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Preacherman · October 6, 2002, 10:50 PM

I bought some racks from Clark Guns & Personal Safety in Shreveport, LA (tel. 318-742-7230) when I bought my safe there. The plastic ones hold 4 handguns each, and there's a longer wooden one that holds 8 handguns. However, as my safe began to get too full for comfort, I bought (also from Clark's) a Velcro-fastening system which allows me to put up to 15 handguns suspended on the inside of the safe door. It's made by "Acorn" (whoever they may be), and comes in different widths to handle different sizes of safe. It's by far the easiest and quickest way to store handguns that I've found. Each "door hanging mat" (to make up a label for it!) comes with 5 holsters, which fit almost any handgun, and one can buy more in packs of 5. Worth investigating.

October 6, 2002, 10:50 PM	#12
Preacherman Senior Member Join Date: July 9, 2002 Posts: 791	I bought some racks from Clark Guns & Personal Safety in Shreveport, LA (tel. 318-742-7230) when I bought my safe there. The plastic ones hold 4 handguns each, and there's a longer wooden one that holds 8 handguns. However, as my safe began to get too full for comfort, I bought (also from Clark's) a Velcro-fastening system which allows me to put up to 15 handguns suspended on the inside of the safe door. It's made by "Acorn" (whoever they may be), and comes in different widths to handle different sizes of safe. It's by far the easiest and quickest way to store handguns that I've found. Each "door hanging mat" (to make up a label for it!) comes with 5 holsters, which fit almost any handgun, and one can buy more in packs of 5. Worth investigating.