A rapid access firearm safe having a rigid body with a secure interior storage compartment and a door for accessing a firearm. The door is hingedly attached to the lower portion of the body such that the door swings open from an upper portion of the body, and a firearm retaining mechanism is located on the interior side of the door and releasably holds at least one firearm thereto. A locking mechanism is integrated into the upper portion of the safe body and accessible from the exterior, and the locking mechanism selectively holds the door firmly against the body thereby securely enclosing the interior storage compartment and releases the door from the body upon deactivation by receiving user input.

A fishing pole caddy includes two or more risers arranged in parallel and multiple semicylindrical trays mounted perpendicular to the risers. The risers each have a first and a second attachment side and a base plate at one end from which a male coupling member extends to vertically attach the risers to a gunnel of a boat. The trays bear a fishing pole in a horizontal position. A customizable caddy includes a framework to which about four to sixteen adjustable length tubular housings are removably mounted. The framework includes a first and a second base plate with vertically extending risers. Each housing is perpendicular to the risers and has a longitudinal gap for a horizontally oriented fishing pole. Each housing extends from beneath the pole and rises to a longitudinal lip aligned with an upper portion of the pole. The caddy allows tangle-free storage and transport of fishing poles.

A gun rack includes a gun butt support having upstanding sidewalls vertically extending and sized to receive a butt of a gun therebetween. An elongated rod is coupled to the gun butt support and extends vertically therefrom. A barrel support bracket includes a bracket base and extensions horizontally extending from the bracket base forming a U-shaped receptacle sized to receive a barrel of the gun. The barrel support bracket is coupled to a top end of the elongated rod.

A shelf assembly and components thereof, for concealing items of value of an owner from a passerby. The shelf assembly forms a concealment enclosure including a door movably connected to a shelf to permit movement of the door with respect to the shelf between an open position and a closed position. In the closed position, the door hides an interior. In the open position, access to the interior is permitted. The door includes a support surface, including a plurality of openings, arranged to be in the concealed interior when the door is closed position. A plurality of pegs are sized and shaped to be received in the plurality of openings to support the pegs extending outward from the support surface to form a customized mount for holding items of value.

A rapid access firearm safe having a rigid body with a secure interior storage compartment and a door for accessing a firearm. The door is hingedly attached to the lower portion of the body such that the door swings open from an upper portion of the body, and a firearm retaining mechanism is located on the interior side of the door and releasably holds at least one firearm thereto. A locking mechanism is integrated into the upper portion of the safe body and accessible from the exterior, and the locking mechanism selectively holds the door firmly against the body thereby securely enclosing the interior storage compartment and releases the door from the body upon deactivation by receiving user input.

A storage apparatus uses the tube of an overhead door hinge to releasably attach a rack to hang storage items. The storage apparatus has a mounting hook affixed to a rigid rail and may also includes a support bracket for retaining space between the overhead door and the storage apparatus such that it remains parallel to the door when closed. An alternative embodiment includes a mounting bracket which can be attached to an overhead door and used in lieu of the hinges. Another embodiment includes a single hook which swings freely from the overhead door when mounted.

A fishing rod storage system within a cabin of a boat includes plural holes in the floor of a cabin of a boat arranged to receive and support the handle of a fishing rod in each hole. A retractable shelf is mounted on a cabinet above and adjacent the plural holes. The shelf has cutout sections corresponding in number to the plurality of holes. The cutout sections are aligned respectively with the holes for receiving a section of a fishing rod therein. A securing line is used to retain the fishing rods in the cutout sections.

A bow holder includes a bow interface member and a locking member. The locking member is coupled to the bow interface member. The bow holder is configured to receive a limb of a hunting bow between the locking member and the bow interface member to detachably couple the hunting bow to the bow interface member. The locking member and the bow interface member together are configured to support the hunting bow in an upright position above the bow interface member.

A firearm storage system is provided. It can include an enclosure device adapted for having a firearm mounting device mounted to a support member, such as a generally vertically disposed panel or wall. The mounting device includes a notch forming member forming a series of notches and loops in an alternating pattern, such that a long firearm can be stored next to a short firearm, utilizing space between adjacent long firearms for the storage of the short firearm. The barrels of the firearms are generally vertically disposed during storage and can be angled to apply a force on the firearms, and, in particular, on the long firearm to help retain the firearms in their respective portions of the mounting device.

A gun rack includes a gun butt support having upstanding sidewalls vertically extending and sized to receive a butt of a gun therebetween. An elongated rod is coupled to the gun butt support and extends vertically therefrom. A barrel support bracket includes a bracket base and extensions horizontally extending from the bracket base forming a U-shaped receptacle sized to receive a barrel of the gun. The barrel support bracket is coupled to a top end of the elongated rod.