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Old 08-05-2012, 07:52 PM   #1
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I told my girlfriend the seamstress I need a brass catcher and she whipped this up in about 30 minutes it has snap to attach it to the gun and leather in the back side of the canvas bag to keep you from getting any heat.




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Old 08-05-2012, 07:57 PM   #2
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Necessity is the mother of invention.... good job, let us know how it works.
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It's been tested and works great.
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You should have her make some up and sell them. She could then buy you more toys.
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She told be she would make some more i wanted, we will see she has lots of work to do and I don't want her making them for nothing
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She instinctively or cleverley saw the failing point of most brass catchers I have seen so far. She did NOT cover up the charging handle and she provided 2 attachments points so the contraption would not start sagging and falling away with more than a few empties in it. Cudos to her!
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looks like a winner
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Well if anyone wants one pm me and we can work out a price
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Very cool...and a good way to get your wife involved with your "Hobby."
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Got one to fit a LCP?
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