Gun-Rack,Adjustable Gun-Rack-Wall-Mount,Heavy Duty Steel Gun-Rack-for-Wall,Indoor-Gun-Racks 3/6/8/12 Slot Rifle-Rack Display Stand

The media could not be loaded.  After purchasing several different types of racks over the years, I found this one to be exactly what I needed. Mounting was easy, the holders are able to handle the weight and are easily adjustable.

We didn’t have space for a gun safe and wanted a place that is completely hidden and didn’t look like a gun safe. These work great, using a small closet and putting a lock on it, no one knows it is where my husband’s hunting gear is. He says that they fir multiple brands and styles of his guns. Sturdy and easy to install and use

This is a decent rack, fairly sturdy material and seems to hold weapons acceptably. However, do yourself a favor and follow this one installation hack. This will cost a bit more to buy the supplies, but it will make this mount system rock solid:Many of the negative reviews discuss the inability of the wall fasteners to stay put in the wall, with one reviewer mentioning that the entire rack came down after mounting, damaging his weapons.1. When you are installing, always install into the wall studs. Due to the odd set spacing of the mounting holes on the rails of this rack system, lining them up with your wall studs might be impossible.2. If you can't line the holes on the rails up with your wall studs, run to the hardware store and buy a 2x4 and 8 1.5 or 2" bolts or leg screws . Cut the 2x4 into two (2) 32 inch length pieces. Use a stud finder to find the studs, then line the 2x4 pieces up on the wall and mark on the 2x4's where to drill for the bolts. Hold the 2x4 piece on the wall, holes lined up with the studs, a level on the top to ensure level, and screw the bolts in to the 2x4 and through into the stud. Then mount the rails onto the mounted 2x4 pieces and follow the remainder of the directions on the instruction sheet from there.This hack does two things: it provides a stable mount that is into the studs and not just the drywall. If you do this, the mount isn't going anywhere. I have 6 modified and fully accessorized rifles with full mags on the rack and the rack acts like it's empty. Second, the 2x4's provide extra space between the rails and the wall, allowing room for for larger scopes/optics/lights. You have invested hundreds/thousands of your hard earned dollars into your weapons- don't leave them at the mercy of crappy drywall hardware mounting.

Really nice quality easy to put up and come together and seem very sturdy! They handle alot of weight for sure. The rubberized areas of the rests are complete and will NOT mark your firearms!! Awesome product!!

Installation was simple and the guns fit securely. Perfect for what we needed.

well made

I went through several methods of securing my guns, and this one so far is one of the best I've seen. The mounting plate is solid 20ga steel, with the actual mounting edge a thick 14ga steel. The coating is hard enamel and feels pretty thick. It hold the rifles securely in position.The hardware to attach to the wall is included, but it's a very basic drywall anchor. It will work in a pinch, but if you can find the studs, I would mount directly to the studs, and use better drywall anchors for the other holes (there are 5 top and bottom in total).I got the smaller one that holds 3 rifles, but there is enough space on the plate for 4. Maybe in the future they will offer additional hooks that could be purchased separately. Or just buy another rack and use the hooks from that. It's definitely cheap enough.Overall, I am very satisfied with this rack. It's overall a very high quality rack. The closest I've seen in quality and functionality costs twice as much and only holds 2 guns. I would definitely recommend this one.

So the rack itself is great. Rails and brackets are easy to install and hold the intended items very well. If concerned about anything falling out, don't. If you insist on it, buy some short little bungie cords and they will provide added security from knocking something off. Now for the bad point. The screws and anchors are the cheapest, lowest quality pieces of shit I have ever come across. I upgraded the anchors to one's that would actually hold some weight and the provided screws get snapping heads whether a drill or hand tightened. Do yourself a favor and just go buy some quality screws to mount these racks. If that minor upgrade is made these will be perfect showroom quality racks.