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A gun rack includes first and second laterally spaced, upright supporting members for wall attachment. A plurality of gun barrel support brackets are attached to the first support member, and a corresponding plurality of lockable firearm retaining structures are attached to the second support member

A gun rack includes first and second laterally spaced, upright supporting members for wall attachment. A plurality of gun barrel support brackets are attached to the first support member, and a corresponding plurality of lockable firearm retaining structures are attached to the second support member. Each lockable firearm retaining structure includes a pivotable locking plate having a narrow, straight-sided passage extending inwardly from one side of the locking plate to a circular aperture whose diameter is greater than the passage width; and a rotatable locking plate retainer pin having a diameter corresponding to the diameter of the locking plate aperture and opposing grooves having bottoms forming a straight bar section having a width sufficient to accommodate the width of the narrow passage of the locking plate. Each locking plate retainer pin is rotatably attached to a reciprocally mounted bar within the second support member, and a “Chicago”type lock is attached to the bar. Thus, when firearms are racked with the locking plate retainer pins passing through the trigger guards, the locking plates are pivoted to pass the narrow passage forming walls through the locking plate retainer grooves to position the apertures about the locking plate pins. The lock is then turned ninety degrees driving the bar upward to rotate the locking plate retainer pin grooves out of passage alignment thereby locking the locking plate and firearms to the locking plate retainer pins.

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A gun rack comprising: first and second channel shaped support members; a plurality of gun barrel support brackets operatively connected to the first support member; a plurality of locking plate means including a plurality of locking plates pivotally mounted in a spaced relationship to the second su

A gun rack comprising: first and second channel shaped support members; a plurality of gun barrel support brackets operatively connected to the first support member; a plurality of locking plate means including a plurality of locking plates pivotally mounted in a spaced relationship to the second support member, said locking plates having walls forming passages in open communication with aperture walls for forming apertures positioned interiorly of the locking plates with open access passages; a corresponding plurality of locking plate retainer pins operatively connected to the second support means, said locking plate retainer pins extending outwardly of the second support means and having adjacent to ends thereof pairs of grooves on opposing sides for passing the open passage forming walls of the locking plates and for engaging the aperture walls of the locking plates with the locking plate retainer pins; an apertured lock member reciprocally mounted within the second support member and L-shaped connectors having first and second legs mounted to each other, said apertured lock member having a plurality of vertically spaced apertures through which the first portions of the L-shaped connectors pass and the locking plate retainer pins have apertures through which the second portions of the L-shaped connectors pass; and a lock means including an L-shaped lock member having first and second leg portions normal to each other, the first leg portion having an end operatively connected to the apertured lock member, a sleeve mounted in the second support member for forming a passage therethrough for the outwardly extending second leg portion, said second leg portion having a circular cross section and a plurality of spaced notches formed in the periphery thereof adjacent to the end, whereby a key having a bore with lands corresponding to the notches of the second leg portion rotates the second leg portion of the lock to raise the second leg portion of the L-shaped lock member, apertured plate, and first leg portions of the L-shaped connectors for rotating the second portions and the locking plate retainer pins to lock the locking plates to the locking plate retainer pins.