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    Default Safe Door Pistol Storage

    Does anyone use the inside door face to hang and store their pistols/revolvers? I really would like to do it. It would free up alot of room. I have seen there are some kits for the door. I really would hate to close the safe door and hear crashing. That would piss me off greatly. And I'm pissed off enough today.

    Any advice, experience or suggestions would be greatly 'preciated.

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    Default Re: Safe Door Pistol Storage

    There was a thread here that shown a system a guy put together using thread pools. It looked really sharp. The company that I bought my safe from sells a door system. So I am confident that there would be crashes with mine. I can't say the same for other safe companies.

    I had thought of using some cheap nylon holsters on the door.
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    Default Re: Safe Door Pistol Storage

    The door kits use heavy duty velcro strips. These strips are fastened to the door with rivits. After installation wap the strip(s) around the handgun. They are not going anywhere. Make sure you are aware where any shelves are located. Don't put any hanging strips where the handgun may come in contact with a shelf. Door will not close. I found this out the hard way.

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    SANS PEUR et SANS REPROACHE

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    Default Re: Safe Door Pistol Storage

    I have a Remington safe and it did not come with any door storage. I ordered door storage from Cabela's but ran into a problem. The unit they carry is made for a door that uses a 3/8" liner. By the way, the "line" is drywall. Mine has 1/2" liner. I had to make a couple of brackets for mounting the "sheet" that the velcro holsters ride on. It works very well for it's purpose, but heed the warnings about placement vs. shelf contact.
    Of course I am speaking of the guns I once owned before they ALL fell overboard on my last fishing trip in the Atlantic Ocean. It was sad day for all the gun owners who were with me as we all lost ALL our guns that day.

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    Default Re: Safe Door Pistol Storage

    They have a door unit in the latest sportsmans guide. I think it was $35.00.
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    Default Re: Safe Door Pistol Storage

    Thanks guys. I'll let you know what I do.

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    Default Re: Safe Door Pistol Storage

    Again, not my safe, I just kept the pic's for future reference. But I like this look!



    <a href=http://www.pafoa.org/forum/imagehosting/2175485722f4a1b35.jpg target=_blank>http://www.pafoa.org/forum/imagehost...722f4a1b35.jpg</a>

    "A gun in the hands of a bad man is a very dangerous thing. A gun in the hands of a good person is no danger to anyone except the bad guys." ~ Charlton Heston, 1997

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    Default Re: Safe Door Pistol Storage

    Quote Originally Posted by Chunky Monkey View Post
    Again, not my safe, I just kept the pic's for future reference. But I like this look!



    Thats the one. I mentioned. Thanks for posting it.
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    Default Re: Safe Door Pistol Storage

    Crap, now I have another project on my To-Do list. Nice idea! Nice collection!
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    Default Re: Safe Door Pistol Storage

    Um....It appears I don't have enough guns.

    I hang eight pistols on the door of my safe using pegboard hangers. Just be sure to drill the correct size hole (two per hanger), and in the correct spacing. I used a black magic marker and a hanger to get the correct alignment.

    Just hang the gun, muzzle up, from the trigger guard.

    But it would never hold as many as in the photo. Nice setup.

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