Gun Storage Solutions Magazine Holder - Safe Mag Storage Solution, Desk and Gun Locker Organizer Accessories Mount, Strong Magnet Bar, Gun Rack

These are just perfect to hold most metal mags. Some stainless steel mags might not hold.I've got 6 of these and might get 3 more ....

For reference I have a Stack-On fire proof safe with the carpeted panels inside. I attached this to the inside of my gun safe door with the adhesive and the nails so it holds fine. One of negative reviews said they just used the adhesive. If the inside of your safe is carpeted of course that won't hold. I put an AR15 magazine loaded with 6.8 on it and it held fine. I also know that it says all over the packaging to only use it with empty magazines so I was happy that it held a loaded mag but I wasn't expecting it. It would be nice if the magnet was a little stronger but so far it holds everything great.It holds my steel AR15, XDs, P220, P225 magazines.It doesn't hold my Pmags, XD, or Glock magazines because they don't have enough or any steel.**A word of warning XD mags are stainless steel but they won't hold because not all stainless steel is magnetic. If you aren't sure test it first with a fridge magnet. If you want to know more google "stainless steel magnetic"**

Works good. But to hold more than one full 30 round mag, it needs to have a mechanical fastener to keep it from sliding down a vertical metal surface.

Arrived and working as expected! Nice job

I says right on the package, "for unloaded clips only" and "2lbs max weight" so I can't complain. If you are resting the bar where it has a floor to support the clips, it works great. It seems to hold fully loaded (12 round) 9mm mags okay, but 14 round 40 S&W, forget it. They just slid right down.I'm going to try a trick. I have some "rare earth" magnets that are extremely powerful. If I can get these to stick to the bar in a couple of places, I might be able to prevent the "sliding" of the 40 mags. I might also just try a small metal bar that I have so there are only a couple of mags between each "bar". It's $10 so I did not expect much, and it says right on the packaging, I can't use it for loaded mags, I'm not blaming the product. I got what I paid for.As one user posted, look into knife magnets. I could not find anything with a max lbs rating, but there are some pretty nice looking ones for pretty cheap. Might work better, might not.

Absolute junk!Won’t hold a full magazine of almost anything!Glock 17 and 27 mags fall off the magnet. I mounted it inside my gun cabinet and when I close the door I can hear my mags falling to the bottom of the cabinet.I don’t need a storage solution for empty mags… I can use a shoe box for that 🤦‍♂️Garbage!

Works great. I have a beretta 92 with an extended 30 round magazine and it held the magazine with 30 rounds loaded in it. It's a thin magnet but it works exactly as advertised. I didn't use the sticky back like it said to. I bought some Velcro and attached it that way. It's stayed up with the magazines for over a week now with no problems. I just bought two more.

Purchased the Gun Storage Solutions Magazine Mount and was surprised to find that it was simply a Magnet strip, like you would find on the back of magnetic signs for cars, though a bit thicker. Not so impressed at first. It had 4 holes one in each corner and came with an adhesive backing and optional mounting screws. I had attached a small shelf using Lexan placed about 2 inches below the existing safe shelf, so it can hold my Glock plastic coated mags. Underneath this shelf I attached the Gun Storage Solutions Magazine Mount using the adhesive backing. I am able to store my all metal Colt 1911 mags horizontally. The magnet is strong enough to even hold the mags fully loaded. Simple but yet effective.