MILCON Weapon racks fall under Division 10 of military construction projects. Some times weapon racks are included as part of the Structural Interior Design (SID) and funded as part of the construction project and other times they are listed as movable furnishings as part of the Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment (FF&E) portion of the project.

Combat Weapon Storage provides full specification writing, armory design, proposals and turnkey solutions for MILCON Weapon Rack projects across CONUS and OCONUS.

Combat Weapon Storage has implemented systems across all branches of the military as part of MILCON work.

The requirement levels to participate in MILCON projects are vastly different than standard direct government purchase orders. Special insurance requirements, certified payrolls with Davis/Bacon wages, Injury and Illness Protection Plans (IIPP), Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA) as well as daily safety reports and weekly safety site meetings ensure that work is being done at the highest level under Federal OSHA.

Security Forces Arms Rooms - High Density Gun Storage for MILCON Armories

Combat Weapon Storage Systems has robust experience working on federal installations across the country and outside CONUS. Recently completed projects include MCB Quantico, Camp Lejeune, MCB Camp Pendleton, Fort Campbell, Camp Bullis, Davis Monthan AFB, Camp Lemonnier, Naval Amphibious Base Coronado and MCAS Miramar.

Combat Weapon Storage provides turnkey solutions including Combat Weapon Racks, Combat Weapon Shelving, Armory Workbenches, Storage Shelving, High Density Mobile Shelving, Woven Mesh Security Cages, Lockers, and more additional products from our corporate Web site to complete MILCON Division 10 storage storage system requirements.

Our certified installation teams provide field general workmanship and professionalism including daily safety meetings and reports, certified payroll and expert level assembly skills.

Combat Weapon Storage Systems also features project managers whose sole job it is to best meet your requirements using our exclusive fully modular high density weapon storage systems. Combat High Density Weapon Racks & Combat Weapon Shelving Systems provide storage for weapons with optics attached, allowing the war fighter & law enforcement officers to store weapons without having to zero sights on a day to day basis.

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Specifications

MILCON Weapon Racks start with specifications, a listing of the requirements for the storage of weapons. Combat Weapon Storage provides detailed written product specifications and general system requirements.

Working with an interior designer, we meet project requirements with the design and pricing of product solutions including Combat Weapon Racks, wire mesh cages, lockers, high density shelving, and workbenches.

Once a solicitation is issued for the MILCON, Combat Weapon Storage provides bids for General Contractors for turnkey design, delivery and on site assembly.

Contact Combat Weapon Storage Systems today to go over your MILCON Weapon Rack project for competitive turnkey design and pricing solutions.

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Gun Lockers and Weapons Storage Systems

MILCON Armories MTOE

If your MILCON Armory looks similar to the picture above with M12 small arms racks, you’re probably reading this to figure out how to configure your arms room with new, fully modular weapon racks.

To do so, we will need the full dimensions of your company arms room and your MTOE (weapon density list) so we can determine how many weapon racks are required to store your weapons and put together a floor plan showing the weapon rack layout.

You can reach us by submitting our feedback form, emailing us at sales@weaponstorage.com or calling 800-699-1191 to request more information.

MILCON Armories Mobile Weapon Racks

MILCON Armories Mobile Weapon Racks allow arms room to store more weapons than the space is intended for using static, free standing weapon racks. By placing weapon racks on top of mobile carriages, aisles can be collapsed and opened with an ergonomic 3 spoke handle when access is required versus always being open.

This concept of rolling carriages includes structural track (seismic track in seismic zones) that is fully grouted to your concrete slab to stay level to the high spot the slab, structurally anchored and then has wood flooring between the tracks to eliminate tripping hazards. Wood flooring can be finished with non-skid rubber flooring or a finished wood flooring product. There is also an entry ramp into the carriage system. This ramp does not stick out beyond the front of the carriages.

Placing weapon racks on mobile carriages adds roughly 6-7 inches of overall height to the weapon racks. As all arms rooms are unique, this may force you into various or shorter height weapon racks to maintain the 18″ fire sprinkler code.

Not every armory can accommodate full height 85″ H weapon racks as free standing racks or even installed on top of mobile carriages without violating the 18″ fire sprinkler requirement. This is why we have a variety of 76″ H weapon racks available as NSN weapon racks.

We manufacture multiple standard and custom height weapon racks to stay under the fire code requirement when implementing mobile weapon rack systems.

The mobile weapon rack system is then finished with a full height steel or wood laminate end panel. The end panel covers the gear box of the carriage system.

Some arms rooms are so unique we must use Lateral Mobile Weapon Racks, which have access to weapons directly in front of the weapon racks and do not have collapsing aisles.

MILCON Armory National Stock Numbers

How many weapon racks does my unit need? It is a good question and starts with your MTOE and your arms room dimensions.

The Height x Width x Depth of your armory makes up a square or rectangle shape in most cases with a vault door, work space and issue window(s).

The most important aspect of your armory will be your IDS (intrusion detection system), which must be left unobstructed and your fire sprinklers. Fire sprinklers? Yes, fire sprinklers. Law mandates that storage be no less than 18″ underneath of your fire sprinklers in the armory.

From that height in your armory we work down minus 18″.  8′-7″ (103″) or higher allows for 85″ H full height weapon racks. Combat Weapon Storage has 26 NSN Weapon Racks for 85″ H weapon racks.

7′-10″ (94″) will bring your fixed weapon rack heights down to 76″ H. Combat Weapon Storage has 14 NSN Weapon Racks for 76″ H weapon racks.

For even shorter weapon racks or stackable weapon racks, we offer 9 NSN Weapon Racks for 44″ H weapon racks. 44″ H racks are great to separate weapons when company arms rooms are shared by multiple units with smaller quantities of weapons.

Once you’ve established what height weapon rack will work within your arms room, you can go back to your MTOE to break out the type and quantity of each weapon system to determine the quantity of racks required.

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