Abstract: An apparatus for storing a firearm, particularly a long gun, in a secure manner but in which the firearm is readily available to an authorized person. The apparatus may be mounted on a vertical wall. A door assembly is pivotally connected to a main housing and can be locked in a closed position to secure the interior of the housing against unauthorized entry. Adjustable access inhibitor components allow the apparatus to be customized for use with a user-selected model of firearm without compromising security. Movable components within the housing interior hold the selected firearm in a desired position.

Abstract: An apparatus for storing a firearm, particularly a long gun, in a secure manner but in which the firearm is readily available to an authorized person. The apparatus may be mounted on a vertical wall. A door assembly is pivotally connected to a main housing and can be locked in a closed position to secure the interior of the housing against unauthorized entry. Adjustable access inhibitor components allow the apparatus to be customized for use with a user-selected model of firearm without compromising security. Movable components within the housing interior hold the selected firearm in a desired position.

Abstract: A device for installing tire chains having an elongate tube for insertion through wheel holes of trucks and buses, having a wire rope installed in the tube and formed to provide a loop at each end, and an additional loop at a central point extending out from the tube through a hole in its wall. Hooks are provided on each loop for attaching one end of the tire chain, so that the tire may then be rotated to wind the chain around it, after which the installation device is removed and the ends of the chains fastened together in the normal manner.