Locking Gun Case Rack

Once mounted to the wall, the case (with rifle or shotgun inside) is placed in an upright position, next to the wall, with one end resting on the floor. The handle guide bar on the rack passes through the case's handle and below the iron locking bar to keep the case from being removed. There are two holes on each side of the frame so the locking bar will adjust to various size cases. The locking bar (curved at one end) slides through the holes and locked with a padlock (not furnished). To prevent the firearm from being removed from the case while locked in the rack, the case must be lockable, either with built in locks or with small padlocks.

Once mounted to the wall, the case (with rifle or shotgun inside) is placed in an upright position, next to the wall, with one end resting on the floor. The handle guide bar on the rack passes through the case's handle and below the iron locking bar to keep the case from being removed.

There are two holes on each side of the frame so the locking bar will adjust to various size cases. The locking bar (curved at one end) slides through the holes and locked with a padlock (not furnished).

To prevent the firearm from being removed from the case while locked in the rack, the case must be lockable, either with built in locks or with small padlocks.