CVLIFE Brass Shell Catcher Cartridge Collector Mesh Heat Resistant Padded Mesh Brass Casing Catcher with Zippered Bottom Quick Release Brass Catcher

Secured to my AR with Velcro strap, it catches the ejected brass. Works well.

Love this version, works very well

First time out on a KelTec Sub 2000 and it needed field development to work as expected. Luckily I had a zip-tie to temporarily secure the unsecured end solidly over the ejection port to properly catch the spent casings. I'm adding a web tab and double sided Velcro to replace the zip-tie. (CV LIFE R&D Consider a snap on tab and strap for the non AR carbines out there) Once secured it worked flawlessly, kept itself open, no more raining hot brass on anyone (me included), no more policing my brass, no more casing loss for reloads.

Good quality and easy to assemble and install. Very light and not sticky at all

Purchased as a gift. Recipient was very leased with item.

It kind of works but definitely needs some improvements. Keeping the sack in place is no easy feet. It bounces around while shooting so catches brass most of the time until it doesn’t. Spent good amount of time in between shooting trying to tighten and maneuver it around to try and get it to work. I unzipped it and slide small ammo can beneath it for brass to fall into. But it was good idea just feel short on function.

Works like a charm

This product is essentially a net mesh held up by a slightly thicker gauge wire anchored to the rifle handguard by a loop of velcro. The wire is bare and may touch the handguard, possible scratching it. The single-point anchor towards the front of the ejector port typically leaves a widening gap between the rifle and the back of the ejector port. There is a chance that the casings could fall through and onto your gripping hand (assuming you are right-handed). If your hardware ejects casings towards the 2 o'clock position, I'd say it may work fine. If the casings shoot towards somewhere between 3 to 5 o'clock position, you may run into casing collection issues. Product intention is good, but implementation is highly inadequate.