DIY AR15 Brass Catcher

[@thrivealist9458]

I love creative minds. 10years later it’s still being admired. I think I’ll do it a bit differently but definitely stealing the vent idea.

[@sonchau9979]

Guns the love of my life, no need to keep, yet easy to maintain if you do, and u can always trust that she gets the job done right

[@muttn.c.8662]

I realize your video is a few years old. Just wanted to let you know your idea and end result are purely excellent. Thank you for taking the time to do the video. You and yours take care, God bless and Watch your 6's!

[@Wheelchair-bear]

That is a great idea, I used to have a plastic box of style on the side of my mini 14, it would bounce the brass back into the auction and cause jams, I never thought of cutting the bottom of the box out and putting a nylon bag underneath. I wonder if the hot brass ever melts The netting?

[@thetriode]

Great idea, it also works around scope mounts too which is a nice bonus. The fancy one my buddy got from Caldwell didn't.

[@jpparker19]

Driving me crazy trying to figure out how to mount one. Thanks Bro!

[@theknob1]

Excellent job "thejapino"! Thank you for inspiring! Really great craftsmanship. Thank you!

[@ponthis1]

Nice job there. I'm a big fan of reusing what you have!

[@chrismulhall8149]

A+ I've been trying to find something to mount to my T97 and this is an awesome idea. I even work as a mechanic and never ever thought of this before. So thank you sir. So here's my helpful hint, if you can't find anything at a junk yard try hitting up your local small shop or performance shop because people are always installing intake systems (cold air, short ram, ect.) and more often then not they don't want their factory intake and end up just leaving it at the shop, and most mechanics are hoarders and keep some of the parts that "may come in handy one day" so it might not hurt to check them out and show them this video because they may actually have what you need sitting in the bottom of there tool box or something. ( source: personal experience as a mechanic and hoarder of maybe one day items)

[@kimcurtis9366]

Cool idea! I noticed that you rubberized the ears that clamp onto the rifle to protect the finish! You did a really cool brass catcher without spending much at all! KUDOS!

[@StonyNada]

Great job. Well done my friend. The guy on your right appreciates you.

[@revfaulkner]

Truly nice work...the manufacture's that sell these products should look at your final product and refine theirs!!! Thanks for sharing.....

[@delbertplouff9266]

great job on the brass catcher. I have been working on one but not as nice as yours. I am going to rethink mine now thanks

[@agarcia2k8]

That's pretty smart dude, props. Your bends on the coat hanger look really nice. Ingenuity at it's best.

[@leonelectrical]

Love it, got my creative juices flowing. cheers dude!

[@foofighter3333]

Really clean work, looks like it was bought like that. I'm going to make a trip to Home Depot and look at their ducting/vents section and see if I can find something similar. Maybe a shop vac attachment would work? Thanks for the idea!

[@Sczelag]

Excellent job of re-purposing!!!

[@MrMoneybag1988]

nice brass catcher ima try to make one for my and 65 and glock 23. you should make a video on step by step how to make one that will be good to see thanks !

[@gerrymatheson4020]

This is great. Awesome job on it. Thanks for sharing. I like it better than any of the commercial ones I've seen. You should market it.

[@FUBARguy107]

The year is 2020 and this video us still relevant. 😎

[@steven3379]

Very nice, looks well thought-out!! would have been nice to see it in action!!

[@mrcarlton751]

Awesome idea. Making my own based on yours. For everyone that is asking. This is from a Volvo: model between 1995 and 1997. Part number on the piece is 1397877. I got it from a 4 door sedan model.

[@nick-sn5xv]

wish you showed the other side the gun that shows where the metal catches or holds it on. i cant tell if it is held by gravity or by the scope mount or the rails. looks like both the "tips" of the coat hanger are their different specific shapes for no reason or on purpose.

[@Cucurú-c9v]

I tried a brass catcher with similar nylon mesh, the extremely hot brass melted the mesh. My rifle used launch the brass a good six feet away into the next shooters rifle. An Army armourer told me he could fix it. He took out the nylon from the middle of the extractor spring. The empties then never left my table.

[@jimlosey2245]

Good Job! Thanks for posting.

[@MontananMillionaire]

Looks really good. Can it fit when using a 100rnd beta mag? If it could then that could be a perfect solution for us beta mag users wanting to collect our brass.

[@iamstanley4356]

Beautiful BCM amd and extremely smart ingenuity.

[@NateValdez]

Dude you should sell that design the duct wire thing works awesome

[@oneinthechamber3280]

Well done! Very creative.

[@joanben1977]

Badass job brotha. very well put together.

[@davidperry8046]

Nice man I’ll try it out with of course a little diff mods but nice man!

[@blueeyephil]

Real mice.I have an inexpensive purchased bag that doesn't work that well, But maybe I can make some adjustments based on your design to make it better, or scrap it and do your idea. I was thinking about forming something with Kydex before I saw your video.

[@Yumo999]

Excellent.

[@keemmajor5517]

Nice modification

[@jgvtc559]

Super cool are you into reloading

[@MrRazor99]

Awesome idea! Have any issues with hot brass on the bag? The Caldwell has that issue.

[@Wheelchair-bear]

Do you have any problem with the hot brass melting the nylon mesh?

[@Airsoftpsyco1423]

What happens when you leave the dust cover closed, put this on and fire? Any jams? How does the cover interact with the catch?

[@IrishWariorKing]

Well done man!!!

[@ahardrocker]

Great Idea very helpful to many persons.

[@kleetus92]

Well done sir!

[@rsrrhino]

great catcher man, got me thinking

[@foofighter3333]

Oh what did you use to bend the coat hanger so perfectly?

[@trackdominator]

good job man, just what i need.

[@Furbyforthewin]

Very very very nice video and idea men! :D You inspired me to create something similar! Thank you very much! :D

[@williwonti]

If you can't find a similar intake tube, you could possibly heat and mold some PVC pipe to approximate that shape. Putting the lip on the edge would be the hardest part.

[@Prenub1]

Can you come up with one for a standard AK (without quadrail)?

[@justinmortensen2338]

What year volvo was it?

[@everready19373]

Outstanding!

[@danebarb1642]

Great video and idea. Thanks for sharing. Big $$ savings

[@eddiemegonnell3429]

nice

[@tomibriggs]

Brilliant!

[@wrightconnection1731]

Great idea guy! I love it when people like you use your head instead of your wallet. Now all I have to do is find a Volvo! LOL!

[@tun3tym3]

Cool

[@jsnantic]

genius!

[@operator1018]

EXCELLENT !!!

[@clandestineAR15]

Perhaps people should troll your page like you did my brothers channel.

[@IamKILLASWAGG]

Amazing💪