Heat Resistant Brass Catcher

I bought this for my dad and he’s been really happy with it so far. He wanted something to help keep brass from flying everywhere while shooting, and this has worked well for that. It catches the casings consistently and makes cleanup a lot easier afterward. He also mentioned that it was pretty simple to attach and didn’t get in the way while using it. The material seems durable enough to handle regular use, and the heat-resistant mesh was a nice feature since the brass can obviously get hot pretty quickly. Overall, a practical accessory if you’re tired of chasing brass around or shooting in areas where cleanup matters. Would definitely recommend for anyone wanting an easier and cleaner setup at the range.

I've bought several of these so far and haven't had any issues, but I could see where brass would get hot enough to cause some issues... luckily that would probably occur after there's already a few brass pieces in there so it would minimize contact with the nylon. regardless, this beats sweeping up other junk and will continue to buy more as needed. the non mesh ones store better as they dont have the resistance of the steel mesh, but I have both and so far no issues with either.

Alright. Why did I buy this? I'm a competitor who LOATHES loosing brass. I compete, I eject a casing, it goes who knows where, and now im short a piece of brass that I put way to much time energy into to perfect. I run one piece mounts which is the crux of this component along with scope rings that sit low to the rail. In my case there simply isnt enough room in any of my setups to mount this above the bell without sacrificing something. So if you're running 0MOA in your mount /w a 34mm tube, forget about it without compromising something. Also, the way the latching mechanism works, there wouldnt be enough be enough room to actuate the button to remove it without running into my mount. Setups with red dots work well. Storage -> For my use case, there is enough storage to hold at least 12 pieces of brass. For a stage for what I compete in, thats all I need. I could def get more cases in, but im going to eject every single one at the end. Directions - The directions are very well written. It's basically a two part system. You have one female end that stays on your platform, and a male end that connects in. The male end would only get removed if you were switching things around or wanted other empty the casings that way. There is a zipper opening on the bottom of the bag that being honest I wish wasnt there as it will likely get pulled and spill its contents. Nothing a zip tie wouldnt fix though. Durability - I expect it to last a season of moderate training / competition. I think thats worth the cost of loosing enough pieces in a batch of brass. I'll end up throwing this on my training platform to see how it performs long term and update if any negative occurs. Functionality and fit are going to be user depending. It sits close enough to the ejection port to capture. There may be a bit of timing with moving It along your platform's rails or its rails, but theres plenty of space to figure it out as long as you can maintain your eye relief. In my opinion, this setup is more suited for split rings than a one piece, but if you're willing to tinker you can make it work. My MPA mount wont afford this, so It will live on a practice rig. Still great value.

Easy to use and works great. I bought a second one.

It mounted up pretty easy to my rifles and works just as I had imagined it would. I like that they give you 2 mounting brackets so I can mount the catch basket on whichever one of my ARs that I’m shooting and I also like the fact that there’s a zipper it just makes it convenient to empty your shells out without taking the whole thing off of the rifle. So far I’ve probably shot about 300 rounds with it and the only minor thing that happened is every once in a while a hot case will stick to the mesh a little bit if you just kind of tap the bag or jiggle the rifle and they come right off and I imagine similar products probably have the same thing happen from time to time. Overall I like using it, it’s less clean up after shooting and definitely a good value!

Nice and stable on my rifle and wont slowly droop like other designs will. Main thing to remember is that if you're using a AR to have the dust cover open BEFORE you put it on.

Great product!!

I’m going to give this a 3. Not because it doesn’t work. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do. It’s easy to use, easy to mount and assemble. It fit fine. But it’s kind of wobbly. It doesn’t lock in super tight. But it doesn’t really need too, I use it when I shoot my AR off the bench. For that it works fine. In reality I’d buy it again

I have a rifle which is throwing brass 10+ meters away, which is inconvenient in many ways. This brass catcher was easy to install (no adjustment was needed, it just worked), and it works very well. Very conveniently it comes with two bases, which you can install on two different rifles, and just quickly attach the brass catcher to the rifle you're shooting right now. It's definitely well made (metal where it should be) and still not too heavy. I've never used a brass catcher before, but now I see that it can be useful in different scenarios.

Excellent unit! Easy to install and remove. Works well to collect the casing after firing. No longer have to collect off the ground. Simply to empty. Would recommend

Put it on my .22 semi. Had to raise the scope with new mounts. Seems to work and is holding up. I can actually leave it out enough that I can use the action without having to take it off. No more mess of empty casings.

The brass catcher works perfectly! No more time spent picking up empty shells! I have it on my Ruger PCC and it works great!

Works great lots of adjustment