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Gear Using magazine pouch for safe door storage.

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foothillman

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Using magazine pouch and small hangers on safe door.
Allows for easy access and instant identification.

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Found these for under $8 each.
The rifle magazine pouch did not have loops so made them with metal cloths hangers.
Did not cut or customize the pouch in case I want to remove and use them.
Just folded back cover to loops and actually makes them tilt out on top.

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Used little hangers that I purchased at Home Depo.
Works to hold hearing protection also.
Velcro with sticky side tape and printed labels.

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Just make sure to position properly so you do not hit any shelves or dividers.
 
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