Lets talk about brass catchers

[thenodnarb]

Yep. Years ago I took a girl whom I had just started dating to the range for some pistol shooting. She was wearing a somewhat low-cut shirt and caught an ejected 9mm case right down her cleavage. Fortunately, I was right behind her and was able to grab the pistol from her hand before she dropped it.

shoulda grabbbed the casing! That would not be unreasonable considering the circumstances

[Yreka]

I also use that $10 Caldwell brass catcher. It goes on and off very easily and quickly with the Velcro strap, and it stays in place pretty well. I also spent twice that price on another similar catcher, and it actually doesn't work quite as well.

Don't be scared off by the price or brand, the Caldwell is a good piece of gear.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/269873/caldwell-ar-15-brass-catcher-nylon-mesh-black?cm_vc=ProductFinding

Oops, it's up to $10.79. Still my first choice.

Good to know, I was actually looking at this one.. As person above asked, I was also worried the hot brass would melt the nylon...

grabbed one on Amazon, same price but free shipping w/ prime. Will try it out this weekend.. It supposed to be 100+ degrees, if I melt it, will just send it back

[Khromo]

Should be fine. Mine still looks like new. I have put a lot of rounds through mine. Slow fire, but the material held up well.

Good luck!

[EBR Works]

Crazy expensive, but the best I have used. Works great with 50 Beowulf and 300 Blk when every case counts:

http://www.leavenotracear15.com

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