Luke Cuenco 03.30.23
The Grey Man Tactical seatback RMP system is something that a lot of outdoorsmen have started to adopt to secure their rifles for transport. The seatback RMP system allows you to consistently and conveniently store your rifle so that it’s ready to go when you are – for example if you are traveling on your property and happen upon a predator and need to dispatch it. The biggest downside of most of the seatback RMP systems, however, is that they’re quite expensive. That is why Grey Man Tactical is proud to announce their new more affordable nut & bolt-secured vehicle rifle rack which replaces the more expensive RMP backer plates.
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Grey Man Tactical’s New Nut & Bolt Seat Back Vehicle Rifle Rack
We are thrilled to offer gun owners a reliable and secure way to transport their firearm in their vehicle,” said Grey Man Tactical CEO, Paul Capdepon. “The Vehicle Rifle Rack is an excellent solution for those who need to stow their firearm while driving, while also having quick access at a moment’s notice.
As a more compact sized option of one of our best-selling vehicle gun storage solutions, this simple yet effective 12.25 X 21 RMP™ system mounts your firearm to the seat back of a passenger or driver seat with the included Rifle Rack – Rubber Clamps which secure onto the RMP™ with the nut + bolt hardware instead of RMP™ Backer plates, bringing the price point lower and allowing us to offer you the most cost effective RMP Rifle Rack.
The new Vehicle Rifle Rack will come with a standard panel size of 12.25 inches by 21 inches and is sold with one panel, two buckle loops for securing the panel to the back of a seat, and two QuickFist weapon clamps which can be attached to the panels via the included nuts and bolts. each RMP Vehicle Rack Set featuring the nut + bolt configuration is sold for a standard price of $150.99 but is currently on sale for the initial launch for a reduced price of $124.99. To see a complete list of specifications for this new configuration of the seatback RMP system, you can visit this link here to learn more.
