Yamaha Viking Vi / Viking Gun Boot Mount 1xd-k750b-v0-00 on 2040-parts.com
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States
 
Our Gun Boot Mount provides secure transport of one or two Gun Boots. It can be configured with up to three Gun Boot Mounts to carry a total of six gun boots. The design allows you to remove the end portion of the gun boot without removing the entire boot from the mount. Other features include easy access to firearm, adjustable levers to provide quick, tool-less attachment to the bed rail system, three mounting positions, and black wrinkle powder-coat finish designed to match the Viking. Note: Accessory Bed Rails are required to mount the Gun Boot Mount on all Viking and Viking VI Non-SE models. 1XD-K750B-V0-00 VIKING(2016, 2015, 2014) VIKING VI(2016, 2015) |
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