Mount indenifaction?

[derekchace]

Can any one tell me what the three mounts on the right are. They look like SLR rifle mounts? Also where would they mount.
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/gg298/steeltiger22/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_5829.jpg

[Terrys]

rifle and Pyrene (to us, a fire extinguisher) mounts. Umm, did I indenifact them OK?

[LaneRover]

The rifle mount on my 69 is mounted on top of the dash. Yes the pieces on the right are a rifle mount - though mine only has 2.

Brent

[derekchace]

I found them on craiglist and I am going to go take a look at them. I am just not sure I can get the rifle mounts to fir my rovers. I have a 1975 lightweight and a 1982 109 ffr with the plastic dash. I am wondering with a little modification if I could get them to fit as I would love to mount my L1A1 or Sten in the rovers.

[LaneRover]

You can mount them anywhere there is a flat surface.

Right side up or sideways - as long as it is flat it doesn't really matter what angle the surface is at.

[siii8873]

I have seen the rifle mounts mounted on the bulkhead between the cab and tub behind the seats

[LaneRover]

In reference to the thread "Thank you AMC's Walking Dead" you could always get another set, mount them to the 'wings' and using surplus throttle linkage parts hook up a trigger pull by the front seat.

[amcordo]

In reference to the thread "Thank you AMC's Walking Dead" you could always get another set, mount them to the 'wings' and using surplus throttle linkage parts hook up a trigger pull by the front seat.


While I appreciate your vigor in the matter, I don't believe spinal mounted guns will work on a series vs. zombie battlefield. Steering is to slow to get a good lock on the fast and erraticly moving zombies.

[LaneRover]

While I appreciate your vigor in the matter, I don't believe spinal mounted guns will work on a series vs. zombie battlefield. Steering is to slow to get a good lock on the fast and erraticly moving zombies.

Tunnels?

[mfreeman]

These look the the .303 Enfield rifle mounts common on MOD vehicles from the 1940's though the mid to late 1960's. Fairly common, but still a neat bit of MOD kit from the period.

Mark