Brass Catcher On Bullseye Pistol Box

HuckleberryFun · Dec 17, 2016

I just ordered a CMM Ultimate Brass Catcher so I can mount it on my Strong Case bullseye box and have a convenient "grab and go" pistol box with everything all together. Also, I'm tired of bending over to pick up spent brass. I see other Bullseye shooters on the firing line with them and looks like a time & back saver to me. I'm tall (6'5") so I got the one with the longer 20" adjustable stem.

Ultimate Brass Catcher, optional 20 stem

akmewon · Dec 17, 2016

i have this and it take a few seconds to setup but it breaks down into a little pouch and i love it!!!
Caldwell® Brass Trap : Cabela's

HuckleberryFun · Dec 17, 2016

akmewon said:
i have this and it take a few seconds to setup but it breaks down into a little pouch and i love it!!!
Caldwell® Brass Trap : Cabela's

I've seen them around. Looks like it would work fine. Is it just me or does the shape of it remind you of an old timey bonnet like a pioneer gal would have worn on the Oregon Trail?

Certaindeaf · Dec 17, 2016

I'mna have to get or rig me up something like that. Keeping track of and picking up your brass in a sea of brass is sure a hassle.

akmewon · Dec 17, 2016

HuckleberryFun said:
I've seen them around. Looks like it would work fine. Is it just me or does the shape of it remind you of an old timey bonnet like a pioneer gal would have worn on the Oregon Trail?

haha it totally does .

Certaindeaf · Dec 17, 2016

Certaindeaf said:
I'mna have to get or rig me up something like that. Keeping track of and picking up your brass in a sea of brass is sure a hassle.

But of course this is the reason Jesus invented revolvers..
lol

Camelfilter · Dec 17, 2016

We have the Caldwell ones that quick attaches to the rail, along with a few extra rail quick attachers for various AR's (carbines, rifles & pistols). Super handy!

Not so keen on the big "basket" type catchers, but it would be handy for bench or prone rifle.

Pistol, just starting to get comfortable with draw & motion, so nothing would help there, but more back excersises & losing weight...

Rick4070 · Dec 22, 2016

It has been years since I have shot any Bullseye pistol, But I thought there was some rule that you had to be able to see through any brass catcher/deflector.
I know that some folks would have a piece of 1/4" mesh hardware cloth that they would clip on to their box to keep the shooters next to them hot brass from going down their necks...
However, I most likely am mistaken...
I do know that when I used to shoot rimfire Bullseye pistol at Centralia, I had to argue that an elastic wrist brace fell under the "artificial support" rule, and couldn't be used....