Where to find a ar platform fit brass catcher?

[Watchout Larry]

Just a general post to see if anyone could let me know where to find a brass catcher for an AR style platform receiver? Thx in advance for your help!

 

[Thompson486]

Try any retailer that sells Condor stuff.
Condor makes one.

Found a link.
http://www.heroarmysurplus.com/condor-m4m16-brass-catcher-p-13491.html

 

[ez8]

i got a caldwell one for $11 and it works great.

 

[Aprilia Man]

Got the UTG one of fleabay and it's also works.

 

[BeerBaron]

3 Bucc is the best I have seen/used, though quite a bit more $$ than some of the other options. Ordered mine from Brownells.

 

[sleeper377]

http://frontierfirearms.ca/index.ph...sories/utg-mesh-trap-shell-catcher-black.html

 

[guns4mywife]

ncstar vinzer sports is were i got mine works good

 

[Watchout Larry]

Just wanted to say thanks for everyone's input...always a wealth of knowledge here on CGN!

 

[kayak_defence]

Check out http://www.brasscatchers.com/store/brasscatcher.html#Anchor-35882

E & L manufacturing

have a brass catch for just about every rifle

and reasonable price

 

[DBontario]

Those look pretty cool but they seem bulky. I wonder if it would get in the way. The Ar model looks like it covers most of the trigger area, i wonder if that can be a problem.

 

[back40sniper]

Another vote for 3bucc, use it for my truck gun.

 

[JayCarver]

I have two of the 3bucc, they work great.

 

[mechanik]

The problem with the hard plastic ones is that you can't mount them with a lot of optics as they want to clamp to the receiver rail.

I have a mesh one and the problem I have with it is that it doesn't seem to want to stay put. It's better than nothing though.

 

[pash1977]

Those look pretty cool but they seem bulky. I wonder if it would get in the way. The Ar model looks like it covers most of the trigger area, i wonder if that can be a problem.

I agree, I've been eyeballing this thing...or perhaps even making one myself, Nice thing about it is that you can bring it to the range and use it right next to pretty much anything you shoot (without the bulk or sacrificing precious rail space) - you can even mount it to a photograpy style tripod to bring it up to a standing level.

http://www.ctkprecision.com/review_014_brasscatchers.aspx

 

[DBontario]

That would be great for the range.