A display apparatus including an upper and lower support base each having a central opening and a plurality of peripheral slots to engage and support a plurality of sports implements, such as golf clubs, in an upright and generally conical position that when decorated, simulates a holiday tree.

An apparatus for use with a rack of lockers is disclosed. The apparatus includes a key-facilitation server configured to cooperate with a locker server, and also configured to receive a key-access request. The locker server is associated with a rack of lockers including a first compartment configured to allow storage of secondary equipment, a second compartment having an open locker slot configured to maintain storage of equipment, and a locker divider separating the first compartment from the second compartment. The key-access request is configured to indicate a user request configured to request usage of an access key. The access key is also configured to be usable by the locker server. The locker server is configured to receive a locker-access request. The locker-access request is configured to indicate access of a selected locker is user requested. The locker server is configured to use the access key so as to facilitate secured user access of the selected locker associated with the rack of lockers.

The invention relates to a device for storing portable firearms, in particular handguns, such as pistols and revolvers, in a housing, which device comprises a rod that can be inserted into the barrel of the portable firearm. Furthermore, a pin is provided, which can be advanced through the trigger guard to a position in front of the trigger of the portable firearm. The advanced pin prevents the portable firearm from being removed from the housing and prevents the trigger from being pulled. Finally, a securing means for preventing the pin from being pushed back without authorization is provided, which securing means comprises an apparatus for entering a security code and/or an apparatus for identifying biometric features, such as fingerprints, faces or eyes, in particular the iris. A sensor, which senses the presence of a portable firearm arranged on the rod, activates the securing means.

A conveniently enabled securement system including a portable encasement such as a backpack having locking and security features. The portable secure encasement is configured for transporting goods from place to place while ensuring their security throughout, while having a simple and efficient configuration for securing the contents within the encasement and optionally for securing the encasement itself at each location travelled to.

A firearm frame includes a blocking member disposed adjacent to the trigger guard and configured to block the trigger from firing, an electromechanical actuator configured to actuate the blocking member, a power source configured to power the actuator, and electronics configured to receive remote signals and control the actuator. A system for providing firearm security to a premise includes the firearm frame.

An actuated holster for a tactical shelf moves from a stowed position to a deployed position automatically when the tactical shelf is opened. The deployed position allows a user to draw a handgun from the tactical shelf safely with one hand. The actuated holster may be moved back to the stowed position to close the tactical shelf. In some embodiments of the actuated holster a biasing mechanism rapidly moves the holster from the stowed position to the deployed position simultaneously with the opening of the tactical shelf gun compartment. In some embodiments the biasing mechanism comprises one or more springs that urge the holster from the stowed position to the deployed position. A stop member is provided to resist the biasing mechanism when the holster reaches a desired deployed position.

A storage case (1) for storing fishing rods (2) and reels (3) in a dry controlled atmosphere to prevent rust, corrosion and mildew from forming on the fishing rods (2) and reels (3) stored therein.

An automatic rifle storage assembly for storing an automatic rifle includes a first member that is mountable to a vertical support surface. A cup is coupled to and extends away from the first member to receive a muzzle of an automatic rifle. A second member is slidably inserted into the first member and the second member is mountable to the vertical support surface. A clamping unit is coupled to the second member to releasably engage a buffer tube of the automatic rifle for storing the automatic rifle in a vertical orientation.

A device for mounting a barreled weapon is provided. The device includes one or more of the following: a base; a mounting bracket, being operable to extend laterally from a middle of the base, in use; an operatively upper end and an operatively lower end of the mounting bracket define openings therebetween, the openings being operable to receive mounting screws therein, to firmly secure the device to a flat surface, in use. The device may further include two or more guiding ribs, projecting from the base of the device, operable to receive at least a portion of the barreled weapon along an end thereof, such that the barreled weapon rests or is secured within the device, in use.

A lockable gun mount features a stock receiver, a trigger block, and a barrel lock. The stock receiver includes a base, sidewalls, a receiving aperture, and one or more fasteners. The trigger block includes a trigger rod and a wall member. The barrel lock includes a wall member, a hinged door coupled to the wall member, and a locking mechanism configured to secure the hinged door to the wall member. In some examples, the barrel lock further includes a biometric sensor. A cumulative force between the stock receiver, the trigger receiver, and the barrel lock prevents the gun from being removed from the lockable gun mount when secured to a wall or flat surface.