shell catcher for an sks. any ideas?
#1
I am playing with the idea of reloading 7.62 x 39 rounds for hunting. problem being, the damn then sling brass about 10 yrds or more and I can only find 75% maybe 85% of the fired brass. I have a few ideas on how to make a shell catcher for it. I want to pick your brains to see if yall have any ideas.
I know I can find them on the net. but I am a cheap sob and looks like something I can make.
details:
I have a shell deflector mounted because I have a full lengh 3 - 9 X40 mounted
something that won't fell stange if I hunt with it
any input would be great.
I know I can find them on the net. but I am a cheap sob and looks like something I can make.
details:
I have a shell deflector mounted because I have a full lengh 3 - 9 X40 mounted
something that won't fell stange if I hunt with it
any input would be great.
#3
Well, you could just take a friend with a baseball mitt and make him run for them...but he's have to be a really good friend (or well paid)!!
[8D]
You might be able to rig something up based on your current brass deflector that would further deflect the brass more downward. Then put something like a piece of cardboard or even an open hard case to catch the brass.
Mike

[8D]You might be able to rig something up based on your current brass deflector that would further deflect the brass more downward. Then put something like a piece of cardboard or even an open hard case to catch the brass.
Mike
#4
ORIGINAL: driftrider
Well, you could just take a friend with a baseball mitt and make him run for them...but he's have to be a really good friend (or well paid)!!
[8D]
You might be able to rig something up based on your current brass deflector that would further deflect the brass more downward. Then put something like a piece of cardboard or even an open hard case to catch the brass.
Mike
Well, you could just take a friend with a baseball mitt and make him run for them...but he's have to be a really good friend (or well paid)!!

[8D]You might be able to rig something up based on your current brass deflector that would further deflect the brass more downward. Then put something like a piece of cardboard or even an open hard case to catch the brass.
Mike
that is a good idea
#5
TAKE SOMETHNG DRIVE IT IN THE GROUND LIKE A FOOT OR TWO FROM YOR SHOOTING SPOT THEN attach soem cardboard or thin plywood to bounce the shells down to your feet it will make a small mound of sells then jut scope them up
#6
how about a electronics project box,
http://www.radioshack.com/search/index.jsp?kwCatId=&kw=project%20box
cut a 2 to 4 inch place out of it,
couple things bother me, on having jamming problems and loading. I think I figured out how to mount it
http://www.radioshack.com/search/index.jsp?kwCatId=&kw=project%20box
cut a 2 to 4 inch place out of it,
couple things bother me, on having jamming problems and loading. I think I figured out how to mount it




