Brass Catching

[stesco]

Want to get into reloading,but want to know how fellow INGOers retain their pistol brass. I shoot at a local conservation club and if no one is there it is easy to pick up my brass. If it is busy then much more difficult. Do you have something you bought or built to capture your brass? I have a few ideas to build something but looking for real world examples. The gun is a XDS 45.

 

[Redhorse]

Yupp, shoot a revolver.

 

[Slawburger]

Tarp on ground.

 

[sloughfoot]

Years ago, during speed steel matches at SW Conservation Club in Ft Wayne, a guys wife used to catch his brass in mid-air. Nobody minded until she started catching other guys brass in mid-air too.

Nobody lost any sleep over it. It is just brass.

 

[BogWalker]

Some guys rig up a sort of net like device and shoot next to it. Many popular firearms models also have brass catchers that will attach to them.

 

[WhitleyStu]

Several Years ago I purchased a CTK brass catcher. It has been used for pistol and rifle brass and functions perfectly once you set it in line of the spent case's trajectory. I saw it on sale in a flyer last week for $50, but don't remember which dealer had it on sale.
Universal Brass Catcher

 

[netsecurity]

Several Years ago I purchased a CTK brass catcher. It has been used for pistol and rifle brass and functions perfectly once you set it in line of the spent case's trajectory. I saw it on sale in a flyer last week for $50, but don't remember which dealer had it on sale.
Universal Brass Catcher

That is a darn minnow net on a short stand. $60 is rediculous. I bet they filed a patent for that piece of crap.

 

[bos-94-003]

I use a tarp for pistol and brass catcher for my carbine but I also shoot on private property.

 

[voodoo304]

I'm with Redhorse, sell the XD and buy a .357 revolver. Makes reloading so much easier and fun because you have a gun that can handle magnum loads.

 

[CZB1962]

We use an mosquito net for a army bed we got at the surplus store. That and a few cheap electric fence post with the spike at the bottom to hold it up work well. We are also on private property though.

 

[Slawburger]

I saw someone with a "Brass Magnet" brand device. It was a net with weighted corners but seemed to work well.

 

[IN71vet]

Amazon.com: Pistol Brass Catcher: Sports & Outdoors
Have you looked at this brass catcher? I use a model by a different company that works reasonably well, I can't get to mine so I can't give you the exact model.

 

[Jubba]

I use the bed of my truck. It works great. I shot 200 rounds the other day and collected 202 pieces of brass. I do shoot on my own property though.

 

[BogWalker]

I use the bed of my truck. It works great. I shot 200 rounds the other day and collected 202 pieces of brass. I do shoot on my own property though.

Where'd the other two rounds come from...?

 

[mustangjohn]

Where'd the other two rounds come from...?

lol

 

[mustangjohn]

My wife and I shoot at Eagle Creek. They pick up our rounds as quick as I fire. I don't save them anyway but thought that was strange.

 

[Jubba]

Where'd the other two rounds come from...?

I am guessing a previous shooting session or I had extra rounds in my 100 round packs. Either way, I'll take it!

 

[ViperJock]

I know it adds time to the process but I like to add a GPS chip to my brass.

 

[hps]

I know it adds time to the process but I like to add a GPS chip to my brass.

NICE!!!

 

[Slawburger]

I know it adds time to the process but I like to add a GPS chip to my brass.

I thought DHS already did that for you?