Gun Storage Solutions Handgun Hangers

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posted on August 24, 2011
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Gun Storage Solution’s American-made Handgun Hangers enable suspension of handguns by their barrels beneath 3/4 to 7/8-inch-thick shelves in gun safes, kitchen cabinets, closets and bed frames, freeing up space atop.

In gun safes, overall handgun length must not exceed 10 inches, otherwise the door might not shut. They are suitable for .22-cal. and larger bore diameters, and vinyl caps are included to hold the larger-caliber guns, as well as to ensure a tight grip on the shelf.

The hangers feature powder-coated metal to prevent bore damage. Handgun Hangers are sold in packs of two and six for $10 and $28, respectively.

Contact: Gun Storage Solutions; (309) 725-3341; www.storemoreguns.com.

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