Amish Built Shaker Style Wall Pistol Cabinet and Barrel Rests
Shaker Style Wall Pistol Cabinet
One of our more popular styles in our Amish crafted furniture is Mission-Shaker styling. Simpler lines, with cleaner or absent
moldings. This 14 pistol shaker style wall pistol cabinet fits this mission shaker mission style with the plain crown molding, and the two plain flutes on the front frame end stiles.
This Amish built case is shown here in clear cherry wood and a medium stain. Depending on your tastes we offer a wide selection of wood stains leather colors that can blend well with medium wood tones and standard walnut gun stock tones.
This cabinet is sized for a standard 14 pistol display about 45″ wide by 35″ tall. Other “standard” configurations include 7 and 21 pistols designs, but even if you are thinking single weapons or 65 guns, let us know and we can help with your project.
Of note in this image on the center revolver of three on the left is a magnetic barrel support. While the rubber grips on the locking trigger guards do well to secure and balance most hand guns, occasionally on barrel heavy pistols the pistol wants to tip downward a bit unless you really lock them in.
To compensate for heavy barreled items we offer magnetic peg supports.
We have also attached the leather to a complete metal sheet back, which allows free form placement of the magnets and can be used for temporary displays of other items that do not need to be locked in place. Actually the neodymium magnets are quiet strong and hold a pistol all by themselves if needed.
When used on larger barreled pistols, they are quite unobtrusive in the overall pistol display.
Again we should note the layers of security offered here. Solid wood case construction with optional sheet steel reinforced internals to help maintain the case integrity, solid 3/8 backs for easy attachment to your wall studs, laminated security glass, and individually secured locks for each item in your collection. There will be no smash and grab here!
Lastly we want to remind you that any of our “wall pistol cabinets” can easily sit on top of other pieces either loose or attached together – hutch like or be incorporated into other larger displays.
If they are not attached to the wall, of course you do lose some of the security angle, but we can help you work thru that in your plans. Security is a primary concern to us in all of our Amish built cabinetry.