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Homemade Brass Catcher
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I really enjoy reloading. My problem is that with just one leg its a challenge to pick up the brass ejected from my autos. So, I made me a brass catcher out of an old t-shirt and a length of hot/cold PVC pipe from Lowes. It works even better that I had anticipated and it didn't cost hardly anything.

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Here is the thing put together. PVC and old T-shirt. The black clips keep it from sagging.


Here is the frame I made from the PVC pipe


Here is how I take the frame apart to put in in my backpack for when I go to the range.


It ain't patented so feel free use/modify my homemade brass catcher.
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Posts: 103 | Location: Columbus, Georgia | Registered: 08 April 2008Reply With Quote
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Someone on another Forum asked for the dimensions, so here they are:



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Neccesity is the Mother of Invention, covenience is the Father.
 
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Truer words were never spoken.

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I took a 2.5 gal plastic cat litter jug and cut out most of the flat panel out of one side. Then hung a piece of plastic sheet on the opening with a piece of duct tape. It's light and easy to carry to the range. When I get there I throw a sand bag inside to anchor it. So far it's caught all my 308 brass out of my BAR before they land in the Wisconsin snow.
 
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