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  1. Feb 16, 2019, 10:22 PM #1
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    Brass catcher pistol attachment - photo

    Brass catcher pistol attachment.



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    Looks like a great way to get some 2nd degree burns when the brass is deflected but does not drop into the receptacle
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    How clunky. We used to used a stiff (I think calico or canvas) cloth bag.
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    Must have had a patent as we see them everywhere.
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    Used early in WWI by the RFC pilots when planes were unarmed, just artillery spotters, Colts were in .455 calibre...



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