How to Keep a Shotgun Ready in a Duck Blind
Leaning a shotgun in the corner is how guns hit the floor. Read the surface, seat the stock, put the barrel on the magnet — the Blind Pack is that setup.
Leaning a shotgun in the corner is how guns hit the floor. Read the surface, seat the stock, put the barrel on the magnet — the Blind Pack is that setup.
Google mixes holders (park the gun) with shooting rests (you aim from those). CoJo sells a deer stand gun holder — handy, upright, not an aiming rest.
A magnet holds where the barrel actually touches it. Pair it with the Assperatus stock holder so the gun stands at 90 degrees with full contact — that pair is the Blind Pack.
Search "duck blind gun holder" and you get clamps, OEM accessories, and one-off mounts. CoJo sells a system: magnet plus Assperatus, as the Blind Pack.
Not sure whether you need a magnet, a stock holder, or a rack? Here is how to match the mount to where you actually put your gun — by surface, by firearm, and by use case.