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Savior Equipment | Pistol Storage Rack
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Overview
The Savior Equipment Mobile Pistol Storage Rack stands your handguns upright in individual slots so you can see every one and grab the one you want. Most pistols end up stacked flat on a safe shelf, scratching each other and wasting the vertical space above them. This rack recovers that space and keeps each gun separated.
Slots are 2 inches wide and cut deep enough for long-barreled pistols and full-size revolvers. Polymer plates divide the slots and cushioned foam lines the base, so metal never rests against metal. Built-in handles let you lift the loaded rack out of your safe and carry it to the truck in one trip.
After roughly 75,000 safe installs across the Pacific Northwest, we can tell you where these racks usually run into trouble: shelf clearance. Every size in this line needs 9.5 inches of depth and 7 inches of height. Measure before you pick a slot count.
Key Benefits
- Every Pistol Visible: Guns stand on end in their own slot instead of lying in a pile. You pull the one you want without moving the other five.
- Wide Slots for Real Guns: The 2-inch slot width clears long-barreled pistols and full-size revolvers, not just compact carry guns.
- No Metal on Metal: Polymer dividers and cushioned foam keep finishes and optics from rubbing against the gun next to them.
- Carry Handles Built In: Cutout handles on both end plates let you move the whole loaded rack to a range bag or a truck bed.
- Four Sizes: Choose 4, 6, 8, or 12 slots based on your collection now and where it is headed.
- Tools Included: The rack ships flat and assembles with the hardware and tools in the box.
- Savior Lifetime Warranty: Covered by Savior Equipment for the life of the product.
Rack Specifications
| Slot Configurations | 4, 6, 8, or 12 slots |
| Slot Width | 2 inches |
| Height | 7 inches (all sizes) |
| Depth | 9.5 inches (all sizes) |
| Materials | Lightweight polymer plates, powder-coated steel plates, cushioned foam |
| Handles | Integrated carry handles in both end plates |
| Assembly | Required, tools included |
| Color | Obsidian Black |
| Patent | U.S. Patent No. D961291 |
| Warranty | Savior Lifetime Warranty |
| Origin | Imported |
Overall Length by Size
Height and depth stay the same across the line. Only the width across the front changes.
- 4-Slot: 8.5 inches across
- 6-Slot: 12.5 inches across
- 8-Slot: 16.5 inches across
- 12-Slot: 25 inches across
Is This the Right Fit?
Measure your shelf before you choose a size. You need 9.5 inches of depth front to back and 7 inches of clearance above the shelf, whichever slot count you pick. The 12-slot needs 25 inches of open width, which is wider than the usable shelf in many mid-size gun safes.
Buy one size up from your current count if you are still adding guns. Slot racks fill faster than most owners expect, and a half-empty 8-slot costs the same shelf space as a full 6-slot.
One honest limit: this is an organizer, not a security device. The rack holds and protects your pistols, and your safe or locked cabinet is what secures them. If you are looking for locked storage for a single handgun, a small biometric or keypad pistol safe is the better answer, and we carry those too.
Why Savior Equipment from Northwest Safe
Northwest Safe has been family-owned for 38 years, with showrooms in Enumclaw and Spokane Valley and about 100 safes on the floor. We spend our days inside safe interiors, so shelf clearance and slot fit are questions we answer every week.
Send us your safe model or your shelf measurements and we will tell you which size fits before you order. Customers drive 30 to 90 miles to see our showrooms, and a two-minute phone call saves you a return shipment.
Ready to Organize Your Safe
A rack that keeps every pistol upright and visible makes your safe easier to use every single time you open it. Pick your slot count above, or call us and we will confirm the fit for your shelf.
Delivery & Installation
Many big box stores only offer curbside delivery. In theory, this can seem like a really affordable option. After all, a few buddies, a case of beer, and a heavy-duty project is a great combination — right?