All Rite Products Double Pack Rack Plus - Double Gun & Bow Rack for ATVs - Model PRP2

I installed a set on my Honda FourTrax in 1996 and another set on my Rancher in 2000. Both were still going strong when I wrote this. I have my original sets without the rubber gripping fingers and they are a bit skinnier. On my 2019 Honda Rancher, I just put this upgraded model on. It looks great. The thicker rubber coating, as well as the addition of rubber fingers and fins, are very nice. As for my older Hondas, they have 3/4" tubing for the OEM racks (not as wide as the gun racks, but wider than ATV racks), while my newer Ranchers have New All Rite gun racks fit well with the larger tubing on the Rancher thanks to their beefier construction. In my experience with the older models, I'd say All Rite makes an excellent product. I just installed these last night, so I can't speak to the durability of the new model, but I think the old ones are fine, too.

Estella McCarthy

| Apr 05, 2021

It holds the rifle nicely and firmly without undue stress, wear, or degradation of the stock furniture or scope (without a scabbard or case). The forks and little flip-flops are made of rubber With its rubberized surface, the over-lapp does a good job of holding the rifle securely without scratching or stressing the My only test of them below freezing temperatures has not yet taken place. It may still be necessary to use a short bungee cord to ensure that the weapon is completely secure. Despite climbing up and down hills, without incident (no bungee), I rode through steep terrain and crossed creeks. Since I mounted the product parallel to the wheels rather than across the front of the bike (broke too many things that way), my only concern is that something might catch on the trigger/safety. In a year or so, I'll probably ride my bike to where I'm staying To hold tools whose handles are too big for the yellow tool holders on the other side of the yellow tool holder.

Solomon Khan

| May 22, 2021

In addition to gripping easily in the jaws, the rubber on the gun leaves no marks on stocks and is gentle on the scope. The kolpin mounts I have are far superior to those I have in the past. My recommendation is to use.

Della Boone

| Apr 09, 2021

used several iterations of this rifle/gear holder, and this is, by far, the best. The design is strong, it's sturdy, it's convenient, and it's spacious. This is a customized and adaptable product. I recently purchased a four-wheeler (4-WD) that I In general, Wheeler (for example) is a wonderful product, but the rack when trying to mount a rifle holder is awful. The holders, however, because of the universal design and the ability to swivel, made mounting to the rear rack of the ATV PARAEL to the seat a simple, secure, and effective process. As recommended by other Reviewers, I also was able to widen the holders (by hand) in order to facilitate using a waterproof soft rifle case to protect my weapon as well as have easy access to it in the event of a quick tactical situation. The caveat is If a gun case is used on the holder, it is strongly recommended that bungie cords be used to secure the "stock end. ".

Nylah PICKERING

| Jun 06, 2021

The case is very sturdy, not made from I used a rifle yesterday to test it out for the first time. As soon as I placed the buttstock on the surface of the Viking VI, the rifle rode freely and remained perfectly still and protected throughout the entire ride. Since these come in pairs, I will attach the second mount elsewhere so that I will be able to carry two The products I have recommended to friends with UTVs and ATVs so far. Roll cage bars may not be fitted with the mounting clamps. This grab bar is securely attached to the grab bar in front of the passenger seat, as you can see in the photo. This is the U-shaped There is ample clearance on both sides of the bolt so it fits over the foam padding on the grab bar without difficulty. It is definitely worth a try.

Braylon Costa

| Sep 12, 2020

These do the same thing as the standard AR-10 mount except you can strap a shotgun to the side of a tactical baby stroller. There was some debate between these and the Konin (spelling?) during which time I bought the Konin. Here on Amazon, we have a popular option which is plastic. Since these racks are way more durable than what I would need for strolling around a gun range, I probably should have just stuck with them. The best use of these would be to mount a bow or rifle on an ATV or off-road vehicle A vehicle on the road. It is highly recommended that you use this feature Choose these over alternatives largely made of plastic. I bought another pair since they are only a few dollars more than my previous plastic option for my long gun. These are much stronger than I need to use, but I still love the price. Even though they were not cheap, these were well worth the cost.

Keanu Li

| Feb 10, 2021

Whenever a new wheeler goes out, it is first fitted with one of these mods. Fits equally well in a padded case as well as just with a Installed easily, the rack is positioned easily in such a way that will still allow you to utilize the front rack, but stay out of the way of the While the rubber 'security' tabs are a nice feature, they are really not necessary as the forks still hold a rifle securely without them in most normal riding scenarios. It would make sense to throw the rifle clear anyway if you were in a roll over situation. In the meantime, I will be buying wheelers and I would like to buy these too.

Marceline McIntyre

| Jun 05, 2021

Super strong metal posts hold tightly to the rails on the As a result, I tilted them a bit toward the bed and they now securely hold my rifles and shotguns. It was definitely worth it to go with these instead of the plastic ones, they're much better made, cheaper is not always better, especially when it comes to holding my very expensive hunting rifle in.

Berkley Hahn

| Jan 27, 2021