The Cupolster from Vets Tactical fixes that problem fast. Craig and I covered it on the podcast. Most in-car holster options fall short. The Cupolster doesn’t. It fits your cup holder. No screws. No Velcro. No games. Just solid access when it counts.
You’ve got a carry gun. You’re in the car. Now what?
The Cupolster solves all of that. It puts your gun where your hand naturally goes. No tools needed. No setup time. Just drop it in and go.
Magnetic mounts are risky. Heavy guns slide. Road bumps knock them loose.
Center consoles take time to open. Two hands. Extra steps.
Glove boxes? Even worse. Reaching across your body under stress is a bad idea.
If it’s not fast, it’s not good.
Slide it into the cup holder. Clip in your holster. Done.
No Velcro. No custom brackets. No dashboard damage.
It stays stable. Your draw stays consistent. And when it’s time to go, you grab and move—fast.
We’ve seen it work in trucks, sedans, compact cars, and everything in between.
You don’t need more gear. You need better gear. The Cupolster is it.
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The Cupolster is a holster base that drops into your car’s cup holder. It holds your EDC pistol upright and ready to draw without needing tools or permanent install.
Yes. Magnetic mounts can shift or fail on rough roads. The Cupolster locks your gun in place using your existing holster and keeps it steady.
You can. Most standard Kydex or hybrid holsters with a belt clip will fit. No need to buy something new.
It fits most cup holders in cars, trucks, and SUVs. Some deeper or oddly shaped holders may need a spacer or adapter.
That depends on your state’s carry laws. Some allow loaded carry in a vehicle. Others have restrictions. Check local laws before using.
No. That’s the point. Just place it in your cup holder, clip in your holster, and you’re done.
If you’re legally carrying and the firearm is in a proper holster that covers the trigger, yes. Just don’t leave it unattended or unsecured if you’re out of the vehicle.
Yes. That’s why it exists. The draw angle is designed to clear your belt and body quickly from a seated position.
You carry to be ready. Don’t let your vehicle be the weak link.
The Cupolster gives you fast access, clean lines, and no extra effort.
Veteran made. Battle tested. Field ready.
Pick one up at Vets Tactical, build your ammo pile at Ammo Squared, and keep your firearm clean with Boomlube.
Get your setup right.
Because when the moment comes, faster matters.
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