Organize & Protect with Gun Storage Solutions | Guns & Gear

[@davidgunther1282]

"The gun in the back? I don't even know what it is." I want that problem.

[@Dino2GunZ]

Nobody ever talks about this issue that we deal with as Americans the Second Amendment is extremely addictive and expensive

[@davidgunther1282]

@@Dino2GunZ you are 100% correct. This sickness that millions of Americans suffer from goes on day in, day out. Just the other day I put $ down on an FN-556 and now I have no idea how I'm going to make my car payment this month. It's a tragedy.

[@Dino2GunZ]

@@davidgunther1282 im very very very sorry for you and congratulations that sounds absolutely horrible and so wonderful

[@IAMRUSTEDROOT]

@@Dino2GunZ Exactly. I wish someone would have warned me after buying my first firearm. My gawd.

[@christopheralegria71]

Not going to lie... I'm a bit jealous of that collection.

[@PSHAW2009]

I would like to know how they did the small shelves. Looks like they only have 3 points of contact. How are you keeping them from tilting to the front left?

[@KRAWLSOFFROAD-c6q]

That’s a thing I was wondering about. Maybe they put some more shelf track so it captures the back and one side?

[@codyw4140]

just ordered a Secureit Agile 52. was super hesitant due to the lack of fire rating, but excited for the lightweight and modularity

[@jvh22a]

I want that! I'm wondering about the info they said that the drywall in a safe is bad for guns.

[@tdb19872]

@jvh22a drywall isn't bad for guns, some Chinese drywall specifically can contain substances that encourage corrosion but it's still easily prevented. Secure It products are just extremely overpriced gun cabinets with no security and unreliable Chinese solenoid locks, poor capacity and really lame tacticool marketing. Frankly you're better off with a stack on cabinet and just buying offset barrel rests if you're really into having very fast access to all of your rifles. For 99.9% of people in the real world who aren't issuing rifles out of their gun safe and don't want to spend an obscene amount of money for multiple cabinets a gun safe is a better option in every single regard.

[@CH-ce5jv]

I've got the ammo cans on the floor of the 52 pro, no need for extra stability it stays right where it is

[@markej4801]

Ordered this so my wife could give me something for Christmas. :D Installed it this afternoon after re-watching the video. While it does help to organize the safe, I wasn't able to save any gun space except for shelving above the guns. :( Of course, it's a 14 gun safe and I have 11 rifles plus 3 AR uppers, all nicely vertical, so effectively 14 guns. Every single one is scoped, either red dot or full rifle scope, so that takes a lot of space in and of itself. As noted, I now have more space above the guns, so the items that were PACKED into that space now have elbow room. And oh yes, the noted uppers also are perched on ammo boxes that would never have fit in before. I could put in more ammo cans under the shorter guns, SO...there IS more space, just not for more guns. It has become a decent improvement for the storage space. I would recommend it simply for the organization, even though it's just a bit pricey for simple rods and a pad.

[@nynshawty5608]

Organization is what I need. How did 30 long guns fit in that

[@glenncoody]

Holy crapola! With the exception of me having a Cannon-brand wide-body safe, when you opened the door it looked just like my collection does: scattered everywhere! I have the same issues of guns (some never fired...yet!) piled against each other, and would have to nearly unload the safe in order to reach anything in the back. I keep pistols, optics, and stripped/assembled lower receivers on the upper shelves. That organization of the contents looked amazing. I'll look up how the rifle rods stay attached (magnetically?) to the shelves. This was a great, informative video, and I really appreciate the production of it. Many thanks!

[@Dino2GunZ]

I have the same issue with my Safari wide-body so I keep the ones I hardly ever use in the very back and the battle-ready in the front I do like how my AR straps to the door and then I fill half of the pistol pouches with magazines and then two of my go-to pistols in the door with my AR

[@kevlar0991]

i bought round magnets with fibreglass rods that screw into the magnet they go in the rifle barrel cost me 30bucks 2 seconds to make you can cut the rod whatever length you want made 15 of them

[@bvm7661]

What/where did you buy for this?

[@kevlar0991]

@bvm7661 princess auto the round magnets they have a hook with them but u don't use the hook. Then I buy the fiberglass rods. Called like wire pulling cable rods kit something like that at princess auto. Mine were Brite green. U can screw them into the magnets they have a thread on them

[@allergictoglobalists]

Wish I had a Ruger Red Label in the back of my safe that I forgot about. Only thing in the back of mine is spilled 22lr rounds.

[@MtGMagic]

I’ll be getting this! So perfect! Great video, thanks!!

[@crowsbridge]

bought some of those handgun hangers, cool

[@piplup10203854]

Danggg that organization is clean!! Very very nice! That is definitely what I strive to have done.

[@nd1irish901]

Have their product and love them...:)

[@michaelharris7804]

Gun Storage Solutions. Do you have a video of you reloading a large safe like this? Maybe a time lapse of you putting everything back in just like you had of taking everything out? I would watch that multiple times to see how the pros do it. After ordering all the necessary gear of course. Just think it would be nice. Thank you.

[@ymcairedellbball]

Solution #1 to safe overcrowding: Gun Storage Solutions. Solution #2: Send me half of your guns. I vote for #2, but then I'll also need #1 to take care of my growing collection. :)

[@GunStorageSolutions]

If you don't have option #1 for your own safe yet, email me! -Katie :-)

[@michaelcash9639]

Except the velcro is going loosen up and tilt after removing the rod a few times. Rods with magnet bases would make a lot more sense

[@JuiceOg0311]

you can tell that's a shit liberty safe. Damn shelves are all bent in the middle. Go American Security, expensive but totally worth it.

[@aaaaa1957]

I need this so bad. I didn’t even know that there was gun hangers. I wish there was a service like this. What’s the name of the company where you can buy this stuff?

[@GunStorageSolutions]

Gun Storage Solutions - GunStorageSolutions.com We do not provide the service, but it's easy to install on your own :)

[@cjbecker1683]

Gun Storage Solutions makes the rods. Check them out & subscribe they do a few email deals here & there I believe. After seeing this video I will say I am a believer & plan to try this for at least 1 safe.......thinking long guns in one while pistols & accessories in the other.

[@aaaaa1957]

CJ Becker thank you.

[@libertarian100]

FLAT out Lovely !

[@kris308100]

Only problem is you should never store guns barrel up. Any oils used to keep the barrel and receivers in good order can run the wrong way into the stocks, actions etc. I always store barrel down.

[@gerard0l6569]

I use a similar product, it makes a HUGE difference for making more room. Katie is HOT too!!!

[@jonathanlee6444]

just buy the SECURE IT retrofit kit

[@stevesmith917]

I like how he tries to not sound arrogant but still thinks he’s better than everyone

[@cabezamiami]

Amen

[@jacquesmarsacq7840]

Get one.

[@upwardplanet]

I hope these people know there is such a thing as gun socks Six dollars for a pack of three gun socks

[@therealandrewcano]

The lights

[@tomekapompey563]

I made it with Woodglut plans!

[@lancedooley7558]

Better to have a few super high-quality then q bunch of generics. Looks nice and organized but Liberty Safes are not TL15/TL30.

[@oderosaddler9431]

freeload those to me right now

[@xiongvou]

The guns have no optics. With optics it will not fit that many guns.

[@kallenhunstiger7279]

Didn’t show shit.

[@stevesmith917]

Rich people problems