How does the holster mount to the wall? Will I have to drill a hole?
895836
The holder is a mechanism that if you submit it to the left it opens it up and then spin it to the right it develops suction
895837
There is a single screw in the middle--but you could probably mount it with a strong glue if you wanted to
1140293
It comes with a screw to put in the wall and you can hang it on the screw. I however, used 3M Command Velcro strips. I wasn't sure exactly where I wanted them mounted. It's heavy duty and works great! You apply a velcro strip to the wall and one to the unit. I can change my mind and remove them any time without any damage to the wall. I would recommend this installation.
1135261
I mounted it semi flush in the wall by cutting out a whole matching the size of the safe along a stud. I then built a stud box to line the hole and secured the safe on all 4 sides to the studs. A little spackle and paint and it is nicely installed. You need to leave it out about 2 inches to allow the door to swing open. Hope that is helpful.
1140975
I simply screwed it to the wall with the screws supplied. It's better if you can locate the wall studs or you will need to use plastic sheetrock fasteners after drilling the appropriate sized holes.
1627611
The mounting is an L shaped bracket. I was lucky enough to have someone on hand with the right tools to cut the L shape in to an I shape. Then screw it into the wall and hang as you would.
1540813
I didn't see any way to drill into a wall. But the reason I purchased the mount is because i did not want to drill into the wall and have the flexibility to move around.
1939244
Yes you need to drill holds in the wall.I put a post in the ground next to the water spigot and mounted it to the post. Works great. Easy to clean
1991601
It was very simple. I purchased a couple 1 1/4" screws and screwed them in the appointed spot with a power drill. My mount is very secure and has held my gun in very tightly.
38396
The holster is a pocket holster made to put in the pocket. The holster can not attach to a belt or anything else. Other wise it seems to be built well and does protect the gun
1384836
No drilling. It's spring loaded and stays put. It helped to read the suggestions on Amazon. The directions made it look like you could tilt it down and it would easily extend for sizing. Took a bit of effort. Looks good. Glad I got it.
861919
With 4 screws, one at each corner. You will need a pilot hole for metal, for wood you will just need a steady push with a screwdriver. Holds all sizes of weapon very securely, I'm very happy with it.
2238937
The holes for the mounting screws are in the back and the screws will go into the wall. Mine was mounted onto a wood surface so I did not have to use screw anchors which would be needed if mounted on wallboard. Two other things, if you use an electric driver you will need a longer phillips head bit (mine is mounted with the short loops downward, you'll need to see which way will make the longer loops level so there is no danger of the glasses sliding off) and secondly I twisted the heads off of the cheap screws that came with it so I believe it would be a good idea to buy a couple of better quality screws from your local hardware store. Otherwise it looks good and does the job. The holes for the mounting screws are in the back and the screws will go into the wall. Mine was mounted onto a wood surface so I did not have to use screw anchors which would be needed if mounted on wallboard. Two other things, if you use an electric driver you will need a longer phillips head bit (mine is mounted with the short loops downward, you'll need to see which way will make the longer loops level so there is no danger of the glasses sliding off) and secondly I twisted the heads off of the cheap screws that came with it so I believe it would be a good idea to buy a couple of better... » Read More The holes for the mounting screws are in the back and the screws will go into the wall. Mine was mounted onto a wood surface so I did not have to use screw anchors which would be needed if mounted on wallboard. Two other things, if you use an electric driver you will need a longer phillips head bit (mine is mounted with the short loops downward, you'll need to see which way will make the longer loops level so there is no danger of the glasses sliding off) and secondly I twisted the heads off of the cheap screws that came with it so I believe it would be a good idea to buy a couple of better quality screws from your local hardware store. Otherwise it looks good and does the job. « Show Less
1317410
No mounting holes. I wanted to mount it to a wall but there's nothing there. But if u decide to secure it to a table you can with the security cable
1370491
Depending on what gun you want to mount the sights on. With the mounting equipment supplied, you will need to shave the screws down or get ones that are not supplied. I didn't have to drill and tap but you will need different mounting screws.
741007
I did drill holes in my door, and used the plastic brackets furnished to mount to a wall. This made a very tight, solid installation. But you should be able to buy some removeable, glue-tape brackets, and use them just as well. The shelves worked very well for us.
1185073
yes, you have to drill 2 small holes on the door edge that goes into the safe, at the top. Comes with screws. Works great. I taped the rack to the door on where it needed to be, not to close to the forward edge. By taping it, put your handgun in the rack and make sure the door will close properly. My safe had shelves and a center divider in the safe.
186700
The holster is universal, the buckles to install it to your belt goes through the middle of it, so you shift it.