Ideas for long rifle gunracks

[mab7]

Just received this from Eureka Iron Works.
It's going on the wall of my office so I can be distracted and daydream in style.

[oldtravler61]

    Mab7 as you probably are going to do. I would put black felt strips on the hooks. Keep from scratching your guns.

[mab7]

    Mab7 as you probably are going to do. I would put black felt strips on the hooks. Keep from scratching your guns.

Oh yes, there will most definitely be felt, or possibly leather, strips applied for protection!

[RonC]

This rack has a limited degree of security. he cabinet at the bottom opens with a key. Then, the vertical bar in front on the left can be lifted and the rifle removed from the rack.
The wooden security bar can easily be broken to access the rifles. I have thought of substituting a metal security bar, but the firearms are located in a secure area with a metal, double deadbolt entrance door.

Ron

[WKevinD]

"This rack has a limited degree of security."

There is no such thing as secure display for mortals.
I used to deal in high security, we used to talk about slowing down the attack, never securing.
Ask anybody in theft protection.

Kevin

[Sharpsman]

Even though I live in a rural area on family property we've had since 1832....I don't intend to hang mine on the wall; too much thieving going on in some areas. If mine are stolen....they're gonna have to break into a pretty good safe to get mine!

[smylee grouch]

A lot of good looking racks for on the wall but I'm looking for options for smaller one-two-or three gun display racks that I can use at gun shows/ trade fairs etc. Some thing that would enable me to have more guns on display than would normally fit on a 8' table. Just looking for examples. 

[hanshi]

This rack has a limited degree of security. he cabinet at the bottom opens with a key. Then, the vertical bar in front on the left can be lifted and the rifle removed from the rack.
The wooden security bar can easily be broken to access the rifles. I have thought of substituting a metal security bar, but the firearms are located in a secure area with a metal, double deadbolt entrance door.

Ron

Ron, I also have one like yours but it only carries a couple of suppository rifles, old military, and some cleaning/seating rods.  The drawer is full of percussion caps and misc. sights & such.

[JV Puleo]

I believe the Phillips head screw was patented in 1913 by Henry Phillips... he was born in the 1880s and died in the 1950s. It's considered a big deal in the antique car world... people who don't have anything better to complain about always harp on them.

[snapper]

mab7

love the look of your new rifle rack.

fleener

[bowkill]

This rack has a limited degree of security. he cabinet at the bottom opens with a key. Then, the vertical bar in front on the left can be lifted and the rifle removed from the rack.
The wooden security bar can easily be broken to access the rifles. I have thought of substituting a metal security bar, but the firearms are located in a secure area with a metal, double deadbolt entrance door.

Ron

Need that made in metal...