. Anything that I'm neglecting to include?

Looks like another one of the shotgun racks is sold. That leaves one rifle rack and one shotgun rack for sale.

Looks like one of the shotgun and one of the AR racks have been sold. :cheers: That leaves one more AR rack, and two shotgun racks for sale. Yes, I have tested them, and if they get 12V applied, they do unlatch just like they were made to.

As they say...a picture are worth a thousand words...The wider of the two is for the AR-15. The trigger guard on the AR-15 rack is also made of a thick thermoplastic of some sort. All contact areas are lined with either felt or foam rubber.

The shackle that holds the mag tube/barrel is felt-lined, although most of them do show some wear. As far as speed of deployment, I'd say it'd all depend on where it is. If you had it mounted where you could push the release button with one hand and pull the shotgun out with the other, it'd...

And like I said, there's plenty of room to negotiate. Even if you wanted it modified a bit to fit an odd application(perhaps angled), I could do that. Or, if someone wanted it pre-wired, I'd do that for the cost of the odds and ends from Radio Shack.

As long as you have space enough to put the two(or more, if you like)mounting bolts into something solid, it'll stay put. All the retention is done by the latch portion of the rack. I've actually seen these sort of racks used in overhead applications before.

I got a deal on several locking police gun racks that were taken out of decommissioned police cruisers. I have some that will fit pump action shotguns(remington 870, mossberg 500/835/590, possibly others), and some that fit AR-15 A2s(Triangular handguard). These are electrically locked(push...