Handgun Hanger, Wall Mount Pistol Rack Suitable for Desk or Wardrobe, Pistol Organizer for Displays and Cabinet (6 Packs for 6 Guns)

Great addition to safe room

These are great! Can economically and efficiently display small guns from .22 all the way to heavy old flintlock and percussion pistols.I make my own wood racks for long guns, but was looking at expanding a rack to hold pistols on the sides. As a novice blacksmith, I had an idea to make something almost like this using some plastidip stuff, but decided to search- sure enough these are already made and cheap enough for me to not bother putting in the time and effort! Plus, they have foam and black screws included. I just ordered an extra set to expand my capacity for another rack!Installation tip- use a thin drill bit to drill a pilot hole for the top screw and mount the top screw first to secure it. Then, once secure, do a pilot hole in the lower hole. I used a screw driver extension with a sleeve on my drill and slowly screwed it in. The sleeve rolled on the hook, not marring it, and the bit was able to get enough grip at a slight angle to get the screw in straight without hassle. Repeated 6 times- turned out as pictured.Close-up is of my big old Johnson (No, really, that’s what that flintlock pistol on the bottom left is!), showing these hooks can ummm take it. The one on the bottom right is a .69. Nice, right? I probably wouldn’t try these with an AR pistol, but short of that, based on what I’ve put on them, you should be good.

Worked well attached to drywall in my room to armory conversion.

These things are space savers! I love them.

You wouldn't think they'd hold the heavier pistols hold my fully tactical 9mm with an extended mag and never flexed, just know if you want to put a 22 on it you'll have to remove the plastic slip on scratch gard from the end. All in all works extremely well with my guns from 45 to 22

I bought these to use with my handgun, the issue is that when I screwed them in and placed my 44 mag on it the screw holes were so close to the edge the metal did not hold. But when used with my 9mm they were able to better handle the weight. The mounting surface should have been thicker.

These hangers are a good value and the Vinyl Coating is a must-have, without it the handgun would be damaged in a very short amount of time. However, I did want a bit of a tighter fit down the barrel so I added a section of silicone tubing and it works just the way I wanted. There is one point concerning the image and write up for this product. The write-up states that they can be used for rifles and shotguns, but doesn't show how they would be used. It is obvious to me that it would take at least two of these hangers placed on a wall or even a door so that the rifle could be suspended between them. I originally bought these hangers for two handguns but I actually used two of them to hang a shotgun on the back wall of a closet.

Did exactly what I needed to do to hang my guns up in the closet