Kolpin Rhino Grip Double 21505 Review

I use it on my 2002 Sportsman 500. I carry .300WSM and .410 both nice and safe. The only thing I've learned that I want to warn you about is that straps tend to slip and get lost if they're not tight against something. I bought a few spares and parts to keep in my gear bag. I bought a replacement from another brand that is a bit smaller and I think it lends itself better to tensioning even if you don't tie anything. Here is the link for those. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0012TT7LQ/ref=oh_…

Cheap plastic bracket. I chose this gun rack based on the Revain reviews. The mounting set contains Phillips screws on one side and a lock nut on the other side. It was difficult not to tear off the crosshead with the lock nut. Had it been a standard machine screw the installation would have been a five star device. After the arduous installation, I looked at the installed rack, grabbed the gun to see if they were lined up correctly, and struck. He collapsed. Check out the design. It's plastic…

I used two pairs of these grips to convert an old Instep jogging stroller into a gun cart that can hold up to 4 guns. I removed everything from the stroller except the main seat and attached the Rhino handles to the outer frame on each side of the stroller, top and bottom. I added a 1/4" Masonite plate under the seat to provide some strength and rigidity. It's strong and large enough to hold 16 boxes (stacked on top of each other) of cartridges for a full 4-shot sporting target cartridge. To…

Good quality and the elements hold up well in the ribbed rubber but I spent 2 hours installing them on the square bar. I tried to carry a pitchfork behind my mule's seat. According to the description, they should work on square bars. The notches in brackets slid into the corners of the square bars, causing the claws to be crooked. Turns out I had to rotate the brackets in an illogical direction to prevent this. All of the round bars on my UTV are too big and I really didn't want to drill holes…

This is my second Kolpin gun stand, never used as a gun stand. The first was mounted on the back of my UTV on a flat surface and was used to hold an ax and shovel. Easy to assemble as I used sheet metal screws. No problems after two years of intensive use. This new application was used on my SUV roof rack which meant I had to use their 5/8" pipe clamp system. They contain incredibly long Phillips screws on one end. The nuts come with nylon inserts to prevent loosening due to vibration. But with