Owner install / Sequoia
Six vehicle realities · One redesigned mount
Cars and trucks were not designed around a magnetic holster mount. The 4.0 was redesigned to give you more freedom around the geometry already inside yours.
See the Armotech 4.0The vehicle-first listicle
Every photo below comes from an owner vehicle setup—not a generic studio render.
Vehicle file / Real owner setup
Flat panels are rare. Consoles taper, dashboards curve and seat positions vary. A fixed-angle mount makes those differences your problem; the 4.0 lets you tune the orientation.
Vehicle file / Truck cabin
Knees, pedals, shifters, seat travel, wiring, controls and airbag paths all take priority. A responsible installation starts by eliminating interference—not by choosing the nearest empty panel.
Vehicle file / Console angle
The mounting surface determines the base. You determine the final orientation. Rotate the 4.0 to work with a sloped console, vertical panel or tight corner while preserving surrounding clearance.
Vehicle file / Tight console
The 4.0’s deeper spacer moves the grip farther from the mounting surface. That extra hand and finger room is especially useful beside narrow consoles and interior trim.
Vehicle file / Peterbilt 389
A wider interior channel makes space for many light-equipped configurations, including setups with popular TLR and Olight models. Exact combinations still need an individual fit check.
Vehicle file / Tacoma MOLLE
Magnetic retention is rated up to 15 pounds, but the complete installation is only as dependable as the surface and hardware beneath it. Vehicle vibration makes shortcuts easy to expose.
Three-pass vehicle check
Unload and clear the firearm, then dry-fit the exact setup and choose the angle.
Cycle seats, doors, controls and normal body movement; keep safety systems clear.
Install to suitable structure with supplied hardware, then verify fit and retention.
