MJK-MOD-547
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.38SuperMan
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Yes, mainly for 38 super. One of my 38 supers tossed the brass 15 feet. Need to have it looked at but otherwise it works perfect. It’s a Kimber Eclipse Target and I have a colt LW Commander 38 super that lays the brass about a foot from you in a nice pile.
wantmoresmiths
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Yes for my 9mm PCC. I don't currently use one for my 15-22 but I have considered using it just to keep someone from having to pick up my empty brass.
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MJK-MOD-547
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I use the same one;
[ame]https://www.amazon.com/TacStar-Industries-1081240-Catcher-Picatinny/dp/B07BGK8P7T[/ame]
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MJK-MOD-547
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nippr,
When I bought mine and installed it I found I needed two hands to remove it to empty without comprising the shape. I fabricated a small handle that allowed me to pull straight with one hand and minimize wear on the attaching clip.
Still a slight bump would distort the shape. I wanted to keep the shape when installing, removing and using. By moving the bag around all the time you run the risk of wearing the corners out.
I used a piece of cardboard and lined the inside and then lined the inside of the cardboard. Now it holds it's shape, works good and is ( as Freddy Prince would say) "LOOKING GOOD"
When I bought mine and installed it I found I needed two hands to remove it to empty without comprising the shape. I fabricated a small handle that allowed me to pull straight with one hand and minimize wear on the attaching clip.
Still a slight bump would distort the shape. I wanted to keep the shape when installing, removing and using. By moving the bag around all the time you run the risk of wearing the corners out.
I used a piece of cardboard and lined the inside and then lined the inside of the cardboard. Now it holds it's shape, works good and is ( as Freddy Prince would say) "LOOKING GOOD"
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cjt50
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I use the Caldwell Pic Rail Bag with great success. I like that I can buy extra pic rail mounts and move the bag from gun to gun.
I usually shoot indoors and needed to find a solution for hot brass down the shirt. This worked out perfectly and since I was collecting the brass, I recycled it for up to $.80 a pound depending on the market.
I usually shoot indoors and needed to find a solution for hot brass down the shirt. This worked out perfectly and since I was collecting the brass, I recycled it for up to $.80 a pound depending on the market.
The best one I have found is
AR 15 & Gun Accessories, AR 15 Attachments, Tactical Brass Catcher – Magwell Mounts
AR 15 & Gun Accessories, AR 15 Attachments, Tactical Brass Catcher – Magwell Mounts
