That one phillips head screw needs aligning, too!:banghead:

Richard and Greg, Thanks to your sharp eyes you have helped divert disaster in my home! :bowdown:I'm convinced there are evil forces in the universe that cause screws to become deregulated if not constantly monitored. To all you naysayers,:nono: check your switch cover screws as you head to the kitchen for that second cup of coffee this morning!
After verifying your observation, I broke out the required tools and made a complete sweep of the house. Many other deregulations were found and corrected. There now is a calm, restfull atmosphere in the house as all is well in the cosmos.Photographic evidence provided below.:)
P.S. Have happily noted that Parker shot guns kept stored in their gun cabinets do not suffer from this afflicion!:)

You guy's are killin me.......see ya later I gotta go find a screwdriver....:whistle:

Is this the Parker version of "Feng Shui"?

Robert, Robert, Robert---don't make me come out there! You're not quite done yet, you need to swap out the square drive screw for a phillips head screw so they all match (top right, 2nd rack). Make darn sure it's aligned properly!:cuss:

Greg, I think you have a loose screw in your monitor.I almost went and looked,:rotf: but there aint no stinkin square drive screws in anything I build.:)

Mea culpa Robert, I should have known better! I have an iPad that allows one to zoom right in at it, you'd swear that that screw is a square drive when viewed on the iPad. To double check myself, I then went and logged on with my laptop, saved your pic and then zoomed in to determine that I was wrong and you are right--sorry. Nonetheless, it is misaligned in your pic--I trust you straightened it out! ;)

:rotf::rotf: If there's a lady about in your house,you better hope she never finds out how much trouble you went to,just to check another guys screw alignment. She'll have a honey dew list for you a mile long!! :rotf::rotf:

You guys have waaaay too much time on your hands....:rotf:

Charlie,
I have made a base from oak and glass (3 3/4 in.).This fits under the cabinets in "Man Cave" kitchen and extends thoughout the room at 5 ft. just above a stone wall and shelf.
With proper spaceing, I've added some old gun cleaning tools and boxes from solvents.
I have mixed the colors and the guages and perfer well marked shells that stand upright. Mix in some end view(brass) for some variation.