Show me your barrel racks?

[LVLAaron]

Looking for ideas to build a barrel rack; I'm getting a decent sized collection of new, used, chambered, etc and the little piles of them everywhere have got to go. Let's see how you store 50 barrels.

 

[Hammer]

 

[ebb]

https://www.bing.com/images/search?...81&itb=0&cw=1348&ch=662&ajaxhist=0&ajaxserp=0 The best way to store a barrel, for sure.

 

[AccelR8]

Glad you included the word Barrel in that title

 

[ISS]

Great rack system Hammer!

 

[urbanrifleman]

Oh ok 50 barrels, didn't see that part. Mine holds about 500ish.

 

[Walt Krafft]

Rack on wheels. Spacing was set for 2 inch shank test barrels, holds 65 as shown not counting the ones piled on top. Gets very heavy when full. I used steel wheels.

 

[SmittyJon]

Not to kick a skunk here, but what is the general consensus on the storing position, i.e, vertical, horizontal, angled, or just leaning in a corner? And, if you prefer one over another, why? Just asking.

SJ

 

[Walt Krafft]

I maintain an inventory and need to quickly find and retrieve a specific barrel easily. Verticle and spaced apart is the only way to do that imo.

 

[gunnermhr]

I don't want to give up any floor space

 

[F Class John]

Here's what I made. I don't carry a massive inventory at any given time so it's work perfect for my needs. I chose horizontal to start and went that way for a long time but have switched to vertical simply to make the ends of the barrels easier to read and access. Plus I make and sell the tenon and tuner caps so I I'm not worried about them resting muzzle on the floor My garage is climate controlled and the floor is coated but if I was really worried about any kind of temp or condensation issue I could always throw a 2x4 under the muzzles.

FWIW, I don't vert or horz makes a difference on the actual barrel.