Hornady Square-Lok Modular Storage System Debuts

Hornady is extending its reach beyond ammunition and reloading gear with the Square-Lok modular storage system, a wall-mounted organization lineup aimed at gun rooms, workbenches, garages, and reloading spaces. The company positions the system as a configurable way to keep tools, parts, and firearms-related accessories organized without giving up flexibility.

At the center of the lineup are powder-coated steel panels in 12″ and 18″ formats, designed to serve as the base for a growing range of add-ons. Hornady says the Square-Lok modular storage system uses expanding grommets that lock accessories into place with a Phillips screwdriver, while still allowing users to rearrange components as needs change.

Quick Specs:

System: Hornady Square-Lok modular storage system
Panel construction: Powder-coated steel
Panel options:
- Square-Lok 12″ Panel — SKU 95787; sold as a 2-pack; dimensions: 12″ W x 18″ H
- Square-Lok 18″ Panel — SKU 95788; sold as a 2-pack; dimensions: 18″ W x 36″ H
Square-Lok Bin — SKU 95782; dimensions: 12″ W x 4.5″ H x 4.5″ D
Square-Lok Parts Bin — SKU 95791
Square-Lok Shelf — SKU 95780, SKU 95781; available in 9″ and 12″ options
- 9″ shelf dimensions: 9″ W x 9″ D
- 12″ shelf dimensions: 12″ W x 12″ D
Square-Lok Pistol Rack — SKU 95786
Square-Lok Horizontal Gun Rack — SKU 95784
Square-Lok Drawer — SKU 95783; dimensions: 12″ W x 6″ H x 12″ D
Mounting approach: Expanding grommets; Phillips screwdriver installation
Use cases: Gun room, garage workbench, gunsmithing bench, firearm cleaning station, reloading setup

The concept is straightforward: start with a panel, then add shelves, bins, drawers, and firearm-specific racks as needed. That gives the Square-Lok modular storage system broader appeal than a fixed pegboard-style setup, especially for users who want to tailor a wall to specific tasks such as cleaning firearms, sorting small parts, or staging reloading tools.

It also fits an ongoing trend toward dedicated, purpose-built work areas for shooting and reloading enthusiasts. Modular storage is hardly new, but Hornady’s approach is clearly aimed at customers already using the company’s bench equipment and accessories who want a matching system for keeping that space orderly.