4 Best Barbell Gun Racks of 2026

If you’re tired of cluttered racks and scratched barbell sleeves, the Titan Fitness T-3/X-3 Horizontal Mount Barbell Holder delivers a no-nonsense, precision-engineered solution. Designed specifically for Titan’s own T-3 and X-3 Series power racks, this single-bar mount uses a seamless steel tube and UHMW plastic insert to cradle your Olympic barbell safely—protecting both sleeve finish and knurling from wear. It’s a minimalist fix with maximum impact, solving the daily hassle of bar storage without sacrificing rack real estate or accessibility.

Mounted directly to the rack frame, this holder supports standard 2” Olympic bars with ease, keeping them within arm’s reach during complex lifts or circuit training. The smooth tube design prevents micro-abrasions that typically occur with cheaper metal-on-metal holders, making it ideal for lifters who care about gear longevity. While it only holds one bar, that focused design ensures stability and clean integration—no wobbling or overhang. However, users with multiple specialty bars (like safety squat or axle bars) will need additional mounts, as this unit isn’t built for variety.

Compared to bulkier wall-mounted systems, this bolt-on holder excels in minimalist functionality and rack-specific optimization—it’s the difference between a custom tool and a one-size-fits-all. It’s perfect for garage gym owners using Titan racks who want to streamline their setup without drilling into walls. While it doesn’t offer multi-bar capacity like the B08R11DZ1M model, it outperforms in integration and sleeve protection, making it a smarter value for those already invested in the Titan ecosystem.

For lifters drowning in barbell clutter, the Titan Fitness 6-Bar Horizontal Wall-Mount Gun Rack is a game-changing organizer that combines industrial strength with smart design. With a 400-pound total capacity and dual brackets holding up to six Olympic bars, it transforms chaotic corners into a clean, military-grade storage wall. The thick UHMW plastic lining throughout each cradle ensures your bars—whether chrome, cerakote, or bare steel—stay scratch-free, while the 32-inch tall, bent-steel construction resists flex even under heavy load. This is heavy-duty organization built for serious lifters.

During real-world use, the rack shines in versatility—holding everything from standard 20kg Olympic bars to specialty multi-grip and axle bars without issue. The wide 5.4-inch depth keeps bars securely nested, and the open design allows for quick visual identification and grab-and-go efficiency during workouts. Installation is straightforward on wood studs using included hardware, though masonry setups require separate anchors. While the 17-pound combined weight makes it sturdy, its size demands ample wall space, and tight garage corners might struggle to accommodate full bar clearance.

Positioned against Titan’s vertical options, this horizontal gun rack dominates in capacity and accessibility, outclassing the B093ZKP435 by holding twice as many bars with better weight distribution. It’s the clear upgrade for commercial or high-traffic home gyms where multiple users and frequent bar swaps are the norm. While pricier than single-bar mounts, its balance of durability, capacity, and bar protection makes it the most complete storage solution in Titan’s lineup—offering far more utility per square inch than vertical hangers.

When floor space is at a premium, the Titan Fitness 3-Bar Vertical Hanger steps in as a space-slim savior for home gym owners who refuse to compromise on organization. Standing just 12 inches wide and 4.5 inches deep, this wall-mounted rack tucks neatly into corners or alongside racks, holding three Olympic bars vertically with precision spacing. The plastic-lined steel brackets cradle barbells by the sleeves, shielding knurling from scuffs and preventing the dreaded “bar-on-bar” contact that leads to cosmetic damage over time. It’s the kind of smart, low-profile design that turns clutter into calm.

In testing, the vertical layout proved ideal for smaller gyms where horizontal racks would block movement or mirrors. Each slot fits bars with grip diameters from 25mm to 29mm—covering everything from women’s bars to thick-grip trainers—though extremely wide multi-grip bars may not fit cleanly. The 17-pound unit installs firmly on studs, but its narrow footprint means it can’t handle warped walls or off-angle mounting without risk of tilting. While it doesn’t match the 6-bar capacity of the B08R11DZ1M, it’s perfect for lifters with a core set of three bars who value clean sightlines and efficient footprint use.

Compared to the bolt-on T-3/X-3 mount (B0CLT15SCH), this vertical hanger offers greater capacity without requiring rack integration, making it ideal for mixed-brand setups or wall-based organization. It’s less versatile than the full horizontal gun rack but beats it in tight-space adaptability. For those building a compact, high-efficiency gym, this hanger delivers maximal storage in minimal space, outperforming bulkier models where square footage is gold.

The Titan Series Vertical Upright Barbell Holder Pair stands tall as a dedicated guardian of barbell integrity, engineered for lifters who treat their gear like precision instruments. These upright steel brackets mount vertically to walls or racks and use plastic inserts to support only the barbell sleeves, completely bypassing the knurled shaft—this means zero contact with high-friction zones, preserving grip texture and finish over years of use. With a design focused purely on protection and posture, this pair offers museum-grade care for prized bars, from boutique cerakote finishes to competition-grade shafts.

In practice, the vertical orientation keeps bars upright and stable, allowing for easy visual sorting and quick access during training blocks. The holders accommodate standard Olympic barbell sleeve diameters and are built from thick-gauge steel for long-term durability. However, they’re best suited for lighter usage—while strong, they lack the multi-bar density of horizontal systems. Installation is simple, but proper alignment is critical; uneven mounting can cause bars to tilt or bind. For those with a small, curated collection, it’s a premium storage experience, though it demands more wall real estate per bar than denser options.

Against the 3-bar vertical hanger (B093ZKP435), this pair offers superior bar isolation and knurling protection, but at a higher cost and lower storage density. It’s the ideal pick for specialty bar collectors—think multi-grip, deadlift, or Olympic lifting bars—who prioritize long-term preservation over mass storage. While it doesn’t match the capacity or value-per-bar of the 6-bar gun rack, it delivers elite-level protection in a simple, elegant form—a refined choice for discerning lifters.