Can I hang a rack inside door to hold pistols, like the "rack 'em" ?
1979039
The plastic and foam holders shown in the photo are junk. they fell off within a week. If you have strong adhesive clips, you can hang things in the rack. You just can't use the holders they provide. the safe is a great deal, I just have everything sitting on the floor or on the really small top shelf. I hope this helps.
1979040
Remember that this is a locker and not a safe. I would only hang other firearms in the safe not in this locker which is great for keeping away from children but not strong enough to keep away from someone who wanted to break in.
1979041
I suppose you could rig something up Vertically. Depends on the space between the closed door and whatever type of Rifles you keep inside your Cabinet. I bought a small steel rack at the Home Depot for about $5 with I believe 6 protruding hooks to hold AR15 magazines held in Plastic Bags right below the top shelf in the back wall of the Cabinet. There was enough room to do so without them interfering with my Rifles. I just looked at that Rac em 8 pistol set up here on Amazon. Have no idea how wide they are made so I can measure inside my cabinet to see if it fits. If you find out email me back with the length and I will check my cabinet to see if it will fit. I suppose you could rig something up Vertically. Depends on the space between the closed door and whatever type of Rifles you keep inside your Cabinet. I bought a small steel rack at the Home Depot for about $5 with I believe 6 protruding hooks to hold AR15 magazines held in Plastic Bags right below the top shelf in the back wall of the Cabinet. There was enough room to do so without them interfering with my Rifles. I just looked at that Rac em 8 pistol set up here on Amazon. Have no idea how wide they are made so I can measure inside my cabinet to see if it fits. If you find out email me... » Read More I suppose you could rig something up Vertically. Depends on the space between the closed door and whatever type of Rifles you keep inside your Cabinet. I bought a small steel rack at the Home Depot for about $5 with I believe 6 protruding hooks to hold AR15 magazines held in Plastic Bags right below the top shelf in the back wall of the Cabinet. There was enough room to do so without them interfering with my Rifles. I just looked at that Rac em 8 pistol set up here on Amazon. Have no idea how wide they are made so I can measure inside my cabinet to see if it fits. If you find out email me back with the length and I will check my cabinet to see if it will fit. « Show Less
268668
You could but your firearm would most likely fall at a weird angle in the bottom and it might be awkward to retrieve in the dark and get a good grip. Also the safe is kinda deep for this to be practical. I also wouldn't trust the door spring since the door is heavy and it may fail to open quickly when you need it most.
186230
It would be a very tight fit. I would also be concerned about the door being able to hold the weight of the fully filled rack.
1450925
If you did not use any of the shelves, you may be able to use pistol pockets. Stack-On doesn't even have either of those accessories available, so that may also tell you something...
648711
You can certainly remove the hanging brackets that go over the door and attach using the pre-drilled holes. It should hang just fine using that means.
493036
Not a full rack. In fact, just pull the hammer back, which makes an external hammer gun easier than my Glock
535706
No... They aren't long enough for you to hang something the width of an AK47 or similar weapon.
1031445
Its a pistol rack (holds pistols) only. Not worth buying though, too costly for the purpose. Needs to be taken back to the drawing board in my opinion. I contacted the manufacturer and they responded almost one year latter... The manager did not sound interested re-mediating the problem I was having with it. I currently have a safe from costco and ordered the Rack"em, I ended up not using it and put it in the waste basket instead. GOOD luck!
1933092
Yes and No... It definately can hold your pistol on its own shelf and a few hundred rounds of ammo. The only problem I see is ease of access... The dial takes time to "dial in", and would be impossible at night (or high stress situation). If you are going to store your main means of home defense, I would go with a different safe (maybe the same model but the back-lit number key style). Just my opinion.
126015
no hardware is provided but there are fabric loops. Two options for hanging are suggested, attaching the loops to hangers bolted to the ceiling or attaching them to a rope hung over a beam or tree branch. I suppose it's possible your door gym could work like a beam? Biggest problem I think you will have is you need a two to three foot clearance on both sides
491653
Yes, most likely. If the gun is hung by the stock. Or you could maybe also use two mounts and have the gun hang horizontal.
1115693
Yes, because the vault itself can support the gun. I would try to angle the vault so that the gun is balanced around the part of the gun that is in contact with the vault, and not heavier on one end than the other. This means that the gun anad the lock controls will probably not be horizontal, resulting in the vault being above the door header. Are you tall enough to readily access it?
595971
I would guess so but the velcro, although strong, would be less secure than I would want for a wall mount. If my gun was hanging on the wall I would want a bit more security, but I have never had a problem with the gun rack in my rig. Mounted on the ceiling, I would trust it implicitly...
808421
Nita, yes you can hang the door to open from either side, this small cabinet is made out of plastic; door and the interior. One word of caution, the small plunger is worthless and we got rid of it and replaced it with a heavy duty one. Hope this information is helpful to you. Carlos
920214
I bolted mine into the studs behind the drywall behind a door. Seems very solid. I have an 18.5" shotgun in mine, you could probably put a handgun in there too if you came up with a way to mount it within the case. Keep in mind, this thing is not a safe; IMHO it's basically child-proof. Not sure how much value I'd want to store in it.
2159394
As promised, I tried when I got home. It is too small to fit a shotgun (even a short barreled shotgun) or a rifle. If you were to take all the shelves out, you could probably get something in on a diagonal, but that would be pretty wasteful of a safe - you need a TALLER safe.
1397465
I guess you could if you made your own starter holes before attaching hinges. It was not designed to hang door on either side.