Keeping brass corralled

[Bing]

Does someone make a bag or similar that attaches to the rifle (or pistol) over the ejection port to keep the brass corralled? If I leave it on the floor at the range until I leave other shooters clean it up and I'm out the brass or have a confrontation.

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[clearconscience]

A lot of people I've seen on here make their own out of pvc and netting.

But I usually just pick it up after shooting a couple mags. I don't save brass though so if someone picked it up for me I wouldn't be mad.
I've used a tarp or something spread out on the ground. Or if your shooting an AR they make a few different kinds of shell catchers. Well worth it.

 

[SHPD_Retired]

https://api.viglink.com/api/click?f...ell Brass Catcher - $6.49 + Free S/H over $35

 

[rick benjamin]

Brass Catcher
http://www.amazon.com/NO-M-Brass-SH...qid=1450661807&sr=1-25&keywords=brass+catcher
http://www.amazon.com/Caldwell-1225..._UL160_SR158,160_&refRID=15NMHVCF4DM13YD1VKG4
http://www.amazon.com/Caldwell-Pic-Rail-Brass-Catcher/dp/B00EB5OU0Q

 

[ConcreteJungle]

I have both of the ones pictured below...the 2nd one that mounts to the picatinny rial works much better. There is a slight difference in price but it's well worth it. Both are made by Caldwell.

 

[misterarman]

I have both of the ones pictured below...the 2nd one that mounts to the picatinny rial works much better. There is a slight difference in price but it's well worth it. Both are made by Caldwell.

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Got the second one on the way.
Heard lots of good stuff about it.

 

[Certaindeaf]

I think the top one is for a revolver.

 

[Benchrest]

I think the top one is for a revolver.

Oh boy...

 

[Certaindeaf]

Oh boy...

The zipper bottom makes it all worth it.

 

[Certaindeaf]

all kinda lolz
Oh, wrong thread.

 

[Certaindeaf]

double

 

[Sgt Nambu]

I use the type that rests on the bench next to the ejection port. It is larger and one simply moves it forward or back depending on where the port is. Handguns or offhand? Provision for screwing the frame to a standard tripod is included! Took a couple trials to get the hang of it but I like it a lot now! Mainly because I HATE sweeping brass!
It's also a Cauldwell product!

 

[teflon6string]

It is my experience that any open collared Hawaiian shirt will catch flying brass very effectively.

 

[Doc In UPlace]

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I have this one, it works OK, but am interested in moving to the rail mount one.

Would like to have one for my Ruger 22/45 also. Hmmm. It just might work with that upper rear rail installed.

 

[Sgt Nambu]

It is my experience that any open collared Hawaiian shirt will catch flying brass very effectively.

Wife/GF's cleavage is like a brass magnet!

 

[Benchrest]

If my brother stands in just the right spot, empties bounce off his face and land just to the right of me, in a bucket.

I always take him shooting, 10mm brass is expensive.

 

[Caveman Jim]

This is one of the projects I will do this winter!!!!
Oh, and I have 2 of the older Caldwells... too finicky for me....

 

[Member 5605]

I have the Caldwell one with the zipper pouch that's removable.

Want it? No longer own AR's to use it on. Saved my butt and brass a few times when checking reloads.

 

[Mikej]

Does someone make a bag or similar that attaches to the rifle (or pistol) over the ejection port to keep the brass corralled? If I leave it on the floor at the range until I leave other shooters clean it up and I'm out the brass or have a confrontation.

I'm having a hard time getting past other people thinking your brass is their's!? At the range I go to, indoors, there may be a bit of brass mixing but never seen anyone that would sweep it all knowing it wasn't all their's without even asking.

 

[oli700]

Caldwell Pic Rail Bag

Each firearm has its own rail piece and the bag goes from rifle to rifle


the only thing I don't like about it is the adjustment on the bag. If the just flipped the bolts they would be accessible from the mouth of the bag but as it stands you have to take apart the bag to adjust it for different rifles


holds a good amount of brass, this is 40rds in the bag


the only way to do it for shooting and moving.....

unlike the Caldwell with no frame , I can empty full mags with the rifle on its side and with no stoppage because the net wont let the brass clear the ejection port