A Car-Window Rifle Mount was constructed for Kansas City, MO, area farmer Donnie Hupp, who has difficulty in holding a gun. Made of aluminum plates bent at right angles, the top and bottom of the mount frame have a threaded rod welded at each end. The rods extending from the top plate and those extending from the bottom plate are connected to each other by expansion nuts that allow the frame to be wedged into the open car window. A horizontal shaft with a sliding center-mounting bracket runs between the two vertical threaded rods about halfway up the mount frame. The rifle rests on the bracket, which is padded with duct-tape-wrapped foam rubber to prevent the gun from slipping too far forward. A leather strap secures the rifle to the mount. The bracket allows the gun to be pivoted up and down or swiveled.