brass catcher

[Roooster]

Hi Guys And Gals, been reloading about a year, got tired of picking up brass, (here lately is more like fighting over brass at the range) so I can look for pressure signs and reload them, so went to wallyworld and picked up a small fishnet 4"x3" bent it to into a long triangular shape, trimed the handle and use Velcro to secure it to the grip so the leading corner of the net is at the front of the ejection port and it catches all the brass. looks kinda funny and took a couple of mags to get use to but works really well! hope this helps

 

[vont01]

Any pictures? Sounds like something I am looking for. I too have a problem claiming my brass at the range.

 

[Dakotared]

This is what I use

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BRASS-CATCH...873?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c30da5761

 

[1SOW]

I won't use anything that compromises the feel, movement and vision during transitions of a pistol.
A simple and inexpensive brass-trap made out of PVC pipe, connection loints and cheap netting available at Home Depot and can be placed to the right of your shooting position.
Two Triangles and a crosspiece can be suffient and quick to tear down or set up.

 

[32_d3gr33s]

This is what I use

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BRASS-CATCH...873?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c30da5761

How's that work for you? I have one that looks similar but I wear on my hand. That looks like it would be much more comfortable to use

 

[Roooster]

The brass catcher works well, not much to it so doesn't block view and the small handle did not change the feel of my pistol. will try and get a pic up this weekend. rooster

 

[MW3840]

I use the Graco brass catcher that uses a loop to go around the shooting hand. It's always worked well for me.

 

[cwbys4evr]

I might be inclined to mark my brass with a sharpie instead

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