Ar 15 Shell Catcher

The Best AR15 Brass Catcher: Solving a Problem Associated with Covering the Ejection Port Properly
Let’s talk about what brass catchers do before we can try to qualify the best AR15 brass catcher. They catch brass. That’s basically the main function. It’s bad enough with a brass catcher is difficult to empty, incompatible with a popular cartridge, or exhibits any other sort of inadequacy. It’s downright unacceptable when a brass […]
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.224 Valkyrie: Great for Long Range Competition, but Is It Practical for Hunting?
The venerable .224 Valkyrie cartridge, which basically uses a 5.56x55mm NATO bullet but has it necked down to a 6.8 SPC cartridge, is blazing fast and shoots flat – making it great for long-range competition shooting. It’s extremely flat shooting and can be loaded to achieve muzzle velocities of over 3,300 FPS, making it lightning […]
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What’s the Ammo Crisis all About?
Throughout 2020 and continuing into 2021, gun owners around the country (and the world) positively struggled to find viable sources of ammo. Don’t make the mistake of thinking there was a shortage of rare and oddball cartridges. We’re talking about common cartridges like 12 and 20 gauge lead target loads, .22LR, 9mm, and .223 – […]
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5 Better-than-Good Reasons to Pick up an AR 15 Shell Catcher
The function of an AR 15 shell catcher is simple. Made of some material (commonly heat resistant mesh which a wire frame holds rigid) a brass trap or catcher also typically mounts to a section of Pic rail along your MSR’s handguard and captures spent cases, preventing them from flying all over your shooting area. […]
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