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Question: Is the magnet on the other side?  For example,  what if I wanted to mount it to a metal object?  Could the magnet hold itself to that object, and gun?
Document: Even though it is touted as a "gun magnet", I've found numerous other uses for this very powerful magnet. It says it will hold 10 lbs and that might even be modest. I purchased this initially for use with my handgun so I could attach it to the side of my bed for quick access when sleeping but will now order a couple more for some of my garden tools that I want to get off the garage floor. These can literally be mounted anywhere where you have a good flat mounting surface.
Not what I wanted at all. Although it says it holds 10 lbs I would not trust it to hold sewing pins. OK, maybe sewing pins. I thought I ordered the one that came with fasteners but I ended up getting some heavy duty magnets and sticking them on my metal doors to hold the gun.
This little magnet is very strong, it easily will support any pistol. I use it for my smith and wesson governor .410 shot pistol and it holds it very nicely. The only issue is that pulling the gun free from the strong magnet is metal on metal scrapping on one another  and I cringe every time I hear that noise, wish they could have coated the magnet with a very thin rubber or material that would not potentially harm the finish on my gun.
Upon receiving my gun magnet in the mail, I immediately drove to the hardware store to find the proper screws to mount it up. My main reasoning for getting the magnet was to have a quick, safe place to draw my pistol from in a time of need. I mounted it directly under my 07' Toyota Tacoma steering column in the plastic dash shroud. I used two long self tapping screws in order to go into the metal framing on the interior.
Product arrived as expected. I used some sheet metal self tapping screws to mount it on the inside of my console and I'm very pleased. It holds my G27 security and is easily accessible. I much prefer having the gun mounted inside the console at a predictable/repeatable location rather than it sliding and rotating on the console floor as it did before.
Like in a closet, where the but of the long gun is resting on the floor, the magnet can keep the barrel against the wall for safe storage. Or in the glove box of a car, the magnet can hold a pistol against the side of the box out of the way.
Bought 4 of these to mount my shotgun and a few pistols around the house. Magnet came well packaged with instructions.Works awesome with handguns. Very pleased with the ease of mounting and how they hold the gun in place. I just leave the gun in the holster and the magnet works great in holding it in place.I had hoped to use two or three of them to mount my Mossberg 590A1 shotgun. Turns out they work great on the barrel of the shotgun but not very well on the receiver.
Works really well! Exactly what I wanted. Easy - no scratches on the firearm. Easy to mount, and holds really well.
The magnet work great, too great, when you have to pull it off the magnet is difficult and will mar up the support, like the side of my wooden bed. I made a modification and epoxy my holster to the magnet base and added two longer screws. I only use the product and a mount.
Excellent, unobtrusive way to conceal guns. It has a smooth, coated surface that will not scratch metal and is small but very powerful. The magnet can easily hold the 10 lbs as advertised, and I suspect quite a bit more if needed.
Answer: yes