Lockdown Vault Handgun Hanger with Mesh Pocket and Elastic Band for Gun Safe Organization, Storage and Security

Works great with metal storage cabinets. Tried it with my heaviest pistol with a loaded mag (92fs), no problem. As far as moving these around, the best/easiest way I found was by sort of rolling the magnets off the surface from edge to edge rather than trying to pull them off all at once. The magnets are strong but the clips that hold them are plastic. Have a couple of these and a couple of the smaller organizers and they work great for my needs.

I bought one of these for my first pistol( for about $3 more retail) because I have a small 8 gun stack on safe. With the space limitations of the safe I didn't want to keep the case the pistol came in in the safe and I also wanted it to be easily accessible. the magnets are very strong and hold the weight of a full size 45acp 10 rounds fully loaded without moving. I now have 3 of these and the one size fits sub-compact, compact, and full size pistols. Great product!!! Also I have had the first on for about a year now and there is only minor ware to the cloth the magnets still hold strong and the pocket still holds the gun perfectly and that is with a lot of taking the gun in and out of the pocket.

Holds some of the heaviest pistols I have (ex. Full size Beretta PX4 .40 cal w/ loaded magazine) and doesn’t even slide when using the magnetic mounts. Only gave it 3 stars cause when you remove the pistol from it, the entire unit comes off the safe, but leaves behind the magnetic mounts... and the mounts are a total pain to get back on to the unit. If they could figure out a way to secure the magnets to the holder I would definitely give them another shot

Very strong magnets -- no worries about security. Pocket is sized to hold just about anything, from my Mauser c96 to a long-barreled revolver. So far I've seen no drooping or sliding.My only complaint: be careful with repositioning these holsters. The magnets are held to the holster with a metal clip. If you pull the holster up while attached to your safe, the clips will come unsecured and they're *very* difficult to reattach to the holster. So pay attention while you're readjusting things.

I've used these for many years and for various applications, but I will warn you don't expect to hang a redhawk in one for very long. These are fine for lighter handguns, magazines, etc. as long as used sensibly. I have some in use for 5-6 years now and still performing satisfactorily for lighter handguns.

If you have light, polymer guns, then this may work for you. Heavy steel guns (P220, 10mm 1911) are too heavy for this. They will drag this down if using the magnets. Also the friction piece on the magnet is poorly glued on. I've moved guns around, only to have a piece of the magnet fall off.The magnet is still useful as a fridge magnet then, but a gun with any weight will make it slide down your safe.

...but slides down the wall of my gun safe (I'm using magnets). It's OK, but the magnets are not strong enough to hold it in place.

I got rid of the magnets and hooks that come with these hangers as they would not the heavy pistols reliably. Never had an intention to use those accessories either. I installed a plywood side board to the inside of the safe and used wood screws with large washers to install these pistol hangers. Works and looks great.It is possible that over time the mesh may tear or wear out, but I can then easily buy another one of these and screw it in the same spot. I like them a lot!

My Beretta 92A1 fits in here, although it is snug due to the rail on the barrel. Works decent, magnets hold my gun even when banging on the side of the safe to test if it would fall. Couldn't get the vampire clips to work.

Easy to use. Very practical.

works great magnets not crazy strong tho id say 1.5 pounds max

exactly what I needed