Name: Caldwell Mesh Brass Trap
Brand: Caldwell
SKU: CW122560
Price: 52.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.2 (10 reviews)

Caldwell Brass Trap

Caldwell Mesh Brass Trap

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Shop the Caldwell Mesh Brass Trap for reliable brass collection. Durable, easy to use, and a great value. Includes carry bag. Order today!

Why let the hassle of collecting spent brass casings interrupt your shooting experience  The Caldwell Brass Trap offers an innovative solution to efficiently capture your brass, allowing you to focus on your aim and technique. Expertly designed for versatility, this brass trap is suitable for a wide range of firearms and shooting environments.Constructed with a durable mesh netting, the Caldwell Brass Trap effectively contains both rifle and pistol brass casings, ensuring that your range area remains clean and safe. Its lightweight yet sturdy frame is a breeze to set up on a bench for rifle sessions or can be effortlessly attached to a tripod for pistol practice, making it a favorite among shooting enthusiasts.The intuitive design features a convenient zipper at the bottom of the net, which makes emptying collected brass quick and simple. After your shooting session, the brass trap can be disassembled in moments, compactly folding into the included carry bag for easy transportation and storage in your range bag.Enhance your shooting routine with the Caldwell Brass Trap, a must-have accessory that streamlines your practice and saves valuable time. Say goodbye to the tedious task of chasing after your brass and hello to more time spent perfecting your shots.

I got this for a Christmas gift from my sweetheart. I assembled it to show myself and her how it was put together. Today I found a tripod for it and the first time I screwed it down to the tripod, the rivet-nut on the end pulled out. I spent over 40 years as an aircraft mechanic, so I know about proper torque and all that rot, so I didn't put it on too tight. Luckily, I had what I needed to fix it, or I would have been VERY upset, especially since I threw the box away.

Christmas Gift

I bought this three weeks ago on the recommendation of an acquaintance who uses his to catch brass from AR type rifles. However, I am shooting a 1911 .45 ACP and want to capture brass to reload. Because the 1911 doesn't kick the empty cases directly to the side like the AR does, I find that unless I put the brass trap at an angle over the gun, and hold the gun very close to the trap, the spent cases fly up and away often bouncing onto the bench or my body. Also, I have to stuff a towel or something in the bottom of the trap mouth to keep the ones that do go in from falling out. This also worked in a similar way when I tried it with my Glock 19. Do you have any ideas on how to fine-tune my setup so it will catch brass more reliably?

Easy to assemble, tough and well constructed

Probably works well with rifles on the bench, not the greatest  for pistols. It's a bit too small for pistols. Quality is good. I would recommend it, just realize if you are using it for pistols, it is not going to catch all your brass.

Good Quality, jsut not great for pistols

Works great. I use it on a shooting bench when using my AR15 and AR10

Brass Trap

Great for not having to chase my brass all over the place when shooting my semi-auto 9mm and 45 ACP

Don't chase your brass

I haven?t used this one yet, but it?s a cool setup, a little tricky at first. I?m going to make a drop-down spring to slow brass down as it flies in, so they don?t bounce back out easily.

Nice kit

Like that it can be mounted on a tripod or sit on a bench or table.

Light, compact, stores in the provided bag.

Superbly engineered, light and easy to assemble. I have many Caldwell products. You wonder why there isn't anyone competing with them? That is why.

No Competition

The brass trap works great makes it easy to collect my brass shell casings and I don't have to go searching for it

Brass trap works great

This is a good concept but lacks in practical use for a pistol. Depending on the pistol ejection trajectory the trap can miss a lot. First time use I used with a Ruger EC9 and it missed all of the brass ejected since they tend to go straight up. Second try was with a Kimber Pro Carry and it caught most of those as long as you are real close to the trap. Will continue to try to make this work but it all depends on pistol ejection trajectory.