Anyone use this product? Pros and/or cons?
http://tacticalbrassrecovery.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=53
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Tactical brass recovery bag
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Re: Tactical brass recovery bag
I haven't used that one in particular, but brass catchers are very useful. Just make sure the mouth is open properly. Sometimes the brass will ricochet back into the ejection port causing a jam and smashing your brass but it beats searching for your brass. There are some cheaper ones at Brownells
I haven't used that one in particular, but brass catchers are very useful. Just make sure the mouth is open properly. Sometimes the brass will ricochet back into the ejection port causing a jam and smashing your brass but it beats searching for your brass. There are some cheaper ones at Brownells
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That looks promising. What I do is drape a large rectangle small hold netting over my rifle and bunch up the netting under the mag. It is not as swank as that one but it cost me I think $9.00 for a yard and I have a few of them. I use a bigger one on the 308 and a smaller one on the 223.
It was originally Tan when I got it but where the casings impact it has caused it to have a nice big black spot on it.
That looks promising. What I do is drape a large rectangle small hold netting over my rifle and bunch up the netting under the mag. It is not as swank as that one but it cost me I think $9.00 for a yard and I have a few of them. I use a bigger one on the 308 and a smaller one on the 223.
It was originally Tan when I got it but where the casings impact it has caused it to have a nice big black spot on it.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RGraff</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Anyone use this product? Pros and/or cons?
http://tacticalbrassrecovery.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=53 </div></div>
Yes, I have one on my Armalite AR-10. I love it, but it is on the expensive side but will worth it to me. Item is very well designed and made. I looked at all the ones I could find on the web and this one by far suites my needs the best.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RGraff</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Anyone use this product? Pros and/or cons?
http://tacticalbrassrecovery.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=53 </div></div>
Yes, I have one on my Armalite AR-10. I love it, but it is on the expensive side but will worth it to me. Item is very well designed and made. I looked at all the ones I could find on the web and this one by far suites my needs the best.
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Appreciate that RRP. I know...the cost was a tad bit more than I expected but it appears to be a well built unit. Does it attach at just the one point on the hand guard or are there more?
Appreciate that RRP. I know...the cost was a tad bit more than I expected but it appears to be a well built unit. Does it attach at just the one point on the hand guard or are there more?
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MR JOSHUA</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I haven't used that one in particular, but brass catchers are very useful. Just make sure the mouth is open properly. Sometimes the brass will ricochet back into the ejection port causing a jam and smashing your brass but it beats searching for your brass. There are some cheaper ones at Brownells</div></div>
I've tried several of these over the years, a plastic "can" that clipped onto my Uzi SMG, a deflector and bag for an M16/AR16 and another I tried on an FN-FAL. Every one of them had jams due to bouncing brass. Not often, but enough that they were unreliable.
YMMV.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MR JOSHUA</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I haven't used that one in particular, but brass catchers are very useful. Just make sure the mouth is open properly. Sometimes the brass will ricochet back into the ejection port causing a jam and smashing your brass but it beats searching for your brass. There are some cheaper ones at Brownells</div></div>
I've tried several of these over the years, a plastic "can" that clipped onto my Uzi SMG, a deflector and bag for an M16/AR16 and another I tried on an FN-FAL. Every one of them had jams due to bouncing brass. Not often, but enough that they were unreliable.
YMMV.
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If I'm shooting off of bags on a bench or prone from a bipod, I throw a towel over the scope and let it drape with some angle to it ( I'll put an ammo box or something with some weight to hold the towel out away from the ejection port ) works like a champ and its free !!!
If I'm shooting off of bags on a bench or prone from a bipod, I throw a towel over the scope and let it drape with some angle to it ( I'll put an ammo box or something with some weight to hold the towel out away from the ejection port ) works like a champ and its free !!!
Re: Tactical brass recovery bag
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RGraff</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Appreciate that RRP. I know...the cost was a tad bit more than I expected but it appears to be a well built unit. Does it attach at just the one point on the hand guard or are there more?</div></div>
It attaches to the hand guard picatinny rail. I have never had a problem with jams due to brass bouncing back into the ejection port. The zipper on the bottom of the bag makes it very easy and fast to empty the bag.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RGraff</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Appreciate that RRP. I know...the cost was a tad bit more than I expected but it appears to be a well built unit. Does it attach at just the one point on the hand guard or are there more?</div></div>
It attaches to the hand guard picatinny rail. I have never had a problem with jams due to brass bouncing back into the ejection port. The zipper on the bottom of the bag makes it very easy and fast to empty the bag.
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They are the balls. I have one for my SCAR-H and two M4 models. It's the only brass catcher I've used that doesn't suck - and like an AI, if you can afford it, there's nothing else comparable.
They are the balls. I have one for my SCAR-H and two M4 models. It's the only brass catcher I've used that doesn't suck - and like an AI, if you can afford it, there's nothing else comparable.
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I'm a hat-wearing guy and that's what I use. I strap the velcro around the scope and elevation turret and let the top and bill hang over the ejection port of my AR15. I haven't had any jams as the brass just gets deflected onto the bench/ground. I HAVE had hot brass roll under my arm though and the burns to prove it....
I'm a hat-wearing guy and that's what I use. I strap the velcro around the scope and elevation turret and let the top and bill hang over the ejection port of my AR15. I haven't had any jams as the brass just gets deflected onto the bench/ground. I HAVE had hot brass roll under my arm though and the burns to prove it....
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mendy300wm</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Looks cool, but god damn son get behind the rifle </div></div>
Haaaa, beat me to it!
Wonder what makes it 'tactical' and not just brass recovery? Oh wait, its black...
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mendy300wm</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Looks cool, but god damn son get behind the rifle </div></div>
Haaaa, beat me to it!
Wonder what makes it 'tactical' and not just brass recovery? Oh wait, its black...
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It doesn't say tactical on it, but you could try a Brassmagnet.
http://www.brassmagnet.com/page1.aspx
Perfect material for the job and well weighted. Obviously it isn't intended to hook over your ejection port like this, but personally I think that's a plus.
It doesn't say tactical on it, but you could try a Brassmagnet.
http://www.brassmagnet.com/page1.aspx
Perfect material for the job and well weighted. Obviously it isn't intended to hook over your ejection port like this, but personally I think that's a plus.
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Dumb question, but anyone know whether the AR15 catcher from Tactical Brass could be made to work with a Sig? I assume answer is "no" since they are developing a Sig specific model. I have a DMR 556.
Dumb question, but anyone know whether the AR15 catcher from Tactical Brass could be made to work with a Sig? I assume answer is "no" since they are developing a Sig specific model. I have a DMR 556.
