[skog]

I just got my springfield xd and this is my first pistol. I want to reload for it because 45 ammo is expensive. anyway how do you save your brass when you shoot at an indoor range. It just bounces off the booth barrier and out into the shooting area.

any ideas for a new guy?

skog

 

[uglydog]

Talk to the range management. Many indoor ranges don't allow for the picking up of brass, especially in front of the shooting stations. Others will allow you to pick up only that which falls on the shooter's side of the stand. Management may allow you to pick up brass in front of the stand if you are the only one there or at certain times. One I know of sells the brass back at a very reduced price for members instead of allowing them to pick it up. The only other advice I know of is to take a step back when you shoot. Maybe fewer empties will make it to the other side of the station.

 

[hoashooter]

Or get one of those unsightly catchers that don't work---Seriously take the previous advice or join a club where they are not so strict---I pick up 1000's of empty brass every year at our outdoor range