Semiauto Brass Catcher

[Dave Bone]

I have been told, by more than one person, there are semiauto brass catchers out there. However, no one can tell me where to find one.

What I am looking for is a glove, or elastic band, you pull on your right hand. On the back of this glove is a hoop and "sock". The brass flys out of the gun, into the hoop and falls to the bottom of the sock, or pouch.

I sure could use one right now, so my brass does not melt into the snow and dissappear until spring.

Anyone know where to find such a rig?

Dave

 

[SalchaketJoe]

http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=112864

This looks like what you are looking for.

 

[Warhawk83]

Joe, it's been discontinued by midway usa and says Not Available.

Dave, it's made by Birchwood Casey so you should be able to find it somewhere.

 

[kingmt]

Just get a fish net from Walmart & hold it beside your grip.

 

[LiveLife]

Dave Bone, here are some ideas you can expand on the fish net idea or buy (I don't know if Akuna brass catcher is commercially available). Akuna brass catcher utilize the accessory rail to secure the catcher - you may be able to modify the fish net idea so it will be hands free.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4091802588028157549#docid=4061168913893902243

 

[UpTheIrons]

Try this link from Midway:

http://www.midwayusa.com/Search/#942-827____-_1-2-4_8-16

Item # 942-827. It is $60.

 

[Justin]

Champion's Choice sells an off-gun brass catcher with a stand for $75.

You can find it here. It's a pretty standard piece of gear among Bullseye shooters.

 

[Dave Bone]

bds, that looks like just the thing! Even better, that it mounts to the accessory rail. I am now on the hunt.

Thank you, gentleman!

Dave

 

[LiveLife]

Dave Bone, I don't know where it is available and I think it is around $60.

I might work on my Walmart fish net to mount on the accessory rail for hands free brass catching.

 

[Dave Bone]

I found the web site but, there is no ordering option. So, I sent an email to the guy that designed and patented it.

Dave