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You’ve got uppers. They deserve a better home.
The HangAR System solves one of the most annoying storage problems in any gun room—how to cleanly, securely, and safely store your AR uppers. We ran it with AR-15s and AR-10s and it looks great. Whether it’s for your gun room, bench, or safe, this mount locks in tight, shows off your build, and keeps your gear within arm’s reach. Clean. Secure. No excuses.
Gun owners know the pain. Uppers piled in bins. Leaned in corners. Shoved in foam cases or wedged onto random hooks. It’s ugly, inefficient, and risky.
We’ve even stored them by sticking a peg through the takedown pin hole. It looked awful—and felt worse.
HangAR fixes that. It’s built specifically for AR-pattern uppers. It doesn’t rely on cradling the barrel, jamming the charging handle, or flexing your furniture.
The genius is in the interface. HangAR mounts through the takedown pin holes using a precision-machined bracket. That bracket then locks into a wall plate using a slot-and-rail interface.
The HangAR System is designed for:
Ensure you select the correct model for your specific upper receiver type.
Enhance your HangAR setup with these add-ons:
These accessories offer flexibility, allowing you to customize your storage to fit your space and needs.
Pros:
Cons:
This isn’t a gimmick mount. It’s purpose-built for one job: hanging AR uppers cleanly and securely.
If it has a MIL-SPEC AR-15 or AR-10 upper, you’re set. That includes:
The HangAR bracket does not require a specific barrel length, extension, or M-LOK slots. Just a standard upper receiver. Choose the right bracket (AR-15 vs. AR-10) and you’re good to go.
HangAR doesn’t stop at just wall brackets. It’s a modular system:
This makes it one of the most flexible AR upper storage systems out there.
One of the smartest features of the HangAR System is how it locks into the takedown pin holes of your AR upper. This isn’t just a secure way to hang your gear—it’s precise, stable, and stress-free.
If your upper uses a standard AR-15 or AR-10 takedown pin setup, you’re good to go. That includes forged, billet, factory, or DIY. Just choose the correct model (AR-15 or AR-10), and it will mount cleanly through the rear takedown pin slot—giving you a solid anchor point that won’t scuff your gear or stress your finish.
This kind of fitment isn’t possible with pegboard hooks or generic mounts. The HangAR System makes it modular without compromise.
I used to store my uppers on a pegboard using a steel hook that slid through the takedown pin hole. It worked, sort of—but it looked cheap and made my gear look slapped together. That peg would wiggle loose. It scratched anodizing. And worse, it made my wall look like a garage, not a proper bench.
With HangAR, I can store my builds like they deserve. The interface is clean. The look is tactical, not tacky. And whether I’m doing content or cleaning, I know each upper has a home.
“This is the cleanest way to mount your AR upper. It looks like it’s floating—and it’s secure enough that I don’t think twice about leaving it loaded up.”Jason Schaller
There are plenty of ways to hang an upper—but most fall short. Here’s how the HangAR System stacks up:
Method Pros Cons HangAR System Secure, clean, mounts through pins Requires correct model (AR15 vs AR10) Pegboard Hooks Cheap, widely available Wobbly, scratches finish, not precise Cradle Mounts Holds whole rifle Bulky, not ideal for uppers only Foam Racks Protective padding Eats space, looks cluttered, not secure DIY Brackets Custom fit possible Time-consuming, usually one-off solutions
HangAR isn’t a generic fix—it’s purpose-built for uppers, and it shows.
This isn’t a repurposed guitar hook or a rebranded utility bracket. The HangAR was designed by AR owners who understand what actually matters:
That’s the kind of design thinking that only comes from people who’ve lived the problem—and needed a better answer.
One of the best things about the HangAR is how modular it is. Starting with one upper? Great. Add more brackets later, use the same plates. Changing builds or calibers? Just slide the upper off and drop in the next one.
It’s like a plug-and-play system for your gun wall.
Want to expand? Add:
It grows with your collection—without forcing you to rebuild your storage every time.
Q: Will it work with AR pistols?
Yes. As long as it’s a standard upper with takedown pin holes.
Q: What if I change calibers often?
Buy a bracket per upper. They’re cheap and swap fast.
Q: Can I mount to a safe?
Yes. Use the magnetic mount option
Q: Do I need tools to remove it?
Nope, unscrew the mount from the front and rear takedown pin holes.
Q: What’s better—this or a rack?
This. You save space, get faster access, and it looks professional.
If you’re serious about AR builds, stop stacking your uppers in boxes or balancing them on shelves. The HangAR System gives your gear the respect it deserves—and keeps your space clean, organized, and mission-ready.
Mount your upper the right way.
Grab it at trb.fyi/har (code: TRB2025 for 10% off)
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About the Author: Jason Schaller is a former FFL holder and founder of Eagle Eye Shooters Supply in Helena, MT, where he provided professional gunsmithing services and guided customers on all aspects of firearms ownership. Today, he teaches DIY gunsmithing at The Rogue Banshee and serves as a Chief Instructor at Freedom Crew University. With over a decade of hands-on professional experience with firearms and nearly 30 years in IT, Jason also holds top cybersecurity certifications including CISSP, CISA, and CRISC. When he’s not geeking out, he’s helping others build self-reliance, critical thinking, and firearms proficiency through real-world content.
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