Hi. Here is a picture of a wire shelf rack I am building to hang my bayonets in a closet. I would really like to have most of my bayonets out into one place
where they can all be seen at the same time. 
Previously my bayonets
had to be scattered around a handful of draws, boxes and closet which were hard to get into.
This wire shelf/rack was about $6 at Home Depo. It looks like I can slide in about 50 bayonets on one rack! ... I will need multiple racks.
It takes up about 3 shelfs worth of vertical space in a garage closet. Storage
density will be really high. These bayonets hang by their frog stud. Only a few bayonets in the front have to be remove to get to bayonets in the rear. I
will have to build a wood frame around the edge of the wall and under the front and back of the rack as it is already bowing from the weight of just a few
bayonets.
Should I be worried about corrosion where the painted metal rack touches the bayonet or scabard over long term storage.
Here is a picture with just a few bayonets in the rack:
Previously my bayonets
had to be scattered around a handful of draws, boxes and closet which were hard to get into.
This wire shelf/rack was about $6 at Home Depo. It looks like I can slide in about 50 bayonets on one rack! ... I will need multiple racks.
It takes up about 3 shelfs worth of vertical space in a garage closet. Storage
density will be really high. These bayonets hang by their frog stud. Only a few bayonets in the front have to be remove to get to bayonets in the rear. I
will have to build a wood frame around the edge of the wall and under the front and back of the rack as it is already bowing from the weight of just a few
bayonets.
Should I be worried about corrosion where the painted metal rack touches the bayonet or scabard over long term storage.
Here is a picture with just a few bayonets in the rack:
I would love to hear other ideas on how to accessibly store a large number of bayonets. 
