Borrowed this from another site

[Phu Cat]

But if you're into keeping your fire arms readily accessible and secure this is a pretty good idea: https://www.shelvesbytim.net/ I ordered the 23" natural oak shelf about 3 days ago. Tim answered all my questions and went out of his way to be helpful.

PC

 

[peteg59]

Those are pretty good at concealing, & yet still having one's "little friend" at the ready.

What is a ballpark price for that?

 

[DK Custom Products]

But if you're into keeping your fire arms readily accessible and secure this is a pretty good idea: https://www.shelvesbytim.net/ I ordered the 23" natural oak shelf about 3 days ago. Tim answered all my questions and went out of his way to be helpful.

PC

I've looked at those before. They are really nice. Have not sprung for one.

I've been using magnets like these, http://go-mags.net/ , for awhile and find them very useful.

Kevin

 

[peteg59]

Those magnets are interesting. Much cheaper than a safe or cabinet, & easier "access" when needed.:clapping:

Don't know if they'd support my SKS, empty or loaded, but handguns look like no problem.

Since no small kids at home now, I might have to order a few...

 

[DK Custom Products]

Those magnets are interesting. Much cheaper than a safe or cabinet, & easier "access" when needed.:clapping:

Since no small kids at home now, I might have to order a few...

Yeah, they are handy...I got some at a gun show...I think $8 each. Not really secure, but with no kids at home, they work pretty well at keeping a firearm in easy reach but not visible.

When I got them I was not sure how well they would hold...but no problems at all holding my heaviest handgun, with a full mag.

Kevin

 

[Phu Cat]

The 23"er is $185 and there's also a 48"er. I know they're made to be attached into the studs of the wall just not real sure how yet. Will know better when the one I ordered arrives and can take pics. Tim has a good idea here, wish I'd of thought of it.

PC