Typically, brass catchers run in the range of $8 to $80 while a thousand rounds of spent. Investing in a brass catcher really streamlines cleanup but also saves you a ton of money. If you shoot often, you know how expensive this hobby can be. Yeah, you can probably guess that it doesn’t actually work very well, but there are options nonetheless! I’ll also show you a good alternative to a pistol brass catcher most people haven’t thought of. I have a lot of solutions for you on this list as well. Pistol fans relax, y’all get brass catchers too. These bad boys will save you boat loads of time, so you can spend every last second punching holes in paper instead of using precious range time on brass cleanup.Ĭheck out this video of a guy utilizing an AR-15 brass catcher and some other catchers. Of course, we’re talking about good ol’ trusty brass catchers, otherwise known as brass traps. This is the worst part of any range day, and as a matter of fact, will cost you more money and time than if you had bought one last tactical piece of gear for your firearms. Some are buried in the dirt, covered in mud, and hiding better than you ever have during archery season. This will take you a while to clean up, and you’re wondering… Is it even possible to find them all? Oh no… it’s time for the dreaded shooters cleanup and there is spent brass that has seemingly run amuck in every direction. The Situation: So, you get to the range and you’re having a good time. As an Amazon Associate, I earn a commission from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you.

9mm brass catcher