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I use one of 3m self adhesive hooks and I opened out the ring from a large key ring for my westlake browning buckmark LBP.
Works well for me.
The photo has attached on its side but it is hanging upright in the cabinet.
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I bought a bunch of those strong Neodymium magnetic hooks and placed them on the inside of the cabinet - hang them by the trigger guards. I slip a piece of plastic hose over the hook to prevent scratches to the guard and some closed cell rubber foam pads placed strategically so the frame / barrel don't contact the cabinet.

Thanks all for your ideas.

for bp revolvers i have a shoe organiser on the back wall, they type for a door. cut it in half then fixed it in. one gun per pocket. or suppressors etc.

I tried magnets on the back of the cabinet door but on a vertical surface the GSG was too heavy for 1 and 2 so I had to try 3 which was a PITA. Eventually hung it by th ehammer from one magnet hook on the bottom of the ammo section of the cabinet.

I didn't fancy resting it on the muzzle or the back of the rod.

I bought a couple of neodymium magnet coat hooks from Amazon. One goes in the trigger guard and the other is against the rod to stop the whole thing rotating about the TG. Works really well and easily supports my GSG - @Mike357 they are called 'Mavoro Magnetic Hooks' and are rated to 14lbs each horizontal weight. Hope that helps!

Dave