Just got this done so I could carry a truck gun securely or as securely as possible. It is a Tuffy products truck storage. Made out or 16ga steel and pry proof lips. Securely attaches to the heavy bolts that attach the seat to the floor, then attached inside the safe with wing nuts for quick removal if you need the floor space. You can't remove the safe unless you have access to the inside of the safe with the key. Used a hot knife to cut out the Kaizen foam so the gun and mags doesn't slide around inside the safe. Mine is only about 38" long because my truck has a factory sub box that takes up 1/3 of my floor. This fits my needs perfect for the AR, but if you have a longer gun Tuffy makes one for those as well as long as you don't have a factory sub box .

Turned out pretty good I'm liking it so far, gives a good piece of mind. With the seat down it looks factory and most people wouldn't even think to look there.

Very nice!

That's looks good. I wish I had a truck.

Ohhh, that is nice!

I have been looking at those. Very tempting

That's pretty slick.

Nice!

Thanks guys I like it my first try at cutting foam was touch and go up around the scope was running out of room but got it done.

That looks awesome man. Nice and clean install too. I may need one of those.

Very nice! Job well done

That looks good and I like your clean foam cuts. Did the foam come with it? If not where did you get it?
I see on Tuffy website they do offer full size which will house 2 scoped rifles. Need to add to my wish list.

That's awesome. I want one.

It doesn't come with the foam, got it on eBay for $32 shipped for a 2'x4'x 2-1/4". It's called kaizen foam it is layered 1/8" thick so you cut just as deep as you need and then pull the foam layer out 1/8" at a time. Works great.

Sweet!!!!

I've gotten some inquiries about the truck safe and just wanted to post this in the thread for others.

I ordered mine from 4wheelparts.com LINK and used the code SAVEBIG for some money off. Just search TUFFY and pick your truck. They are a Texas company so you have to pay taxes but it was still the cheapest I could find it even with taxes.. They ship really fast think I had mine in one day.

This is the foam I bought from ebay LINK

This is the hot knife/wire I bought from ebay LINK

The hot knife works great at cutting through the foam and making nice neat cuts, but you can also use a long blade box cutter to get it done as well.

Here is a video to show you how to work the foam, a lot of people complain because they tear foam out but like he is doing it with his finger to pull one layer at a time works great.

I would like to look at it tomorrow at the shoot if possible.

No problem!

x2

Great idea. Thanks for sharing

Looks awesome Kyle. Gonna put this on the prize table tomorrow?

Thanks guys lol sorry Tim this one is staying with me

Looks even better than the fireplace.....nicely done Sir!