Truck Camper Tie Downs

If the anchor points are pulling out of the camper, you need to address that issue, not the Fastguns.  You may have rot in the camper where the anchors are attached that needs to be repaired/replaced. 

I'll agree with MORSNOW if 300lbs of force is causing an issue then the fast guns are not the issue, I probably get closer to 4-500 lbs with my bottle screw tie downs.  if you think about it your stopping a 3000+ lb object from shifting around in your truck bed.  find out why its flexing and see if that is an issue or not.  if not your done, if it is an issue then you have to figure out how to fix it.  

The tie downs are supposed to keep the camper in place, even in an emergency situation. If the camper structure is too soft to anchor it down safely, I would be more worried about the camper than the tiedowns.

Personally, I don't think switching over to the Happijac tiedowns will make a difference.

Thanks for all your valuable input.  i addressed beefing up the camper to tie down connection by having a steel plate welded to the tie down points that I then drilled holes through and inserted toggle bolts through the bottom of the camper.  This way any force is distributed over a much wider area.  I agree with Grit-dog, I just make sure they are snug and check them now and again.  looks to be working….  Again, thanks for your responses, much appreciated.