Which catch do y'all use? With the 300blk and 6.5g, I want to be able to retain my brass easier then chasing them around.
Brass catch?
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+1. Shot with a buddy a few days ago that had the Caldwell catcher. While I was dumping the sand from my brass, he unzipped his bag and put his in the range bag. I will have one.
drypowder
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That looks much less finicky than the strap-on brass catchers.
The netting isn't great, but it would be easy to fix that, and maybe Caldwell will do so if they get enough feedback:
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TripleO7
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I didn't watch the video but I've read that larger calibers can get hot enough to melt the net. .223 or 5.56 don't seem to. For me anyway.
Flawless operation so far.
TripleO7
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I've had 80 rounds in mine. I believe they say it will hold 100. It looked like it wouldn't be a problem.
I've got the velcro version (notice how I avoided the term "strap on") and it sucks. It's 8$ on amazon and the Pic rail version is $35, which is basically the same thing but actually works. Man they really jacked the price up just to get one that works.
nbkky71
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If you have rail space on top of your rifle, add a case deflector:
https://www.creedmoorsports.com/product/842
It drops your brass into a pile right in front on your rifle. I use one of these when I shoot NRA/CMP highpower matches so I don't have to chase my brass when shooting in-position with a sling.
The only other cheaper option that I've used is a $5 blue tarp from Harbor Freight
https://www.creedmoorsports.com/product/842
It drops your brass into a pile right in front on your rifle. I use one of these when I shoot NRA/CMP highpower matches so I don't have to chase my brass when shooting in-position with a sling.
The only other cheaper option that I've used is a $5 blue tarp from Harbor Freight
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It's a good thing you phrased that carefully.
I've the $8 UTG velcro unit, after I stapled in a middle section of a qt plastic oil bottle, it's been great for years.
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jmccracken1214
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i thought about getting a pop up laundry hamper for $6.99 at walmart, and just laying it on its side, beside me when i shoot so it'll just throw it in there when i shoot.