Brass Catchers

[xanderphillips]

Anyone used a brass catcher on an XDM? Wondering what works and what doesn't. Would like to keep brass shot at ranges without hassle to have for reloading. I don't want anything that's going to hinder shooting or be a PITA to use, so suggestions welcomed. I've got an XDM 5.25" 9mm if that makes any difference.

TIA, xandeprhillips

 

[malern28us]

Anyone used a brass catcher on an XDM? Wondering what works and what doesn't. Would like to keep brass shot at ranges without hassle to have for reloading. I don't want anything that's going to hinder shooting or be a PITA to use, so suggestions welcomed. I've got an XDM 5.25" 9mm if that makes any difference.

TIA, xandeprhillips

I am sorry but, I cannot resist.
I am sure that there are options for your brass catcher but 2 minutes of walking around doesnt seem like much to me

 

[xanderphillips]

2 main reasons I'm asking are: 1) I've read that some indoor ranges do not allow you to pick up brass once it's hit the floor (or rolled forward into the lane). 2) I have a degenerative disc in my lower back that doesn't tolerate much abuse (i.e. stooping down to pick up brass). I'm thinking something free-standing would work best, not strapped to my hand or my handgun.

 

[malern28us]

2 main reasons I'm asking are: 1) I've read that some indoor ranges do not allow you to pick up brass once it's hit the floor (or rolled forward into the lane). 2) I have a degenerative disc in my lower back that doesn't tolerate much abuse (i.e. stooping down to pick up brass). I'm thinking something free-standing would work best, not strapped to my hand or my handgun.

I get what you are saying. I wouldnt frequent someplace that wouldnt let me get my own brass ( or a majority of it). There are things like the rolling items that look like a Bingo roller that pick up bras. There are brooms also. I am not trying to be a smarta$$. I get what you are saying. Giving you options

 

[.458socomhunter]

I wholeheartedly understand. Brass isn't cheap. Why let someone else profit?

Universal Brass Catcher

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A Universal Brass Catcher System made in Gaffney, SC USA

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A little ingenuity and a few parts and I think you could fabricate something similar.....

 

[xanderphillips]

Thanks for the info... I definitely like the 'in an ammo can' model. I could probably throw something like that together for less than 20 bucks or so.