Accessory | MagMount
Mount your magazines on the safe door, an interior wall, or under a shelf and get them off the floor of your safe. The MagMount's 3" x 10" adhesive magnet holds most metal magazines in place and puts them within reach without taking up shelf space.
The strip is flexible plastic, not metal, so magazines rest against it without metal-on-metal contact. Optional tacks or nails are included for a more permanent mount on fireboard or wood surfaces when the adhesive alone isn't enough.
What's Included
- ✓MagMount adhesive strip (3" x 10")
- ✓Optional tacks/nails for secondary mounting
Specifications
| Size | 3" x 10" |
| Material | Flexible magnetic plastic |
| Primary Mount | Self-adhesive backing |
| Secondary Mount | Tacks or nails (included) |
| Part Number | 10958 |
Works With
Compatibility
Sticks to fireboard, wood, and most interior safe surfaces. Works on safe door panels, interior walls, and under shelves. Can also be used on exterior surfaces or any flat wall outside the safe. Requires metal magazines to hold.
Two things to know before you buy: The MagMount works best with standard metal magazines. At least one buyer reported it did not hold a loaded Glock 43x. Also, leaving metal magazines in contact with the strip for extended periods can cause surface rust on both the magazine and the strip. Inspect periodically and wipe dry if moisture is a factor in your safe environment.
Setup
Peel and press onto any flat surface inside or outside your safe. For a more permanent hold on fireboard or wood, use the included tacks or nails to pin the strip in place. No tools required for the adhesive mount.
Common Questions
Will this hold loaded magazines?
For most standard metal magazines, yes. Multiple buyers confirmed it holds loaded mags without issue. One exception reported: a loaded Glock 43x did not hold. If you run a compact pistol with a steel magazine on the lighter side, test it unloaded first before committing to the placement.
Is this strip metal or plastic?
Flexible plastic, similar to a thick refrigerator magnet. That's a good thing. A metal strip would put metal-on-metal contact on your magazine finish. The plastic construction protects your magazines while still holding them securely.
Can the strip cause rust on my magazines?
One long-term buyer noted contact rust on both magazines and the strip after leaving them in place for an extended period. This is more likely in higher-humidity environments. If moisture is a concern in your safe, consider a desiccant rod alongside the MagMount and check periodically for any surface rust.