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Vehicle Rifle Rack - Rubber Clamps + 12.25 X 21 RMP™

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Vehicle Rifle Rack - Rubber Clamps + 12.25 X 21 RMP™Vehicle Rifle Rack Rubber Clamps + 12. 25 X 21 RMP RMP Seatback Tool Rifle Rack and Organizer Simple no drilling no tools installation and removal that can be completed in under 60 seconds Universal fit, check compatibility chart for sizing Lockable with addition of cable lock around seat base Attach MOLLE style pouches to organize your gear Customize with Adhesive Backed Loop to accept Velcro Hook Pouches Use GMT backer plates to hard mount tool and

Vehicle Rifle Rack - Rubber Clamps + 12.25 X 21 RMP™

 

 RMP Seatback Tool / Rifle Rack and Organizer

- Simple no drilling / no tools installation and removal that can be completed in under 60 seconds

- Universal fit, check compatibility chart for sizing

- Lockable with addition of cable lock around seat base

- Attach MOLLE style pouches to organize your gear

- Customize with Adhesive Backed Loop to accept Velcro Hook Pouches

- Use GMT backer plates to hard mount tool and rifle racks

- 0.25" holes on edge for mounting with screws

- 1" slots for attaching 1" Webbing Mounting Straps and Handles

- 0.563" holes on corners accept Push Button QD Swivel Mounting Straps

- D-Ring style straps require removable headrest

- 24in "Top" style strap loops around any headrest

    Quick access to your gear is enhanced by the consistent positioning and customizable layout. Attached to any vehicle seat without having to drill or bolt on, it gives you the tactical ability to organize your mission critical gear on an interchangeable platform that can be swapped out or quickly reorganized as the mission changes. 

    Military, Law Enforcement, ranchers and hunters commonly utilize this configuration to provide quick access weapon storage in addition to keeping other tools and gear within arms reach from the driver or rear seat.

    Already in use with a wide array of United States and International Military, Federal Agencies, Local Fire, Rescue, EMT and Law Enforcement users, this is a combat and field proven system for saving lives by decreasing reaction time when seconds count. 


    Product Specifications

    Width: 12.25" (311.15mm) 

    Height: 21" (533.4mm) 

    Thickness: 0.188" (4.77mm)

    Material: High Strength Polyethylene 

    Panel Weight: 16.5 ounces each (467.7671 grams)




    Vehicle Compatibility

    The 12.25in x 21in RMP is a universal fit for Driver or Passenger Seatbacks and Passenger Seat Fronts on:

    - Compact to Full Size Cars

    - Compact to Full Size SUVs

       

    - Compact to Full Size Trucks

    - Helicopters

    - Boats

    - Any Vehicle Seat with seat back dimensions equal to or greater than 12.25in wide x 21in tall

    Securing RMP to Vehicle Seat

     

     

    For Seats with Removable Headrests - D-Ring Top Straps:

    - Lace Female Buckle strap through any punch out on panel, pass strap end up through front of buckle body, then back down through the back side of buckle body. Cinch down on loose end to tighten up.

    - The option to remove headrest allows you to use "D-Ring" styles straps.

    - Available in standard sewn side-release buckle version or in "Push Button - D-Ring Head Rest Post Strap" versions.

    - Remove headrest, slip D-Ring strap on each headrest post, replace headrest into seat. Secure the loose end of the D-Ring straps to the top of the RMP.

    - Loop the longer Bottom strap around the base of the seat and secure to the RMP on both sides on bottom of panel. 

    - Tighten to desired fit.

    - Optionally lock the RMP panel by passing a cable lock through one of the holes or rectangular punch outs on the RMP panel and then loop through the metal base of the vehicle seat to lock it to vehicle.

    For Seats with Fixed Headrests - Loop Around Top Straps:

    - Lace Female Buckle strap through any punch out on panel, pass strap end up through front of buckle body, then back down through the back side of buckle body. Cinch down on loose end to tighten up.

    - Loop the shorter Top strap around the base of the seat and secure to the RMP on both sides on top of panel. 

    - Loop the longer Bottom strap around the base of the seat and secure to the RMP on both sides on bottom of panel. 

    - Tighten to desired fit.

    - Optionally lock the RMP panel by passing a cable lock through one of the holes or rectangular punch outs on the RMP panel and then loop through the metal base of the vehicle seat to lock it to vehicle.

    For Seats with Exposed Metal Frames (MRAP and Similar):

     - If holes on outside of panel line up with metal frame, simply mark where screws/bolts will be on the Metal Seat Frame, drill and tap to accept screw/bolt of your choice.

    - If existing holes on panel do not line up, mark and drill new holes in panel to pass mounting hardware through.

    - Recommended to Mount panel using Nylon Spacers (5/16" x .25"ID available through GMT) to provide standoff.

    Mounting RMP to Safe Door

    Mounting to Internal Wood Panel of Safe Door:

    - Line up RMP in desired location.

    - Using "Hardware Mounting Kit - Self Drilling Screws with Nylon Spacers" available through GMT slide the Self Drilling Screw through the outside edge holes on the RMP, slide a spacer onto it, and then drill/screw into the wood paneling of the safe door.

    - A pilot hole may be drilled if desired prior to applying screws/spacers.

    Attaching Quick Fist Gear Clamps

    - Set Backer Plate into punch out from back of panel at desired location.

    - Accessories with multiple backer plates may need the backer plates to be oriented properly for either vertical or horizontal mounting

    - Pass screws through rubber Quick Fist Clamp and line up with drilled/tapped hole in backer plate, secure by screwing into hole.

    - Multiple sizes of Quick Fist Rubber Clamps are available to secure different sized tools.

    - The same procedure can be used to attach any accessory that requires backer plates

     
     

    Attaching MOLLE Pouches


      

      

      

      

    Upgrading to accept Velcro Hook/Loop Pouches

    To upgrade any RMP to accept Hook backed pouches, morale patches, or accessories follow the below steps:

    To adhere the Adhesive backed Velcro Loop tape to your RMP panel:

    - Purchase "Low Profile Loop - Adhesive Backed - 1" Width" from GMT. 

    - Ensure the panel is cleaned with an alcohol wipe and completely dry.

    - Peel the backing off the adhesive backed velcro tape and place the loop section onto the panel. Press firmly into place, and then press further with a rolling pin or place heavy weight onto panel to compress and ensure full contact.

    - Apply heat from a hair dryer to warm up the panel and the velcro, enabling the adhesive to "run" or liquefy enough to seep into the panel for a better bond.

    - Optionally, use 3M Primer 94 to prime the surface before sticking the adhesive backed velcro into place. This promotes higher adhesion to the panel.

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