http://www.fastholster.com
Magnets. Rare Earth magnets (why they are so expensive I guess) so they are supposed to never loose magnetism.
I had a few gift card form Sportsman's Guide that I needed to use up and had been wanting to try a few of these, so I got 2 long gun and two handgun holsters. I have to say that I like them a lot. The handgun holster's are in the safe, where I needed some extra room for handguns. Used the screws to mount them to the shelving and the are holding up well. It takes some effort to remove the handgun from the magnet 'holster' so they are very secure, no risk of them falling off and damaging something.
I was going to mount the shotgun over a door frame like in the pic, but they recommend two magnets for a loaded gun. They are correct, mounted parallel like that a loaded shotgun is too heavy for one magnet to take care of safely. I wanted to use the two mounts I had in different places, so I modified it a bit. I mounted the magnets perpendicular to the floor and set the shotgun so the light mount is sitting on the edge of the magnet. The magnet is strong enough to hold the loaded gun in place as long as the weight is supported in this method. I can't easily knock the shotgun free, so no fear of bumping it and knocking if off the mount unless I am really being aggressive. Obviously you can't mount the shotgun above the door frame like this, but just behind the door works great.
They have a 'car holster' now too that I have not tried. I probably won't since I prefer to have it on me while traveling, but some of you guys that like to disarm and put the weapon in a glove box might find this a better option. It has velcro for better safety, though based on what I know about the magnets, you won't need that unless you are in an accident, which I imagine is why they did it.
If you have been waiting on someone else to buy one to see if it works, your wait is over. I will probably pick up a few more for various locations.
