Tabletop Brass Catcher

[stilly]

I can't sew worth a damn. Will sticky back velcro and duct tape work?

Look for a product called Liquid Stitch. It is a fabric glue that is supposed to take the place of sewing things. I dunno how well it works, but I know that it is fun to put in your hands and peel off the second skin after it dries...

Wally world has it as do places online.

[RogueSniper]

Look for a product called Liquid Stitch. It is a fabric glue that is supposed to take the place of sewing things. I dunno how well it works, but I know that it is fun to put in your hands and peel off the second skin after it dries...

I'll look for that. I've got some stuff that needs sewing on a holster, too.

I'm currently using this brass catcher. It works great, lightweight, but a bit bulky and takes up space on the rail. I reload but I also leave no trace of my brass in the area. How's that for "tactical purpose"?

[sealocan]

^ RogueSniper you're the
Tactical-est.

(You just wanted to show off your helicopter didn't you?)
:-)

very handy idea and nicely built 8mmFMJ.
Thanks

[RogueSniper]

It's all CGI ... all CGI, Bruddah!

[kimbrel425@yahoo.com]

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.

It must be a Ruger thing. My SR40 hucks brass to the point that I either need to go to the far right of the line or take a couple steps back. I didn't notice it at first until I could feel people glaring at me. Oops