Portable loading bench and brass catcher

1ceman · Jan 27, 2019

Anyone recommend either one of these.
1. The loading bench so I can move it when done. Looking at a Dillon 650 possibly.

2. The 1 on my AR doesnt work well will pistols... :lol2:

I was looking at something like this...
https://www.amazon.com/Freestanding...ct_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=#customerReviews

I would like portable for indoor and outdoor range. I have plenty of tri-pods for it.

PowPow · Jan 27, 2019

This is what I use for pistol. It's a bit pricey, and it looks like it's gone up since I got mine. I can't say anything bad about it other than price.

CMM Shooting Sports: Ultimate Brass Catcher

Pinecone · Jan 28, 2019

I used to use a thin plastic sheet. Lay it out and let the brass fall on it, then pick it up, fold, pour.

Fox123 · Jan 28, 2019

I have this on my AR and works well. Quick detach from the mount.

Have to remember to take it off before laying the gun down though, or they pout back out into the ejection port.

Surprising though how many cases it holds for how small it is.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07BGK8P7T?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_pd_title

Edit- sorry just realized why you were asking. Yeah doesn’t work so well for something like a handgun....

Rockzilla · Jan 28, 2019

Pinecone said:
I used to use a thin plastic sheet. Lay it out and let the brass fall on it, then pick it up, fold, pour.

did the same kind of thing, when practicing for pin shoots at MPC
lay a tarp or parachute down, have at it, when done roll it up, take
it home, tarp, about $10-$15, parachute = free, for catching brass at
a bench, made a catcher two ways, one out of plexiglass like a catch bin
another took some screen made a bracket to stretch it across, used an
old microphone stand (ones that set on desks)with a gooseneck attachment
could adjust it ... HK rifle more or less, used shoot n lose brass or put the
tarp about 30-50 feet to the right and forward..

-Rock

Not_an_outlaw · Jan 28, 2019

When I first started reloading, I used a black and decker foldable work bench. It was rather sturdy. I probably got it in 1980.
Something like this:

https://www.bing.com/images/search?...mate&simid=608035254494363855&selectedIndex=9

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