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Farmer G
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2025
Slightly confusing to assemble, but you will figure it out. I wish this were aluminum so it could be left out on the range, but it's pretty thin steel that will certainly rust if left outside. We got this for our rimfire range, so the fact that all the handgun holders won't fit 22LR barrels was disappointing. The thickness of a couple of the slots prevent them from sliding in and out easily. A couple fit pretty well, so I will mark those for 22LR. It held a large Savage 110 with no issue. Every 22 LR rifle I tried fit nicely, including suppressed and scoped rifles. I can see if you were to put a big heavy rifle on the outside slot and there was no other weight on it it may tumble over on our sandy soil. I would say it's a decent value for the price.
S. Nagy
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
I live out in the country, and as such my shooting range is whatever I set up for myself. Like many folks in my situation, I have historically used folding tables for holding guns when not in use.I got this since it seemed like a nice way to keep things more organized indoors when things aren't locked up (and it is very helpful for those times, like when you're cleaning or tinkering on a whole batch of guns at once), but holy smokes do I love this for spending a day shooting alone or with friends.Everything stays *significantly* more organized, it's easier to look at options and grab, and it takes up less space. Plus, it's lighter than a lot of sturdier folding tables. Thus, I can drop from two folding tables to one, and that single folding table can now be used for accessories, cleaning supplies/lead removal supplies, etc.I have seen other models of these with a slightly different arrangement for holding pistols, and I prefer the single rubberized prong over the rectangular frame as it fits more styles and sizes.At $50 at the time of this review, it may sound a little high, but it's about the price of a basic folding table and much cheaper than a commercial rated one.5/5 because it surprises me how much I didn't know I needed this, and for the price it feels like an absolute rock-solid investment.
David
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
I have my own outdoor range where my son and I spend time shooting steel and paper targets. With this KEBE Portable Gun Rack we now have a nice way to keep our various rifles and shotguns handy at the range. It is easy to carry and set up, is strong and well made, and protects the guns. Highly recommended.
Ann P
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
This rack works great! Fairly easy and straight forward to put together. It holds the guns nicely and I can use it indoors or out when practicing. Easy instructions all the holes lines up like they should and had no issues. The rack is lightweight for what it is and holds everything in place. I like it because I can stand/line them up and not have them laying on the floor. Keeps everything safer for me as well. I had no issues with the size or any guns that were put on the rack. I am very pleased with the rack, set up and quality. The price is great!Makes a great gift as well.
Brian Arellano
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025
This is pretty decent for what it is and for the money. You will need to be careful though and not be too rough on it! You need to adjust the rear leg so the stand leans back fairly far, or else the stand could fall forwards due to the weight of the rifles.
James marsh
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025
Great product for the money .
terry
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025
ok for the price.
eternalgreenknight
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024
I have built many gun racks over the years, but they are all heavy and meant for indoor display... This is a fact I lament when I head out back to shoot and want to have a place that's not just a case on the ground or a folding table. This really is light and easy to move- and I'd be hard pressed to build something like it for the price.The rifle buttstock rest holds most things- including some Tanegashima (antique Japanese matchlocks that don't have big buttstocks) if turned. Some of these guns are too narrow to fit and slide through the base- so if I want to take one of those out, I can rest it across the top of the pistol rack side or the rifle rack side and it is supported just fine. Anything with a normal buttstock is fine though. I love that the contact parts of both sides are vinyl coated to protect the firearms- and even the buttstock portion, so the antique wood stocks I have aren't resting on bare metal. That is a nice touch and much appreciated.The ultimate test though was putting a heavy old pistol on the pistol rack. I am glad to report that the pistol rack portion is nice and sturdy (and again, vinyl coated). It handle the weight of my big old 1917 revolver without a lot of sagging.All this said, I do have some advice to improve the item and the portability- instead of wing nuts that you must physically remove to adjust this, consider attaching retention pins of some sort. Even better if they have rings on the end and are connected to the rack by a cable. Think workout equipment/weight pins or perhaps even welding on tubes for L pins that can be slid out and folded to lock the rack into position. I may wind up either forging some easy pull pins or repurposing some weight pins because I know if I try adjusting this in the some grass, it is inevitable that someday I will lose a wingnut. This suggestion aside, it's still a great rack. Definitely recommend.
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