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V2 Gun Rack™

Rogue Fitness

V2 Gun Rack™

Rogue’s V2 Gun Rack is a wall-mounted horizontal barbell storage bracket that holds up to six barbells off the floor, freeing up rack and floor space in a garage or home gym. Precision-bent 7-gauge steel brackets support each bar by either the sleeve or the shaft, and it’s compatible with Rogue’s Monster, Monster Lite, Infinity, and Echo rig systems. Optional laser-cut UHMW plastic liners are available to protect bar knurling from scuffing against the bare steel.

It mounts to studs (not drywall alone) via 3/8” holes, but ships without mounting hardware – reviewers recommend picking up 5/16” lag screws or toggle bolts before installing. Independent signal is strongly positive: GymRadar rates it 4.86/5 across 12 reviews, and a hands-on YouTube review reports it held over 350 lbs of hanging barbells with no flex once anchored to studs. A separate install walkthrough confirms the mounting process is straightforward, if a bit repetitive when drilling for toggle bolts on metal studs.

Weight 15 lbs
Made in USA
Capacity 6 barbells per unit
Material 7-gauge steel brackets
Mounting Wall-mount to studs; 0.375" diameter holes; 5/16" hardware recommended, not included
Dimensions 31.75" height x 5" length x 1.75" width
Manufacturer Rogue Fitness
Compatibility Monster, Monster Lite, Infinity, and Echo rig systems
Optional accessory Laser-cut UHMW plastic bar liners (sold separately)

What is a Storage?

What gym storage is

Storage keeps a home gym safe, tidy, and usable: weight-plate trees and pegs, barbell holders (vertical or horizontal), dumbbell and kettlebell shelves, and wall or rack-mounted organizers. Loose plates and bars on the floor are a trip-and-damage hazard; storage reclaims space and protects your equipment.

What to consider

Match storage to what you own (plate diameter, number of bars, dumbbell count) and your space — wall-mounted units and rack-hung storage save floor area, while free-standing trees move easily. Check the weight capacity and, for wall units, that you can anchor into studs.

How it compares

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GymRadar rating 4.86/5 4.86/5 4.86/5 4.87/5
Price $28.97
Weight 15 lbs
Made in USA
Capacity 6 barbells per unit
Material 7-gauge steel brackets 20-gauge steel (galvanized or powder-coated)
Mounting Wall-mount to studs; 0.375" diameter holes; 5/16" hardware recommended, not included
Dimensions 31.75" height x 5" length x 1.75" width
Manufacturer Rogue Fitness
Compatibility Monster, Monster Lite, Infinity, and Echo rig systems
Optional accessory Laser-cut UHMW plastic bar liners (sold separately)

4.9/5 · 12 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert 4.86/5 12 reviews
Retailer 4.9/5 51 reviews
Youtube 4.8/5 2 reviews

Rogue’s V2 Gun Rack is a wall-mounted horizontal barbell storage bracket that holds up to six bars off the floor. Build quality is the clear standout – a hands-on YouTube reviewer calls it “exceptional,” reporting it held over 350 lbs of bars with zero flex once bolted to studs, and GymRadar’s independent rating backs that up. Value is the weakest dimension: the rack ships with no mounting hardware at all, and the optional UHMW plastic liners that most owners recommend add a significant jump to the base price.

  • +Build quality: precision-bent 7-gauge steel feels sturdy and held 350+ lbs of hanging barbells with no give once anchored to studs (YouTube: Garage Gym Gainz)
  • +Functionality: unique rung design cradles either the sleeve or the shaft of a standard bar, and two units can be stacked to save floor space (manufacturer page, YouTube: Testify Strength & Conditioning)
  • +Durability: no reported failures under sustained load; the rack has been holding a full barbell lineup since early in the reviewer's build with no issues (YouTube: Garage Gym Gainz)
  • +Versatility: optional laser-cut UHMW plastic inserts protect bar knurling from metal-on-metal contact, and the rack is compatible with Monster, Monster Lite, Infinity, and Echo rig systems (manufacturer page)
  • −Value: mounting hardware is not included at all, requiring a separate trip for 5/16" bolts or toggle anchors before installation (Garage Gym Reviews, YouTube: Testify Strength & Conditioning)
  • −Value: the plastic-insert version is a large price jump over the bare rack, though most reviewers who bought it call it worth the extra cost (YouTube: Garage Gym Gainz)
  • −Functionality: must be bolted directly into wall studs -- it is not rated for drywall alone, which limits mounting placement (Garage Gym Reviews, manufacturer page)
  • −Functionality: installation is straightforward but repetitive when drilling for toggle bolts on metal studs, per a full step-by-step install video (YouTube: Testify Strength & Conditioning)

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