Product Preview: Berry’s Gun Swings

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posted on March 20, 2023
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Berry’s Gun Swings

While the family-owned business is mostly known for its bullet making, Berry’s Mfg. also offers its Gun Swings as a convenient add-on for the gun safe or shop to maximize and simplify storage.

The injection-molded units are made of glass-filled nylon and can be conveniently mounted to a vertical surface using a backing plate that features counterbored holes at each of its four corners. A nylon-clad, stainless-steel pin sleeved with high-density rubber for barrel protection projects from the unit, allowing it to suspend handguns anywhere within its 180-degree swivel range.

Berry’s offers three models to accommodate calibers from .22 to .45 and come with an MSRP of $11. For more information, visit berrysmfg.com. 

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