Many times items arrive here at Gunblast.com
World Headquarters that have me wondering why anyone would think
up such a thing. Sometimes, they turn out to be useful, and
other times, not so much. Shown here is an item about which I
had my doubts, but since it is my job to try such things, I gave
it a whirl.
The Brass Grabber is a net for catching empty
brass as it is ejected from a pistol or rifle. The Brass Grabber
attaches to a shooting glove, and it comes with the hardware
already on the glove. The net bracket easily and quickly
attaches to the glove, and the idea is that the Brass Grabber
will catch the empty brass as it is ejected. Well, I had my
doubts, but the darn thing works, and works well. I shoot
left-handed, so it does not normally work for me, but I shot
right-handed to try out the Brass Grabber with a 1911 pistol,
and it caught every piece of empty brass. I also tried it with a
couple of other pistols, and it worked well with those also. The
Brass Grabber is also advertised to work with some semi-auto
rifles.
The Brass Grabber is one of those simple
ideas that should have been invented years ago. The Brass
Grabber also comes with a thin, supple leather glove for the
left hand. If you are a right-handed shooter who is tired of
chasing brass, give the Brass Grabber a try. For more
information on the Brass Grabber, and to place an order, go to www.grabsomebrass.com.
Jeff Quinn