Does anyone know if an AR brass catcher will work on a M&P 15-22 or are there ones made for the 15-22?

it's a bag that attaches/velcro's around the upper

I have one made by UTG, which works pretty well, for my Sporter. I just went and looked at how it fit's on my 15-22. It appears that it should work but I haven't actually tried it.

Hobie

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Pardon my ignorance but why save 22lr casings? Can you sell it to a recycling place?

Some ranges, especially private ranges owned by friends, want the brass picked up or you don't get invited back.

I hate picking up my brass from the floor. Plus when it gets mixed with other people's brass, then I'm doing there job for them. Much easier to collect in a bag and empty over the bucket.

+1 for this... I make it a point to leave any range I visit as clean or better yet, cleaner than it was when I arrived.

So basically you guys just throw your brass 22lr casings in the trash.

Nope, I'm working on filling a five gallon bucket which will go the metal recycling place when I take in my aluminum cans.

Actually not looking to save them. It's for someone who is allowed to shoot on their own property but is having a tough time cleaning up the cases.

That's interesting, I wonder how much they give at the recycling center for used 22LR brass. Criminals are ripping copper/brass fittings from homes under contruction. Recycle centers are paying top dollars for copper/brass. With this M&P I may be shooting a lot of 22 and since can't reload them this may be an option to look into for me.. Thanks

I have one of these mesh bags on my 15-22. It does fit, but it didn't catch the brass very well. I think because the upper portion of the bag is tightly woven nylon and the .22 doesn't have the weight to get down into the bag. I may have to adjust it a little bit, but I'm not holding out hope. In the meantime I just ordered a much more expensive option, and will give it a shot. If that doesn't work then I'll return it and just have to pick my brass up.

the more expensive one is from CatchYourBrass.com - Brass Catcher | Tactical Brass Catcher | Range Brass Catcher | AR-15 | AR-10 |AK-47 I figure the one for the quad rail should work and it can be adjusted a bit. I'll let everyone know.

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If you don't necessarily need to catch it but can get by with just controlling where it lands then cut an 8"x 6" piece of old inner tube (or even a mouse pad) & attach that to the R/H side of your scope mount over the ejection port. (hangs loose & floppy)

That is what I use on my private range & the brass just falls to the ground under the gun.

Universal Brass Catcher

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