can you use this in the Stack-On GCB-900 Steel Pistol/Ammo Cabinet?
1733403
I can' tasty for sure since I don't have that safe. It will fit on all three levels of the PS-20-B safe, so it seems likely it will in most, if not all, Stackon safes. However, unless the pistol is very compact, you will have to remove the whole rack to remove a pistol. The loaded rack is a VERY close fit.
1733404
I believe the answer is "yes". I think I saw that on Stack-On's website. The rack didn't work for my compact or sub-compacts.
1733405
I'm not certain but it appears that it would work only if you removed one of the 2 removable shelves from the cabinet you're referring to. Without removing a shelf, the pistol rack itself would fit but it doesn't look like there would be room to place guns in it. So yes, at the loss of a shelf.
23094
I haven't tried, but my .40 double stack mags are a tight squeeze. There's no retention on the frame at all, the mag is just snugly fit into the mold. I can hold it upside down but a stiff shake will drop the mags.IMI makes a similar product for ACP double stacks, probably not worth the gamble unless you're planning on getting a P228 or P229 eventually.
890229
Yes but use a bore guide to prevent wear on the bore and chamber. Stainless is harder than the metal used on the gun and will mare the metal over time.
681764
This model is meant to be used with double stack 9mm magazines. My guess is the throat of the loader is too wide to use a single stack magazine. It might, just might work but my experience tells me you don't need a loader for a single stack mag.
1190485
Nope. If all trays are stacked in place they each act as lids for the trays on whichthey are stacked... contents of open top tray is captured by lid of the ammo can.
1018735
Nope. Use mine on Kimber 8 round 45 ACP. That is a single stack magazine. My 40 S&W double stack mags will not fit.
1004279
I am not 100% sure. But would say yes because my M&P; 45 is a double stack and it works wonderfully! But do more research, I have never tried it with what you are asking for.
49329
I don't see why not. It is semi sticky and I moved to up on my shotgun stock a bit after I had it further back on the stock. Seemed to work ok moving it and left no residue. Good looking but did not, however keep my cheek from becoming bloodied from recoil......obviously the gun does not fit me.
552294
This will not work. You need the model 943 for 9mm Single stack. They are excellent.
1097853
Hi Amanda. I'm going to say yes. Why? Because this spec "universal 9mm/.40 Dbl. Stack, SWMP .45 cal" tells me it's for double stacked mags from 9mm through .45. I think you're good to go.
1194706
As a "gun guy" myself, I would say "no". From a configuration perspective, yea, that would work. You'd think that shotguns could stack on one side, waders, Carharts, etc. could hang on the other, and shells and cleaning supplies, gloves, etc. could go in the drawer, right? I know where you're coming from. ...but now. This is a fine piece of el-cheap-o "particle-board-with-wallpaper-that-looks-like-wood" furniture, and it's appropriately cheap. It's fine for hanging some clothes in, especially if they're seldom used, to make up for a lack of closet space. It's flimsy, floppy, unstable thing, though. I would never consider trying to use it as a gun cabinet, though. Guns, gear, and hunting/cold-weather clothes are just too heavy-duty for this. Take your dress shirts out of the closet (we never wear those anyway, right?), put them in here, and use your "real" closet for your hunting stuff. ;-)
196550
Yes they can. I have a full size H&K; USP and H&K; USP compact and about ten boxes of ammo in mine. I am pretty sure it will do what you need.
1979041
I suppose you could rig something up Vertically. Depends on the space between the closed door and whatever type of Rifles you keep inside your Cabinet. I bought a small steel rack at the Home Depot for about $5 with I believe 6 protruding hooks to hold AR15 magazines held in Plastic Bags right below the top shelf in the back wall of the Cabinet. There was enough room to do so without them interfering with my Rifles. I just looked at that Rac em 8 pistol set up here on Amazon. Have no idea how wide they are made so I can measure inside my cabinet to see if it fits. If you find out email me back with the length and I will check my cabinet to see if it will fit. I suppose you could rig something up Vertically. Depends on the space between the closed door and whatever type of Rifles you keep inside your Cabinet. I bought a small steel rack at the Home Depot for about $5 with I believe 6 protruding hooks to hold AR15 magazines held in Plastic Bags right below the top shelf in the back wall of the Cabinet. There was enough room to do so without them interfering with my Rifles. I just looked at that Rac em 8 pistol set up here on Amazon. Have no idea how wide they are made so I can measure inside my cabinet to see if it fits. If you find out email me... » Read More I suppose you could rig something up Vertically. Depends on the space between the closed door and whatever type of Rifles you keep inside your Cabinet. I bought a small steel rack at the Home Depot for about $5 with I believe 6 protruding hooks to hold AR15 magazines held in Plastic Bags right below the top shelf in the back wall of the Cabinet. There was enough room to do so without them interfering with my Rifles. I just looked at that Rac em 8 pistol set up here on Amazon. Have no idea how wide they are made so I can measure inside my cabinet to see if it fits. If you find out email me back with the length and I will check my cabinet to see if it will fit. « Show Less
2027302
Additional info: it loads single stack mags as well. But, the simple answer to your question is YES!
552293
I have used it with a Ruger P85, Glock 17 Gen4 and a Sig Sauer 226, all chambered for 9mm and it works great. However, I never carry anything less than a 15 round alt stack magazines. I think (but it is only an educated guess) it would work with any 9mm magazine, but it might not be as effective on a single stacker. It cuts loading time in half, and saves on broken nails and pinched skin.Jack
1861463
I use this for single and double stack mags in 9mm and 45acp. The wife has a little Sig 938 in 9 mm which is very short and single stack. It works for this also. We currently have two of these and loading hi capacity 9mm mags it is a must have unless you have really strong fingers. A little practice with it and you can load 15, 16 or 17 round mags really fast.
2069226
If u have the dies yes. But can not recommend load master trashed mine after a week and bought a Hornady lock n load