Share your brass catcher ideas…

[drkphibr]

My son had this idea so it became a Saturday project a few months ago. We don't like having anything attached to either your hand or the firearm and this is adjustable, light weight and easy to assemble/disassemble for transport.

[high_revs]

i think i was shooting next to you a couple of times (or a bench nearby at lrpg?)

My son had this idea so it became a Saturday project a few months ago. We don't like having anything attached to either your hand or the firearm and this is adjustable, light weight and easy to assemble/disassemble for transport.

[Sonic_mike]

I have my goddaughter stand like this and inch her way till all the brass falls in the butterfly net.

[bumpo628]

My son had this idea so it became a Saturday project a few months ago. We don't like having anything attached to either your hand or the firearm and this is adjustable, light weight and easy to assemble/disassemble for transport.

Nice job!
Where did you get the net?

[MIAMIbaseballer]

There's also probably the simplistic idea that I use when shooting up in the forest or on my buddys estate in SC..... Lay down a big azz tarp and just position yourself accordingly. It's pretty easy to get 90%+ on the tarp and then you don't have to be as precise as these stands.

[Wrangler John]

I have seen people use a hand towel over the scope and ejection port so the brass lands at their feet.

Also a fishing net on a stand.

You can also put a cardboard insert in a brass catcher so it does't droop and block the ejection port.

I use a bar towel over the scope and drape it down to the shooting bench. Place an ammo box on it to hold it in place on the bench and all the cases drop beneath the rifle. My wife gave me a old face towel from the back of the linen closet, it was pink with little black lambs on it. Soon changed that to a white Costco bar towel - too many weird double takes by the range crowd.

[Skiddz]

Has anyone got any experience with this catcher?

http://tacticalbrassrecovery.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=50

IMO it's pricey considering it's made out of ABS and it's not clear how you might swing it out of the way to access the ejection port...

[WHITE MAMBA]

I just use my hat, of course it wont work if you just use irons

[Branden967]

Has anyone got any experience with this catcher?

http://tacticalbrassrecovery.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=50

IMO it's pricey considering it's made out of ABS and it's not clear how you might swing it out of the way to access the ejection port...

^^^^Sweet, another thing I can mount to my rail.^^Kidding...

[drkphibr]

i think i was shooting next to you a couple of times (or a bench nearby at lrpg?)

We're at lprg on a pretty regular basis.

[drkphibr]

Nice job!
Where did you get the net?

The net was made from 2 laundry "basket" type nets @ Wally World that I cut open and sewed each side to Velcro (also from Wally World) so I could join them together into one big net. I ended up sewing the Velcro together for added strength. Best use that sewing machine ever had!

[SouthCoastTargets]

here's how we roll with the slide fire stock and 30 rounders, cause its a free state. also please laugh at our friend for the "UPS" bit. we mock him mercilessly and he takes it rather well

[Vlad 11]

Well I've had a Dollar Store utility net bag sitting around for weeks with the idea i would make some sort of brass catcher with it. So I finally had a brainstorm. Came up with this
If you like cheap, easy and effective this ones for you...

I just grabbed stuff i had laying around but reasonable facsimiles can be easily procured.

Used 6' 1/2" dripper tubing and 1 tee fitting. I had an old umbrella stake and 1/2 tube off off a tent or something. ( you can substitute 1/2 emt conduit) and the utility bag. Simple

Im mainly gonna be sticking it in the ground or clamping to the table in the desert but i may make tripod or other stand too. The only mod i might have to make is a dongle at the top like drkphibr did. This will keep the netting from getting too tight (and rejecting the brass) when the brass weight pulls it down.

In addition, its easy to adjust the angle which is great for my CZ-52 that likes to spit brass almost straight up.

[FFShooter23]

http://www.varmintlights.com/brass-hog-brass-catcher/