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Question: How long are the mounting screws?
Document: These things look great but the mounting system of open holes for the screws is a royal pain in the you know what. The holes are spaced so the hit the very edge of the stud. Then the screws want to slide out when you tighten them.
These served my purpose of mounting a Muzzleloader to the wall with a little finaggling. They are much smaller than I had imagined them being. The screws it came with were short so my husband used a different screw to ensure that it hit the stud so that the gun did not fall off the wall. All and all it worked.
The Hoppe's decorative hangers actually quite nice. Heavy cast brass, nicely polished and lined with a leather/suede weapon contact surface. The drawbacks are the very chintzy and poor quality mounting screws and the &#34;U&#34; cutouts on the mounting brackets themselves.
These are excellent all-purpose and well made hangers suitable for a wide array of weapons and tools. They are attractive, but not showy; solidly made; and excellent when used correctly. I would like to make two product observations:1. I have noted that they are (sometimes?) available with mounting screws that are of inferior metal, and have fallen apart... but the hangers have been consistently great.2.
I have 9 sets of these hangers to display collector quality guns. They will fit anything from rifles to sideXside shotguns. &#34;Blister brass&#34;is however misleading. These are high polished smooth brass and look great. Once installed they provide a very solid mounting. Use a very small drill bit or ice pick for a pilot hole and the screws provided work well.
I purchased this product with the intention of hanging a shotgun above my closet door for quick access in an emergency. This wall mount is tiny and not suitable for mounting any modern firearm. It looks like it's designed to hold an old musket or similar very thin rifle. Not anything with any bulk to it.Also the eyelets for mounting screws are open-ended. This makes it very easy for the mounting screw to slip out of the "notch" under the weight of a weapon. Very unsafe!
This is a quality product and I have three sets of them. I would recommend them to anyone who wants to display a long gun.
Got these to display an antique gun on the wall. They look really great and professional. The hangers are very solid and have a strip of suede material on them to keep from scratching your gun. I wished it came in more colors like silver or antique bronze; however, I suppose you could paint the hangers. I also wish the mounting holes were not open as it would make hanging them easier.
These Hoppes brass wall mounts worked great for displaying my Hawkens smokepole. the only critique would be to cast it with full wrap mounting holes( not adding that much more brass) and should be used with dry wall mollies if going to hang to drywall. Can not see using for anything like modern weapons, large forearm pumps and like weapons. The brass goes so well with the brass patch box in stock and double set trigger guard.Minus one star for mounting flaw in my opinion.
Would have been a better design had the screws been anchored with brass all around them instead of having open sides.
Answer: yes