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 firearm release apparatus comprises a carriage with a rail that supports an end block fixed to a proximal end of the rail and adapted to releasably nest with the hammer end of a handgun. At least one spring member joins the proximal end block to a distal block that is adapted to cup the barrel end of a handgun. The gap width between the proximal end block and the distal end block is adjustable because the distal block is movable away from or toward the proximal end block depending on the tension applied to the at least one spring member. A handgun is mountable between the end blocks. A spring exerts force against an end of the rail such that when triggered, the carriage is ejected from an enclosure and the handgun is presented to a user in a ready state where the handgun grip is circumferentially free of obstructions.

An assembly, including a cable and a bracket, is configured to secure a firearm having a shell ejection slot. The bracket, including a front plate and a tail, is configured for partial insertion into the shell ejection slot. The tail is disposed at an acute angle relative to the front plate and comprises a first aperture configured for insertion of the cable. A method of securing a firearm includes inserting a tail of a bracket into the shell ejection slot so that a front plate of the bracket remains outside the shell ejection slot, inserting a first end of a cable through a first aperture of the tail, and retaining the first end of the cable in a notch of a firearm holder.

There is provided a portable wall-mountable sports stick rack. The rack has a compliant support having a front side and an opposed rear side; a plurality of sports stick retaining channels along the front side adapted to receive a sports stick therethrough; and an adhesive layer associated with the rear side, the adhesive layer configured to removeably mount the sports stick rack to a wall surface.

A garage door mountable storage assembly for increasing storage capacity of a garage includes a first connector, a first coupler, and a retaining unit. The first connector and the first coupler are mountable to a panel of a garage door so that an imaginary line extending therebetween is substantially perpendicular to upper and lower limits of the panel. The retaining unit has engaged thereto a second connector and a second coupler, which are complementary to the first connector and the first coupler, respectively. The second connector and the second coupler are positioned to selectively engage the first connector and the first coupler to removably engage the retaining unit to the panel of the garage door. The retaining unit can be positioned around an article, with the retaining unit extending between the first connector and the first coupler, to removably secure the article to the panel of the garage door.

What is disclosed is an organizational rack for organizing and storing syringes. The organizational rack is particularly useful in storing syringes that are utilized for dispensing an oral medication. This rack includes a base from which a series of projections emanate. This includes a base projection into which a cap of a syringe for oral dispensing of medicine is placed. The device utilizes a second projection that incorporates openings or notches into which the barrel of the syringe fits. The rack has a third projection that utilizes an opening. The space between the third projection and the first projection is configured such that when a syringe cap is placed in an opening in the first projection, the barrel of the syringe fits between the first projection and the third projection such that friction is placed on the finger grips of the syringe to hold the syringe in place. The base has a fourth projection or flange at a second end of the base that serves to protect an extended syringe from accidental or intentional depression unless the syringe is removed from the organizational rack.

A modular cleaning, display, and storage rack for firearms is disclosed for holding or displaying one or more pistols. The firearms rack can hold one or more pistols for cleaning and/or displaying. The firearms rack can also be folded flat for easy storage and/or transport. Multiple racks can be nested or stacked together and occupy less space than a single rack. The rack includes a base, and a plurality of support rods disposed in a spaced apart relation and hingedly operable relative to the base. In an open condition, the plurality of support rods are angularly disposed above a top surface of the base. The firearm is supported on the support rod by insertion of the support rod into the barrel of the firearm. In a closed position, the plurality of support rods are oriented such that they are substantially aligned with a back surface of the base.

A monolift assembly includes a carriage assembly configured to be releasably secured to a post of a rack for weightlifting equipment. A pivoting piece is pivotally connected to the carriage assembly and has a hook at a first end thereof and a counterweight at a second end thereof. The pivoting piece includes a central plate, a first exterior plate abutting a first side of the central plate and a second exterior plate abutting a second side of the central plate.

A pistol rack having counterweight plates on the front and bottom of the rack shifts the center of gravity of the rack to facilitate more balanced carrying of the rack having pistols in the compartments thereof.

A firearm ready access display rack is a specialized gun rack having an upper gun stand on an upper stand surface, a plurality of clip and gun accessory retaining devices on a lower stand surface an additional gun or accessory display adjacent the plurality of clip and gun accessory retaining devices. The upper gun stand has at least one Neodymium magnet retention device. The retention device may have a locking mechanism.