Posted: 4/20/2009 2:13:17 PM EDT
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I recall these were sold on the EE back in the day. It struck me as an excellent way to store your black rifle when it's out of the safe, vs just leaning it in the corner.
I bought a single with mag storage. I'm going to mount it in my walk in closet. Single, without mag storage ![]()
Single with mag storage ![]()
Multiple with mag storage
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I'm sure it locks in with the mag catch. That's how my vise block works... When I say "secure" I mean "lock it to". -Mark. I think I could run a lock through a hole I could drill in the part that holds the rifle (fake mag) and run it through the trigger guard... not totally secure but might keep the kids off it... hmmmm... I have been looking for something like this for a while... Thanks. |
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I'm sure it locks in with the mag catch. That's how my vise block works... When I say "secure" I mean "lock it to". -Mark. I think I could run a lock through a hole I could drill in the part that holds the rifle (fake mag) and run it through the trigger guard... not totally secure but might keep the kids off it... hmmmm... I have been looking for something like this for a while... Thanks. While I don't have any crumb crunchers running around very often, it does happen. I mounted mine up about eye level. I wanted it high enough that it wasn't in the way of dragging stuff out of the safes. My plan is to just leave it on the rack at night - in the event of a water landing, I can grab it and go, vs looking for the key and trying get stuff out of the safe. Lock it back up when I go to work. As for adding a lock - maybe a cable lock like the ones that come with a new handgun - hole thru the 'mag' and loop it thru the trigger guard. Viola |






