Make your own .22 brass catcher
This page has a printable template and instructions on making a paper brass catcher for a rimfire autoloader. All you need is a printer, glue and fridge magnet.
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This page has a printable template and instructions on making a paper brass catcher for a rimfire autoloader. All you need is a printer, glue and fridge magnet.
More here (scroll down the page)
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That is the most useful idea I’ve seen yet for an inexpensive, disposable brass catcher. Though I didn’t find any more info than the photo, that is enough for me to attempt to design one for my Springfield XD. Mounting will be more of a challenge, but why not give it a try.