Universal Brass Catcher – Firearms Addict
In this review the Firearms Addict channel takes a look at the Universal Brass Catcher. The rifle used during this review is a Ruger AR-556.
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Universal Brass Catcher Maximizes Shooting Range Efficiency
John McQuay will waste no range time picking up brass since he is using the Universal Brass Catcher while zeroing his LR-17 riflescope. Because the Universal Brass Catcher does not attach to your firearm, it will not interfere with proper firearm function. A photo posted by CTK Precision (@ctkprecision) on Oct 14, 2016 at 6:29am… Read More: Universal Brass Catcher Maximizes Shooting Range Efficiency »
Universal Brass Catcher at Shooting Range
Thanks to Instagram User b1gb1ue for this great look at the Universal Brass Catcher at the shooting range. Because the Universal Brass Catcher does not attach to your firearm, it will not interfere with proper firearm function. Decided to blow off a few hundred steel rounds playing with the steel target flippers at 200. Using crap ammo at any… Read More: Universal Brass Catcher at Shooting Range »
Universal Brass Catcher Review & Range Demo
Thanks to the Mostly22LR channel for this great review and range demo of the Universal Brass Catcher. The Universal Brass Catcher can be used from a shooting bench, prone, or offhand. More Info: Universal Brass Catcher
AR-15 and the Universal Brass Catcher
A great video from Instagram that shows the Universal Brass Catcher doing its thing with a Del-Ton AR-15 rifle. A video posted by Josh LaFountain (@lafountainj) on Nov 22, 2015 at 4:31pm PST More Info: Universal Brass Catcher
P3 Ultimate Shooting Rest and Brass Catcher – John Johnston
Why the CTK Precision rifle rest works so well By JOHN JOHNSTON Special Correspondent Several readers have inquired about what rifle rest I use. The rest often is seen in photos that accompany my articles. The rest itself I received from a young entrepreneur named Curt Knitt. I have had it so long I cannot… Read More: P3 Ultimate Shooting Rest and Brass Catcher – John Johnston »