Condition zero carry
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Whatever you have to use, remove that bolt and set it aside for later. I ended up using an impact wrench to remove mine. However, if your seat was mounted by the same gorilla who mounted mine, you’ll find the ratchet useless. Then you need to remove the mounting bolt using the 18mm socket and ratchet. The first step: pry off the plastic lid on the trim covering the seat mount bolt at the front of the driver’s seat next to the console.
Condition zero carry install#
To install in the 2-door, you’ll need something to pry with, an 18mm socket and ratchet (and possibly a breaker bar and/or impact wrench), a T30 Torx driver, and (optionally) a torque wrench. However, there are some minor differences with the 2-door version. That was fine, unless you’re visually-oriented like I am.įortunately there’s a Wrangler forum where a poster installed the 4-door version and documented the process with pictures. Then they described the procedure for me. I called Condition Zero about this and was told they didn’t include an instruction sheet because no one ever reads them and besides, it’s so easy to install. Only one thing didn’t come with the mount: installation instructions. That black embroidered bag is for you to use to cover your weapon if your state prohibits openly carrying one in a vehicle. The holster has a snap strap to secure the gun. The mount itself is powder-coated steel and comes with self-adhesive Velcro for mounting the included holster. They also make a mount for the 4-door Wrangler that looks similar, but has a slightly different installation. I have a 2-door Wrangler JK, so I bought their pistol mount designed specifically for that model. Condition Zero makes a variety of weapon mounts for Jeeps and ATVs, plus a pistol clamp mount and rifle mount that should work in a variety of vehicles.