Abstract: A system for using ammunition as a medium of exchange between online parties is disclosed, including at least one user computing device in operable connection with a user network. An application server is in operable communication with the user network to host an application program for using ammunition as a medium of exchange between online parties. A processor and a non-transitory, computer readable memory stores instructions that, when executed by the processor upon a user selection, cause the application program to search a plurality of databases for a plurality of ammunition prices and attribute each of the plurality of ammunition prices to a caliber. A sender selects an allocation percentage associate with a budget. The allocation percentage is associated with a generic SKU associated with an amount of each caliber of ammunition to transfer to a recipient. The allocation module converts the generic SKU to the specific SKU.

Abstract: A storage rack system for storing items along the inside of a door. An open grid rack is attached to the inside of the door and can be used to support various structures configured to hold items such as handguns. Alternatively, a grid, comprised of structures configured as holsters, enables the storage of a large number of handguns in a small area. The open grid rack and the holster grid may be utilized to support items other than guns. The rack assembles are configured to be attached to the inside of a door, such as, for example, a gun safe door, by brackets or by other suitable attachment assemblies.

Abstract: An article for storing items along the inside of a door. One embodiment is a grid attached alongside the inside of the door with various structures designed to support items, specifically U brackets designed to hold handguns. Another embodiment is a small grid with structures designed like holsters, enabling a large number of handguns in a small area. Another embodiment uses a large grid with structures to support long guns. In all embodiments, structures may be attached to support other items. The embodiments may be attached to the inside of the door which is most commonly a safe door, by brackets or by other attachment assemblies.