223/5.56 Rifle Wall Mount Rack - Heavy Duty PA Material with Frosted Finish, 300Lbs Capacity Gun Storage System | Perfect for Home, Office & Range Organization

First, let me say I tried the magazine holder out right out of the box. All of my polymer mags fit just fine. No issues at all. I have some 2A polymer mags and Gen 1 & 3 Pmags. No issues at all. I read some reviews that said their mags would not fit and I was willing to return it rather than grind/file to make a magazine fit. Gratefully, that is not the case here.A caveat- you can mount this so your rifle is vertical but, in the case of my mount, you will not be able to store a magazine on it. The magazine slides in and out with zero effort. Just wanted to say that out front, too.Mounted it on my wall in about 10 minutes and it is very solid. I have an ambidextrious magazine release on my rifle and it affords me the ability to store my rifle with the muzzle facing either way. Nice feature as my my rifle has a light mounted on the left side of the barrel and that would have either precluded using this mount or moving the light to the right side. Please keep that in mind when considering this mount. The magazine release is what secures the rifle to the mount. I'm sure you could maybe Dremel out a notch if needed on the mount.There is a provision for a cable lock to pass through the mount to help secure the rifle further from unauthorized hands, which can serve a useful purpose. But I wouldn't consider using a cable unless this was through-bolted onto a very solid wall/studs as I am sure the mount could be pried off of the wall without a lot of effort.My intention is to use this when I am actually in my home. Otherwise, the rifle will be stored in my safe.While not a long-term storage idea, this allows quick access in case something goes bump whenever nothing was supposed to go bump. While I have my pistol on me always at home, this allows a quick, viable option in a worst-case scenario.