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Seizmik ICOS-2- AR2 Gun Holder
$260.29
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$260.29
$260.29
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Seizmik
- SKU
- SZM58-07500
- Shipping weight
- 11.1 lb
The ICOS 2 AR is an innovative gun holder solution that allows an owner to carry up to 4 guns in their UTV securely and away from the elements while providing quick access to them all. It holds 2 hunting/long firearms just like the original ICOS, however this unit is better equipped to hold ARs with magazines as well as 2 handguns and 2 extra magazines (Pistol & Magazine Holsters Add-On Kit sold separately). Best of all, there is no need to drill any holes into your vehicle or go through complicated installs. Just click the ICOS 2 AR into place using the vehicle's existing seat belt and you're ready to go.
- Multiple Shooting Rests, the tntegrated upper and lower shooting rests provide a stable platform for target shooting or hunting
- The stealth design is quiet with a soft chassis that does not bang around and no noisy velcro to alert game
- Heavy Duty Quick Release Buckles are glass filled nylon, built for tough reliability
- The tough and durable Exo shell armoured foam absorbs shock and vibration
- Muzzle Control, keeps guns safely pointed DOWN towards your vehicle floor
- Glass filled nylon buckles for tough reliability
- Fully padded gun cradles, holds up to 2 guns
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