What: A two-point, strap-mounted holder—buttstock boot + barrel clip—that secures your shotgun or rifle upright on a tree. No screws. Quiet install. When: Calling, glassing, swapping shells, or shooting photos in timber, field edges, or the backyard range. Why: Rock-steady control with your firearm off the ground and your hands free. Bark-friendly (no drilling) and fast to deploy. Highlights * Two-point support = steady, upright hold * Quiet strap-on install—no screws in trees * Bark-grip backplate + drain-through boot base * Lightweight, packs flat; field-tough polymer * Includes two 4-ft cam straps * Fits 12/20-ga shotguns; accommodates common rifle stocks How it works (tree-ready in minutes) * Wrap a cam strap and mount the buttstock boot at hip height; cinch until it bites the bark. * Mount the barrel clip above it (typical spacing 18–24 in); cinch second strap. * Rest unloaded firearm: butt in boot, barrel in clip. * Snug straps so the gun sits vertical and doesn’t spin. What’s in the box * TreeLock Buttstock Boot ×1 * TreeLock Barrel Clip ×1 * Cam straps (4 ft) ×2 Specs * Mount: Two included 4-ft cam straps (no screws required) * Construction: ABS polymer components; polyester straps; metal cam buckles * Colo