Tabletop Brass Catcher

[8mmFMJ]

Total cost about 20$

[bohoki]

well it really matches those ebay 45 degree sights and tapco grip

[RogueSniper]

Where did you get the meshing?

[8mmFMJ]

well it really matches those ebay 45 degree sights and tapco grip

oh if only you, or anyone, knew what you were talking about. good post would read again.

Where did you get the meshing?

Joann Fabrics. They call it cargo mesh.

[RogueSniper]

I'm guessing when disassembled, it all fits in the 5 gallon bucket, right?!

[8mmFMJ]

I'm guessing when disassembled, it all fits in the 5 gallon bucket, right?!

bingo. But it's not necessary to disassemble. it fits in the trunk of my 2 door 4 banger, truck bed under tonneau cover, and in the back of the jeep with plenty of room to spare.

Its also big enough to shoot all day and never have to mess with it. If you want to separate calibers just use different buckets. it's dimensions are: 28"x 20"x 16", but it breaks down much smaller to under 2 feet.

I reload and shoot enough that my back and knees are feeling it, and I'm beginning to wonder about handling lead. Should probably get tested. But anyways, this alongside my shooting and loading gloves I don't have worry so much. Wont be touching hot and dirty cases anymore or the nasty mercury and lead covered grounds of some shooting spots I frequent.

[Braddah Jay]

I bought a small collapsible mesh laundry basket from Walmart for under $3 - Added some weights to the bottom to hold it from blowing in the wind (I'll try to get some pics posted up)

[8mmFMJ]

3$ is worth it to buy and take down for the PVC fittings and mesh fabric haha

[jtake]

I just use a butterfly net with most of the handle off. A small 2x4 and some PVC to attach the net to the 2x4 and I have a easily transportable brass catcher. The opening is about 18-20" so it is pretty wide.

[RogueSniper]

I shoot a Ruger Ranch Rifle. That rifle flings brass fast and far - about 15-20 feet away. I have to use an attached brass catcher if I plan to keep my brass and not give anyone a concussion.

[8mmFMJ]

my buddy justins mini-14 flings brass up to 50 FEET and dings the **** out of it right in the middle of the case. damn brass eaters

[3RDGEARGRNDRR]

well it really matches those ebay 45 degree sights and tapco grip

Reloading is all about being resourceful, and this is no exception


How fast is it to reassemble if necessary? looks like a pain to lug around every range session. Now for a FA and a thousand rounds, different story.

Edit: are your 5 gallon buckets stuck together too, I hate that

[8mmFMJ]

Thanks! takes a couple min to put together but I shoot in the desert. I wouldn't take this to an indoor range .

no those 3 5gals have a hole drilled in them (I have plenty) to let the air out so they can seperate.

[DSMeyer]

I've been thinking of doing something of the same nature. My cardboard barrier just doesn't cut it when the wind hits.
Just pisses me off to no end when some yahoo with his shiny AK or AR doesn't have any range courtesy and showers you with brass.

[kengotit]

http://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CAcQjRw&url=http%3A%2F%2Freefeng.en.alibaba.com%2Fproduct%2F2022808907-800258620%2FFolding_Mesh_Laundry_Hamper_laundry_basket_laundry_bag.html&ei=CmnnVNLZMoLWoATq4oKIDw&bvm=bv.86475890,d.cGU&psig=AFQjCNGuV-hbWDVXB9qVWpDd5e1Z5GPx2A&ust=1424538245346549

reminds me of a mesh laundry bag