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4/11/2017 12:22:57 AM EDT
I should be receiving a Superior Master 50 safe tomorrow, and would like to build gun rack that can pull out.  I looked at a Reed safe and kind of like their pull out rack.  

The biggest problem I am having, is figuring out what I want to use to hold the barrel or hand guards of my guns.  I will have a few normal length AR's, but will also have a AR pistol and in the future two SBR"s.  So with a normal rack the SBR's will be to short, so would be nice to have something that adjusts height.

I was thinking about using the Secureit kit and then mounting a cradle grid on each side of the shelf.




Does anyone have any other companies that make similar stuff or opinions on this.
4/11/2017 8:59:31 AM EDT
[#1]
So do you want the pull out system, or do you want the cradle system? Or do you want a pull out system that uses the cradle system?


I don't see how the cradle system would save you much, if any room, over just the standard set up in the safe.
If you're a bit handy, I would say that pullout system wouldn't be hard to build at all. A small platform for the drawer slides, some nice plywood or solid board, and a little time with the skilsaw/router. The hardest part would be the drawer slides, but that isn't too bad, you'd also have to make sure to get a nice heavy duty set.


ETA: I missed the part about the SBRs/Pistol. It looks like the shelves have built in standards, so it wouldn't be hard at all just to add a another loop, or even just a single sided loop for the shorter rifles. They might also fit with the stock extended all the way, that's what I have to do with mine.
4/11/2017 1:01:37 PM EDT
[#2]
This is the other company that I am familiar with. No experience with either.

http://www.gallowtech.com/package-101.aspx
4/12/2017 12:01:10 AM EDT
[#3]
Unkonwhavoc- I was thinking of a pull out system with a cradle system or something like it.  I am open and I guess that's why I posted to get some input or opinions.  I know I may not really get more guns in there, it's more about having them sit in there more organized and easier to get out.   I am not really a huge fan of rack systems that come in gun safes.

My dad is pretty good at building stuff so I am sure we can figure out something, just mainly want to figure out how to mount the guns.  

FAS1: Thanks, similar to the one I posted.  I wonder what one works better or if there is others.

I still have to look at all of the dimensions more, but thinking possibly 3 or 4 guns on each side and then maybe 2 or 3 guns on the front of the rack.  Again it will depend on what style racking I would use and how things fit the best.
4/12/2017 12:33:28 AM EDT
[#5]
You have one hell of a garage!
4/18/2017 11:51:49 PM EDT
[#6]
Thanks xeeoneyx

So I finally got some time and went to Sportsmanguide and picked up a 2 gun Secureit rack to see how I liked it. It didn't really work the way I wanted it to. Most stuff fit in it well, but a thicker quad rail didn't fit right.  I think the other brand that was listed above might work better, but wish I could pick up locally to try it first.

I wish I could find something where a barrel or rail would actually click into place so it wouldn't have movement, specially since this will be on a pull out rack.
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