Magnetic barrel rest
A compact magnetic stabilizer that snaps to any safe wall in one second — no tools, no drilling, even through felt. It grips the muzzle end of the rifle and holds it upright at any height and any position you choose, so rifles never lean on each other and your zero stays put. Fit more in, reach every one, move them whenever you like.
The precision-molded grip is what actually holds the barrel — non-slip, non-marring, the only thing touching the finish.
The open-ended slot the barrel drops into. The rubber grip inside it does the holding; one channel geometry fits the range.
The height of the frame is what stands the rifle off the wall — a full 100 mm (3.9 in) of clearance for optics, turrets and accessories. 127 g complete, no hinge, no fastener.
39 kg of pull, recessed into the mounting face. Magnetic install in one second — no tools, no drilling, no residue.
The case for a rest
A safe’s factory rest sits high, for full-length rifles, and offers only a handful of fixed slots. Shorter modern rifles can’t reach it and there aren’t enough positions to go around — so they lean on each other, and the optic you spent the most on is the thing that takes the hit.
Safes were built around a rest set high for long hunting rifles and shotguns, with a few fixed slots that ignore most of the width. A short carbine, SBR or PDW can’t even reach that height — so it ends up leaned against the back and sides, resting on the rifle next to it.
A rifle leaned against the next one puts its optic right where it gets knocked. Turrets, mounts and zero stops shift under that contact, and you don’t find out until the first group opens up at the range. A scratched finish is annoying; a lost zero costs the shot.
Fixed spacing forces scoped rifles apart just to clear each other, so the slots run out long before the wall does. You bought the capacity — a fixed rack keeps you from using half of it.
Compatibility
No sizes to choose, no left or right hand version, nothing to match to a particular rifle. One Sentinel SBR fits all common rifle calibers and barrel lengths — and it was built with SBRs and PDWs especially in mind.
InstallationMagnetic install in 1 sec
Hold it against the inside wall wherever that particular rifle wants to sit. No bracket to line up with, no molded slot to work around.
The magnet takes over the moment it touches steel. 39 kg of hold, through paint, powder coat or a felt liner.
Roll it off by one edge and put it somewhere else. Re-plan the whole safe in a minute, as often as you like, and nothing is left behind.
Technical specification
Designed, tooled and manufactured in Espoo, Finland by PTS Defense Oy. Dealer, range and distributor pricing available on request.
| Mass | 127 g 4.48 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 120 × 70 × 34 mm 4.72 × 2.76 × 1.34 in |
| Optic clearance | 100 mm 3.9 in |
| Hold force | 39 kg 86 lb |
| Shell | PETG durable thermoplastic |
| Barrel grip | Precision-molded non-marring rubber |
| Magnet | High-grade neodymium |
| Mounting | Magnetic no tools, drilling or adhesive |
| Compatibility | Compatible with all common rifle calibers and barrel lengths, plus muzzle devices, optics, red dots and magnifiers. Especially suited to SBRs and PDWs |
| Origin | Designed and manufactured in Finland |
Always ensure firearms are unloaded before storage.
Questions we actually get
No. It is a static field with no current and no moving parts, and it sits well below the optic. As a general rule with any strong magnet, keep mechanical compasses, magnetic-stripe cards and implanted medical devices away from it.
The mounting face is flat and non-abrasive. What marks paint is grit trapped between a magnet and the wall, so wipe the surface before mounting and lift the rest off by one edge rather than dragging it.
Yes. The 39 kg figure is the pull force through paint, powder coat and the interior liners most safes ship with. Thick foam or padded panels increase the air gap and reduce hold.
The barrel drops into the open-ended channel and the rubber grip holds it. It takes a bare barrel or a muzzle device such as a brake or flash hider. Store firearms without a suppressor fitted — a can should be removed before the rifle goes into the safe.
It is a rest, not a rack. The rifle stands on its own and leans back into the channel, so the rest carries the lateral load and keeps the barrel and optic off the wall.
That is the main reason to use them. A molded rack fixes every barrel at one height and one spacing, so every receiver and optic lines up at the same level and the rifles have to be spread out to clear each other. Individual rests let you stagger the heights, which usually means more rifles on the same wall.
Yes. Email us with your country, business name and the volume you are looking at, and we will come back with trade pricing and lead time. We ship from Espoo, Finland.
