Some of Ian's Gun Collection, on a Matrix Armory Display Wall

Published on April 12, 2017
Duration: 32:49

This guide details the installation of the Matrix Armory display system, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum and Jeff High. The system utilizes an aluminum frame with steel brackets and customizable panels, allowing for a clean aesthetic where mounting hardware is minimized. It features 360-degree rotating hooks for versatile firearm placement.

Quick Summary

The Matrix Armory display system offers a unique aesthetic for collectible firearms, making them appear to float by minimizing visible mounting hardware. It features an aluminum frame, customizable panels, and 360-degree rotating hooks for versatile placement, though it comes at a higher cost than standard modular systems.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Matrix Armory
  2. 01:36System Development and Philosophy
  3. 03:21Installation Process
  4. 06:49Collection Highlights: Modern and Rare Pieces
  5. 11:12Battle Rifles and Bayonets
  6. 14:14Historical Conversions and Curiosities
  7. 17:22SMGs and Specialized Mounting

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Matrix Armory display system unique?

The Matrix Armory system is designed to make firearms appear to float by minimizing the visibility of its mounting hardware. It uses an aluminum frame with steel brackets and customizable panels, offering a more elegant and dramatic display than typical modular systems.

How is the Matrix Armory display system installed?

Installation involves assembling an aluminum frame with steel brackets, attaching customizable back panels using a tongue-and-groove system, and securing them with hex screws. Specialized hooks are then mounted to hold the firearms.

What types of firearms can be displayed on the Matrix Armory system?

The system is versatile and can display a wide range of firearms, from modern pieces like the Valmet 76 to historical items like the Berthier carbine and SMGs like the Hotchkiss Universal. Its rotating hooks accommodate various geometries.

Is the Matrix Armory system expensive?

Yes, the system is noted as being more expensive than many competitors. However, this higher cost is attributed to its unique aesthetic, premium materials, and the way it makes firearms appear to float, offering a distinct visual appeal.

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