Gun Safe Peg Board Door Organization

[lordjackel]

I posted this question in the Johnson Forum with no response so hopefully more visibility here. I am looking for ideas and the specific hardware used to organize and use the door space. i don't want to use one of those sewn material door organizers...I would rather use the peg board...just looking to see what others have done with this space?

Thanks

 

[Slawburger]

Instead of a full sheet of pegboard you can buy metal strips that accept pegboard hooks. You just screw the strips to whatever backing material is already on the interior of the door.

 

[lordjackel]

Thanks... But Johnson safes already have full peg board for the doors. I am just looking for creative users for this space.

 

[Turf Doctor]

I posted a reply under Johnson Safe..

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/johnson-safe/361441-lets-see-your-door-organization.html

 

[Jim McKalip]

I finally gave up on the hardware store hooks as they would keep falling off the pegboard and would also scratch guns that I was hanging on the door. I finally discovered talonhooks.com. They have a variety of different hooks in reinforced nylon. They install with no effort and stay put until you want to remove them. Problem permanently solved with no effort and low cost.

 

[ol' poke]

I use the hardware hooks on my Johnson (ouch! ) I hang misc. stuff from the hooks, as well as a few handguns. One hook in the trigger guard, the other under the barrel. The handgun hooks are rubber/plastic coated so they don't scratch. I also found some plastic 'doo-dads' that fit over the hooks to lock them in place. I'll see if I can get some pics tonight.

ol' poke

 

[Bigphil5000]

Wow, I have never seen this done before. Pretty clever.

 

[jetmechG550]

You can always use heat shrink to cover any of the hook type metal you get at the hardware store or paracord with the inner strands removed

 

[ScouT6a]

My Cannon safe came with an organizer on the door. It is heavy duty nylon with various size pockets and elastic loops . The loops will hold handguns and large magazines, the pockets hold choke tubes, smaller mags, bore sighter, etcetera. Don't think I would like things swinging around on hooks and peg board.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

I hang extra pistols on the door. I don't really have a "Dewey Decimal" system so it is all by ear.

I use the plastic "power pegs". I got them at Peg USA in Fort Worth, Texas, but I am sure you can get others on the net.

Here's an old photo of one of my doors:

 

[DougO]

Nice collection Kirk

 

[browndog2]

Here's my Johnson Safe door with hangers from Versitile Gun Rack Company.

 

[bmbutch]

I finally gave up on the hardware store hooks as they would keep falling off the pegboard and would also scratch guns that I was hanging on the door. I finally discovered talonhooks.com. They have a variety of different hooks in reinforced nylon. They install with no effort and stay put until you want to remove them. Problem permanently solved with no effort and low cost.

Thanks to INGO, & this thread, I've ordered some of the talon hooks, appear to be exactly what I was trying to find!

 

[MCgrease08]

Here's an old photo of one of my doors:

That's a nice selection of wheel guns Kirk.

 

[Cameramonkey]

One of my cabinets has bare painted steel on the inside of the door. I used large command strip hooks and it works well for the few l have. And being that they are plastic, no scratches.

 

[scoutsniper]

**** I just use zip ties lol like 1$ spent haha

 

[lordjackel]

Here's my Johnson Safe door with hangers from Versitile Gun Rack Company.

Nice display. Thanks for sharing. Gives me some great ideas on how to organize my door.