Raymace Pistol Holster with Adhensive Backing,Gun Safe Accessories Pistol Handgun Holster Storage Solution Mount Inside Gun Safes Door

I used the adhesive-backed holsters to attach to the door of my "Stack-On" gun cabinet. Finding space for pistols in a safe designed for rifles is challenging. They usually wind up in a pile of pistol bags at the bottom of the safe. Then when looking for the one you are taking to the range, you have to open each one to see if it is the right pistol. Having these hanging on the door keeps them banging around or getting pushed out of sight (which will send anyone into a panic thinking one may be missing). They are kept clean and dry inside the safe, and easily identifiable and readily available. A nice accessory to have instead of having to buy another safe just for the pistols. Plan your placement with closing the door in mind. Once the adhesive-backed velcro is in place, it is not easy to get off. Usually leaving the velcro unuseable. I placed one between the door and a shelf, and it blocked the door.

The product does what it says but holding the holster, and firearm, to the safe door (or wall). However; the holster has issues holding firearms that are above a certain weight. For reference, a compact Ruger EC9S weighs ~17.2 OZ unloaded. This unloaded EC9S can be held without the holster showing much deformation in its shape. An unloaded sig sauer P226 weighs ~34.0 OZ, and cannot be held securely by these holsters. The fabric begins to deform and the Velcro begins to pull away. The Adhesives provided are not useful either, requiring the use of the provided screws more than anything to bear the weight of the firearms - this is an expected point, except the adhesives will not stay adhered to the safe wall, even though it is not weight bearing. Cheap product that works but with limitations.

Very easy to use. If you have a carpeted safe door you might be able to just stick the holster to your door. If you do not have carpeting or it is not too fine a pile, the holster comes with velcro and screws. Just pull the velcro apart from the holster and mount the one side to the safe door. The other part of the velcro is already sewn to the back of the holster. Looks good and frees up room inside the safe.

I really wanted to love these, however after a couple of days the adhesive keeps losing grip and falling off.Prior to putting them on I cleaned the area where placing them really well to help the stick but no luck.I thought maybe it was because the pistol was too heavy; so I placed a smaller one in the pouch but issue persist.

These were perfect for what I needed. And 6 of them for the price was an excellent value. Definitely need to use the screws. Even on flat smooth surface the adhesive was not enough for a meduim to large frame pistol. Ivam thrilled with the product. Thinking about 6 more to just place hide away holsters in other places I might want to place a weapon from time to time and not permanently.

Used this as the safe I have is very narrow. Stuck very well. I used rubbing alcohol to clean the surface prior to adhesion. Used the holser with firearm in insure clearance, then removed the holster and pressed firmly on the velcro sticker itself with a book to insure the whole surface was being used. Then I let is set for 2 hours before I added the firearm and holster back on. Everything holds tight.Only gripe, it does not fit with my light/laser attachement on my RIA 1911.I also have a micro RMR on my Buckmark, it sorta fits... the material is a bit bunched up but the firearm is not going to fall out.

This product can't do the single thing it's meant for which is to hold a pistol without falling. Tried it twice with an old, small Beretta and it crashed to the floor after a few hours both times. Don't trust it.

They hold a polymer pistol very well. My stainless steel pistol requires occasional attention after closing the safe door a few times.