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Thanks Jim, however, I think house painting and fun are oxymoronic.

Now shooting and fun, that goes together nicely.

Well, momma made it home and the bank account is not totally depleted. I can reach that pocket in the rear of the passenger's seat. Bit of a stretch, but makes more sense that the other options and is certainly concealed. Now, to find the correct holster (IE read cheap) to put Velcro on to stick it correctly in that pocket (it is a big old thing).

Thanks for the advise.

I do have a pocket on the rear of the passenger seat. But alas, I ran out to check out the idea, and momma has taken my truck to Home Depot (she is painting - oh don't get me started). The worst programs on TV are how to remodel your home. Every few months we are repainting again.

Man, they may be just the ticket. I will repost with my impressions just as soon as she finishes buying all the paint and accessories that home depot owns.

I would like to make a pistol more accessible in my truck. The problem I have is that my wife also drives the truck, moving the seat back and forth doing so, and therefore, placing a gun in between the seat and the console is not really reasonable.

If I were to set up a holster on the right side of the truck, under the steering wheel feet area (I do not know what this part of the vehicle is called other than if you extend the console up to the front, it would be on the left side of this feature, accessible by my right hand), would this be considered NON CONCEALED, and therefore a problem.

Putting in under the drivers side window storage area would remove the conceal-ability issue (somewhat), but would not make it accessible for an easy right hand draw (pull it out with the left and transfer it I guess).

My normal concealed handgun is a Kel-tec PF-9 in my pocket, not easily accessible when sitting in my truck.

I apologize for not knowing what to call all the areas of my truck, but a mechanic I am not.

Thanks