Will the Kwick Strike Fit Your Vehicle? Find Your Fit in 60 Seconds
The two most common questions we hear are simple. Will the Kwick Strike fit my vehicle, and will my handgun fit the system? This page answers both. Use the Year, Make, and Model selector along with your handgun information to get a clear answer. You’ll see one of three results: confirmed compatible, pending confirmation, or not currently compatible. If your vehicle is not listed yet, the measurement guide below will help you verify fit in just a few minutes.
Find Your Fit
Three quick questions to find out if the Strike fits your firearm and your vehicle.
Add any accessories on your firearm. Skip this step if your setup is stock.
How to Use the Find Your Fit Tool
The tool uses our vehicle compatibility database along with handgun dimensions to determine whether the Kwick Strike is likely to work with your setup. Select your vehicle information, choose your handgun, and review your result.
✅ Confirmed Compatible
A confirmed compatible result means your vehicle and handgun combination has already been verified through testing, customer installations, or direct fitment confirmation. You can move forward confidently knowing the Kwick Strike has been proven to work in your specific situation.
❓ Pending — Confirmation Needed
A pending result means your vehicle may be compatible, but we need a few measurements to confirm. This often happens with new vehicle models, trim packages, or interior configurations that have not yet been added to our database. Follow the measurement guide below and compare your dimensions.
❌ Not Currently Compatible
A not currently compatible result means we have identified a fitment issue that prevents proper installation or operation. This could be related to center console clearance, seat-track travel range, or structural components within the vehicle. If compatibility changes in the future, we recommend signing up for notifications.
Confirmed compatible? Get the Strike now →
What If Your Vehicle Isn’t on the List?
A vehicle not appearing in the compatibility database does not automatically mean it will not work. In many cases, it simply means we have not verified that specific year, trim level, or interior configuration yet. Our compatibility list continues to grow because customers help expand it. Every month we add additional confirmed vehicles based on measurements, installations, and customer feedback.
The reality is that many vehicles share similar interior dimensions even when they are not listed in the same category. That is why measurements matter. If your vehicle is not currently shown in the tool, follow the guide below and compare the required dimensions. If you still have questions, contact our team with your measurements and we can help review them.
How to Measure Your Vehicle for the Kwick Strike
The measurement guide exists for one reason: to help you determine compatibility before purchasing or beginning installation.
Start by placing your seat in the position you normally use while driving. This is important because seat-track travel range affects available space. One of the most common mistakes we see is measuring with the seat pushed completely forward or completely backward. The Kwick Strike needs to function where you actually drive.
Next, identify the intended mounting location. Check for center console clearance, structural supports, wiring, brackets, and crossbars that may affect movement. Sometimes the opening appears large enough, but something prevents the spring-loaded mechanism from operating correctly. Measure the available width, depth, and height of the mounting area. Pay special attention to overall clearance and moving seat components. These areas can affect operation more than overall dimensions alone.
Compare those measurements against the specifications provided within the fitment tool. The tool accounts for vehicle dimensions, handgun overall length, red dot sight clearance, weapon light clearance, and holstered fit requirements. Finally, review the measurement walkthrough video for a visual demonstration of the process. Most customers complete the entire measurement process in less than five minutes.
Once you’ve confirmed fit, get the Strike →
Will Your Handgun Fit?
Vehicle compatibility is only half the equation. Your handgun must also fit properly within the Kwick Strike system. Fortunately, there are published length, width, and height dimensions for nearly every modern handgun. Our handgun fitment database uses those specifications to determine compatibility. The tool evaluates handgun overall length (OAL), optic configurations, weapon light configurations, and clearance requirements.
Many popular compact and full-size semi-automatic handguns fit the Kwick Strike. Red dot-equipped pistols are often compatible as well, depending on overall optic dimensions and height. If your handgun includes aftermarket accessories, use the fitment tool to verify dimensions before ordering. This provides the most accurate answer and helps avoid surprises during installation.
Important Note: Revolvers are not compatible with the system.
Check Your Handgun’s Dimensions
If your exact setup isn’t in the tool yet, you can check it yourself. Measure your handgun as it sits — with any optic, weapon light, or compensator installed — and compare it to the compatible range below:
- Overall length (OAL): 6.0″–8.0″
- Width (at the widest point): 0.75″–1.4″
- Height (including a red dot or raised sights): 4.0″–5.75″
If any measurement lands within about ⅛″ of a limit, send us your exact numbers before ordering — borderline setups are worth a quick human check.
Full Vehicle Compatibility List
More than 190 vehicles have been confirmed compatible with the Kwick Strike, and the list continues to grow through customer verification and testing on our end. The searchable compatibility table below allows you to quickly find your specific vehicle and review fitment information. The database includes vehicle-specific details where applicable and is updated regularly as new vehicles are added.
| Years | Make | Model | Fit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading the compatibility list… if it doesn’t appear, use the Find Your Fit tool above. | ||||
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Kwick Strike fit with a front bench seat?
Due to the design of bench seats, vehicles with them aren't compatible with the Kwick Strike.
Will the Kwick Strike fit a Ford F-150?
Many Ford F-150 model years have been confirmed compatible. Because trim packages and interior layouts can vary, use the fitment tool to verify your specific year and configuration.
Will the Kwick Strike fit a Glock 19?
Yes. The Glock 19 is one of the most commonly verified handgun models within the compatibility database. Use the handgun selector to confirm your specific configuration, especially if you use an optic or weapon light.
What if my vehicle isn't on the compatibility list?
If your vehicle is not listed, follow the measurement guide above. Many vehicles can be evaluated through measurements even before formal compatibility testing is completed. The compatibility list grows regularly based on customer submissions and verified installations.
Can I check fit before I buy?
Yes. That is exactly what this page is designed to do. The tool provides a confirmed fit, pending confirmation, or known incompatibility result before you place an order.