Means of securing a shotgun to a walker

[BarryinIN]

Have some adaptation of the gun mounts used in the gun carts used in 3-gun competition? Most of us adapted a mount meant for ATVs.

 

[BarryinIN]

Source for above:

Shooting Carts

Shooting Carts

ruggedgear.com

 

[luggcampion]

For Over Under I've seen a belt "J" hook, 1-2 inch flat aluminum, leather covered. Think I can find it now, NO. I'm thinking for moving you would likely want to secure both at the break and the barrel.
You may also try and look at various SASS gun carts. Some have seats. Mine is just an open box sized for the stock and an "U" for the barrel. "U" is fur lined, Beaver scrap, and barrel is held in place by a leather strap slotted for screws. Use fur to stop barrel polishing. Fuzzy velcro does not work. Shop Goodwill for a women's fur collar. Leather strap can be found at and farm store that sells horse tack. Punch a hole in the leather and slice where it fits the screw snug.

 

[Bassbob]

The locking mechanisms from the stands cops mount their shotguns to in the cruiser. They can be taken off the stand and attached to anything. I have one out in my shop screwed to a wall above one of my benches.

 

[DeploraBill]

In my opinion. STOP SHOOTING until you figure it out. You endanger yourself and all the shooters on the line as well as any spectators.
It's tough love....Stop !!

FU very much.

 

[DeploraBill]

Honestly guys I wouldn’t want to take walker to any location where a shotgun might be necessary for my safety.

FU too, very much

 

[DeploraBill]

I have shot skeet and trap for many years and encountered a number of folks who shot from seated walkers or scooters. One of the best skeet shooters I knew shot a .410 from a seated walker. It can be done safely.

Do you recall how he held his gun going from station to station?

 

[HayesGreener]

Do you recall how he held his gun going from station to station?

An over/under, broke open and draped over his lap