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Silver Bullet founder Isaac Tussey pulling the ultra-wide drawer to full extension beside the truck

Built by the Engineer Who Needed a Better Answer

From first prototype to patent-pending truck storage, Silver Bullet was engineered around real work, exact fitment, and long ownership.

Built by the Engineer Who Needed a Better Answer

From first prototype to patent-pending truck storage, Silver Bullet was engineered around real work, exact fitment, and long ownership.

Why Silver Bullet Exists

Silver Bullet began in the bed of a working truck. Mechanical engineer and outdoorsman Isaac Tussey used his pickup as a mobile workshop, an everyday hauler, and an elk-hunting base camp. Existing drawer systems wasted usable space, made gear harder to reach, and asked owners to accept the same familiar compromises.

I couldn't find the drawer system I wanted, so I engineered and built it. Isaac started with the truck bed's actual geometry: wider storage, access that brings gear to the tailgate, a hard-working platform above, and components designed to be serviced instead of discarded.

Mechanical Engineer. Hands-On Builder. Founder.

Silver Bullet founder installing a clean black anodized drawer system in the workshop

Built in Palmer Lake, Colorado

Silver Bullet truck drawer system carrying ranch gear in Colorado

Why Silver Bullet?

Silver Bullet T-slot platform and clean anodized drawer front detail

Start With the Truck You Drive

See the exact dimensions, usable-volume comparison, extension, pricing, and fitment details for every launch-supported Silver Bullet system.

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