VEVOR Indoor Gun Rack, Heavy Duty Steel, Wall Mount Rifle and Shotgun Rack, 8 Slots for Long Guns, Gun Display Rifle Storage Holder with Screws, for Home Garage Office Retail Shop Hunting Cabin Wall
- Organized Gun Storage: This wall-mounted gun rack holds up to 8 long guns, keeping firearms neatly organized and easily accessible. It makes efficient use of indoor storage space
- Adjustable Spacing: Featuring separated upper and lower panels with adjustable spacing, the rifle gun rack efficiently stores firearms of different types and lengths
- Protective Support: The G-shaped hooks of this wall mount gun rack feature a powder-coated finish with PVC dipping, helping reduce slippage and scratches. It supports long-term firearm care during indoor storage
- Sturdy Steel Construction: Crafted from carbon steel with a powder-coated finish, this heavy-duty rifle gun rack provides stable support along with corrosion resistance and long-lasting durability
- Multi-Scenario Compatibility: This wall-mounted gun shotgun rack is suitable for use inside gun cabinets, on office walls, behind doors, or in hunting cabins. It can blend naturally into a variety of indoor conditions
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8 Slot Indoor Gun Rack for Neat, Accessible Storage
This indoor gun rack stores up to eight long guns on your wall. Instead of leaning in a corner or packing the back of a closet, rifles and shotguns sit side by side, each in its own slot. You don't have to disturb the others to pull the one you want. This transforms a disorganized pile into a functional wall for anyone with more than a few firearms.
It also doesn’t take up any floor space. The space above is often empty, but a closet or safe fills up quickly. This rack uses that space and keeps all guns visible. When you're counting your collection or doing a quick count before a hunt, you can quickly see what is stored and what is out. Everything is accessible, organized, and elevated.
Adjustable Top and Bottom Panels for Different Gun Lengths
The rack has separate top and bottom panels, and you can adjust the spacing. That matters because long guns vary in size. A permanent rack will not hold both a full size rifle and a short shotgun. You can adjust the gap to suit what you own, so each gun sits safely on both panels without leaning uncomfortably or being squeezed.
Thanks to its adjustability, the rack adapts to your collection over time. You won't need to buy a new holder if you later purchase a rifle of a different length. Move the panels to make it fit. It also lets you combine different types of firearms on a single rack, which is useful for most people whose firearms aren't all the same model. Every gun has a spot that fits it when you set the spacing once and lock it in.
G-Shaped Hooks with PVC Dipping for Scratch Free Support
The G-shaped hooks have a powder-coated finish and a PVC dip. That soft coating separates your gun from the bare metal. Over time, steel against a stock or barrel scratches the finish, and those marks remain. Even after years of storage, your firearms come off the rack better protected because the PVC layer prevents that contact.
The coating also serves a second purpose. It reduces the likelihood of slipping. A gun placed in a bare metal hook may rattle, slide, or shift. Each gun is held steadily in its slot by the PVC grips. The combination of slip resistance and scratch protection is the kind of detail that gradually pays off for firearms you intend to keep and pass down. It's the distinction between storage that keeps your guns off the ground and storage that takes care of them.
Carbon Steel Build for Sturdy, Corrosion Resistant Support
Because this indoor gun rack is made of carbon steel, it supports a full load of long guns without sagging or flexing. A weak rack can fail under the weight of eight rifles. Steel is sturdy. Every gun sits precisely where you put it, trip after trip, without drooping over time, because the frame stays flat against the wall and holds its shape.
Beyond steel's inherent strength, the powder coating adds corrosion resistance. In a garage, basement, or cabin where humidity fluctuates with the seasons, it helps prevent rust. The box includes mounting screws. Mount it on a solid wall or stud, load your guns, and the carbon steel will bear the weight for years. It is designed to last for years with anything you decide to hang on it.
Powder Coated Finish for Long Term Durability
The powder-coated finish handles two tasks at once. It protects the steel from surface scratches and rust and gives the rack a polished look on your wall instead of raw metal. Because powder coating bonds more firmly than regular paint, it can withstand normal handling without chipping or peeling. This keeps the rack looking attractive long after it is mounted, not just in the first few months.
A storage rack's main purpose is durability. It cannot be the weak point in your setup because it contains valuable firearms. This rack is designed to withstand daily use without deteriorating thanks to the carbon steel frame underneath and the powder coat sealing it. Load and unload it as often as your routine requires. After years of frequent use, the steel stays solid beneath the finish, which resists handling.
Multi Scenario Mounting for a Versatile Indoor Gun Rack
Compared to a single closet, this indoor gun rack fits in a lot more locations. Install it in a hunting cabin, behind a door, on an office wall, or inside a gun cabinet. The design is simple and tidy enough to fit in with most spaces without being noticeable or out of place. This rack works well and stays out of the way wherever you have open wall space and want your long guns close at hand.
Its flexibility makes it useful for purposes far beyond home storage. A retail establishment can use it to display firearms for sale clearly. For early starts, a cabin can keep hunting guns arranged and ready near the door. A few long guns can be safely raised off the ground and out of the way in an office or workshop. A single rack covers all these configurations and includes screws. Mount it where it makes the most sense on the wall that works best for you.

