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A wire frame holds fabric in correct shape and allows brass to enter bag without disruption to bolt function or interrupting cycling. The large 100 round capacity (. It is collapsible as well, making it convenient to transport to and from the range. The Caldwell Brass Retriever picks up brass saving your back and time. The Brass Catcher attaches to the forearm of any with hook and loop webbing and captures the ejected brass. A loop panel is included for adding IDs and patches. Brass is loud and traceable. The quick detent locking attachment feature allows for quick installation and removal of the brass catcher; which allows for quick checking or clearing of the rifle chamber. 223 brass from your Semi-Auto? The Caldwell Brass Catcher captures and holds approximately 30 rounds, and has a convenient zipper at bottom of mesh bag that makes emptying simple.
- Swing-open design allows for convenient chamber access
- 223) with a zippered bottom for easy brass removal
- Heat-resistant mesh bag
- Quickly attaches to any using hook and loop webbing
- Internal cage design maintains bag shape
- Wire frame is adjustable to form it to most any rifle
- 223)
- 100 round capacity (.
- Heat resistant mesh will not melt
- Holds approximately 30 rounds of spent brass (.
Reviews
John B.
It works great for both. I'm very satisfied with the Caldwell Brass Catcher on my Ruger 1022. I haven't attempted to use it on other rifles so I am unable to provide any info on the universal fit aspect of this product. Installation took only a few moments on my Ruger 1022.
Like most Caldwell products this one is well made and the design is well thought out. I bought this product to eliminate the problem of spent casings being ejected at the person in the next bay when shooting at the range and to make cleanup at the home shooting station easier.
One area where there is a bit of adjustment in one's technique is the safety. Access to the bolt to charge the rifle or clear a jam is no problem. The bag hinges forward easily giving full access to the bolt area without removing the bag. The catcher returns to the same position when you swing it back into the shooting position.
The mounting straps hold the brass catcher firmly on the rifle and I have not had any problems with it moving out of position and interfering with the bolt. Ejected cases are collected nicely in the mesh bag and the zipper on the bottom makes it easy to empty the bag at the end of the shooting session. There is no interference with the magazine so inserting and removing the magazine is unchanged.
This is a pretty minor issue but may bother a few users so I wanted to mention it. Stay well,John The bottom of the catcher is close to the trigger guard (just above) and is slightly noticeable when you go to push the safety off.
The metal wire frame provides good rigidity and has not interfered with the action of the bolt on the 1022.
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