>>>I see at american movies it like an american country symbol. A rifle on back window of a pickup. You cannot put your gun on a seeable place in there. I think so it makes guns for children eyes an usual accessory.
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>>Metin, people have told you over and over again what you see in movies is not the norm here. I live in Iowa, considered as one of the top country places in the country, and I have never seen anybody with a gunrack in their truck. I don't even think it's legal anymore. All guns have to be unloaded and in a secure case to be transported in a vehicle, as far as I know.
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>Did you ever go countryside? I'm not sure movies are wrong. They're not sci-fi. Look these links. There are a lot of type truck gun racks selling in the USA...
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>http://www.cabelas.com/prod-1/0045916523045a.shtml
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>http://cgi.ebay.com/TRUCK-ONE-GUN-SECURITY-RACK-RIFLE-SHOTGUN_W0QQitemZ140107700207QQihZ004QQcategoryZ73961QQcmdZViewItem
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>http://www.pitstopautoparts.com/truckgunrack.html
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>http://www.mackspw.com/sort.asp?id=94_114&d=Truck_Gun_Racks
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>http://www.nextag.com/the-gun-rack/search-html
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>http://www.sportsmansguide.com/cb/cb.asp?a=88673

And I know 3 people who own gun racks in their trucks, but use them for hanging bridles, ropes and coats. Two of the people do not own a gun either. So gun racks are not always used for what you think.