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Attention Automatic Pistol Fans! - Introducing An Innovative Gun Accessory For Use On Your Range That Catches Your Brass As Ejected!!!!

Akuna Brass CatcherTM

For Automatic Pistols

S&W, Glock, Ruger and all other auto pistols with a tactical light/laser weaver type mounts

A SNAP ON BRASS RAT THAT CATCHES YOUR BRASS AS SHOT

 

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Here's how the Akuna Brass Catcher works:

ABC snaps onto your pistol BEFORE it is loaded.

ABC is light weight and does not interfere with sighting.

ABC collects your spent brass in the net container, as shells are expelled.

ABC does not
obstruct your aim.

Enhances sight picture.

ABC with Weaver type mount prototype on a Glock
[
Photo shot at
R-Guns, LHC, AZ]

The Akuna
Brass Catcher

Unattached

Attached ABC
in open and close
positions

ABC
Top View

ABC

Shooters Side Right

ABC
Shooters Side Left

 

 

Catching brass before it hits the ground prevents brass damage.

ABC saves time and labor picking up your brass.

Helps keep your range clean and safer.

ABC is intended for a gun range as a way of minimizing the need to pick up your brass. 

ABC also offers un-obstructed, enhanced sighting.  

ABC is light weight (just over an ounce).

The ABC leaves brass shells in pristine condition for reloading,
helping avoid injury from tripping and slipping on spent brass.

HELP KEEP OUR RANGE CLEAN

Sign at the
Lake
Havasu 
City
Sportsman

Club
Arizona, USA

 

AKUNA
GUN ACCESSORY
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The inventor, Sherwood Akuna explains how he came up with the idea for his Akuna Brass Catcher:

"As a youngster I was a member of the West Compton, Ca., Jr. Sportsman and Gun Club circa 1965-70.  We were allowed to practice and shoot our NRA mail-in competition targets to qualify for our marksman badges, etc. at the San Pedro Division, LAPD Range. In exchange for the privilege to shoot, we were "brass rats" (kids who picked up brass on the range). We had the same agreement with the US Naval Weapons Depot, Los Alamedas (Long Beach), CA.

The most prominent sign at my local gun range, Lake Havasu City Sportsman Club, an NRA affiliate, is about picking up your brass. When I read that sign, a long lost thought I had as a child came back with new clarity.  'Catch the brass before it hits the ground. Empty the sack and shoot again.  Go home when done.'

Brass catchers have been utilized since World War I, primarily for heavy machine guns on a tripod.  They have been experimented with on assault rifles most recently and produced by various countries including the US.  The main problem as far as pistols go is the mounting and being able to maintain an unobstructed sight picture.  

While I was experimenting with designs at the range, I showed it to the local police range boss, who was overseeing other officers doing mandatory shooting to stay current. He said he can't wait to see the finished product and hope that it works well because he believes it would eliminate some of the reluctance of the officers coming to the range to stay current.

The patent papers are filed, so I present as a way to enhance your sight capabilities, end the toil of picking up your brass after shooting on a gun range, and keep your range safer by reducing the danger of people slipping and tripping on spent brass shells, the Akuna Brass Catcher. Please use it for good on your local gun range."

Disclosure Document Filed At U.S. Patent Office 9/28/06

BRASS CATCHER II - 2007

 

U.S. Patent Application Number: 61100319

Title of Invention:
Akuna Brass Catcher

Receipt Date: 26-Sep-2008

ALWAYS ATTACH YOUR
AKUNA BRASS CATCHER
ON AN UNLOADED GUN

ABC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
INJURY OR DEATH DUE TO IMPROPER USE
OR EXCESSIVE CLEVERNESS

To be on the Brass Catcher's mailing list, click below to send an email to the inventor.

Sherwood Akuna

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Sherwood Akuna - sherwoodakuna@yahoo.com  - www.sherwoodakuna.com

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