My fiance drags me to this store entirely too often, but the other day I actually found something worth purchasing... a pair of magnetic knife holders, which now house all my magazines on the door of my safe.

 

My fiance drags me to this store entirely too often, but the other day I actually found something worth purchasing... a pair of magnetic knife holders, which now house all my magazines on the door of my safe.

 

 

Wow, that's a really great idea. Very, very nice. I am going to stop there on my way home!

 

I wonder if the new aluminum bodied 15 round AR mags being listed elsewhere in the forum will stick...

Wow, that's a really great idea. Very, very nice. I am going to stop there on my way home!

 

I wonder if the new aluminum bodied 15 round AR mags being listed elsewhere in the forum will stick...

 

These things are super strong. I would almost guarantee that they would stick even "fully loaded"... ya know... if aluminum was magnetic

 

For reference I bought the J A Henckles "TWIN magnet". Be sure to check the inside of the package for the included drywall anchors. I had to pick through several boxes since people had stolen the anchors.

Is it going to cause problems after the mags and metal cases got magnifiied? Accuracy or electronic in the scope.... Wolf cases are flying back to the rifle....

Is there a group buy on these? =)

You should point their corporate office to this thread. They will discontinue the product

 

Actually, I have been in there about 10 times over the past 2 years. Either with or on direction of women. And they don't have any problem with open carry.

I'm doubting my Glock mags will stick. Besides I have a couple pistols hanging from my safe door now, with a couple more to come, gonna need a bigger safe.

Wow, that's a really great idea. Very, very nice. I am going to stop there on my way home!

 

I wonder if the new aluminum bodied 15 round AR mags being listed elsewhere in the forum will stick...

you realize aluminum is non magnetic right?

That it a great idea, I have found a new use for an old magnet.

Depending on strength of the magnet it may hold the spring in the plastic mags, I don't know.

you realize aluminum is non magnetic right?

 

non ferrous.

Oops, answered already

 

 

you realize aluminum is non magnetic right?

 

Yes, but there are ferrous parts inside....

u can't use that ammo anymore.... The magnets changed the powder polarization and since the brass is now magnetized it will change direction randomly when fired .....

u can't use that ammo anymore.... The magnets changed the powder polarization and since the brass is now magnetized it will change direction randomly when fired .....

 

But if you learn the trick you can curve bullets a la "Wanted"

non ferrous.

umm yes Non ferrous alloy.Not everyone knows what ferrous means.

My family had a heat treating plant in Carlstadt Nj

But if you learn the trick you can curve bullets a la "Wanted"

 

I LOVE that movie! She is my hero!