Not only for firearms but for use on shot shell reloaders like my Spolar
341865
This cleaner/dry lubricant is outstanding for many uses.  Not only for firearms but for use on shot shell reloaders like my Spolar.  The aerosol goes on wet but dries quite rapidly which can be hastened with a clean lint free cloth.  It leaves an invisible highly lubricated surface on the metal components that it is applied to.
An outstanding product that anyone can find many uses for.  Highly recommended!!
2468648
this works from what i can see for what I intended it for. A Velcro attachment shell holder for shotgun mounted on the left side. I have seen 3-8 shell card holders but a 10 is nice to have at ready. it attached nicely with industrial Velcro and provides a stable platform to hold shells. I only see 2 slots that are a little loose but the rest fit nicely. there is a nice texture on the inner and outer of the shell holder and the edges are smooth. this will work great. might be something for the UAGear to think about making with full platform with velcro back?
2638238
holds extra shells on my maverick 88 12 gauge shotgun so my gun is now a 12 shot shotgun if i pick it up fully loaded
4887545
Worked as recommended for lubing a MEC 9000G re-loader and for lubing a 12 ga O/U shotgun.  Great stuff!
3671411
I'm an amateur reloader and this is the first time I tried to use this product after a couple of reloads didn't come out as good as I intended. Used the Frankford Arsenal bullet puller with the shell holders provided and it didn't take more than 3 hits on a piece of left over hardwood to dislodge the bullet from the brass. Tried this in 9mm and 30-06 Springfield calibers, no problem.
Follow the instructions and pulling the bullets is easy. Be safe and it will be all right. I don't plan to use it much because I hate making mistakes while reloading but when I do, this tool is very handy.
3899896
I used this for a different purpose than most. I attached this behind the breach on the receiver with some industrial sticky tape (once I find the sweet spot I will drill and tap). The reason is because my shotgun is a pump and also it is filling a more tactical role. My defensive shotgun is loaded with defensive 00 buckshot but having a slug handy gives me accuracy or expedient breaching if needed (unsafe but things happen). The tape holds it very well to my polymer receiver and the shell holder itself holds the shell very well. I would say its pricey for what it is however the only other competition isn't nearly as good quality.
3507054
cut off a shell to try it and it worked perfectly. I have an extractor for every rifle caliber I own.
2991722
excellent quality, it could be just a bit more sticky value for me but it does the trick. I use them on my ammo cans, and gun cases
2386926
Use it multiple applications: from breaking rusted bolts loose, removing rust from metal, lubing parts, and for a film on aything metal that could corrode or rust.

Works exceptionally well for firearm storage.
4697270
Worked very well to start roll pin installation on a couple of my assemblies. Works well on many items, NOT just the AR15. Well made, and I would buy another (though I see know reason why these won't outlast me).
1054588
II ordered these quick loading strips for my Taurus poly protector 85 regular speed loaders will not work so I purchase these. Is faster then loading one round at a time but slower then a normal speed loader. These are a great way to keep extra ammo for a revolvers handy.
4186366
You need one of these if you want to use your catcher on more than one gun.
229404
The Caldwell Pic Rail Brass Catcher is an excellent gift/accessory for a reloader. I use it on my Sig 556xi. Every spent 5.56/.223 case is caught neatly in the mesh bag so that I can reload it again. No more bending over and hunting around in the grass for spent cases!

Initially, I was worried that the metal frame of this brass catcher might dent the cases (they eject very vigorously from my Sig), but so far it hasn't been a problem. Out of every 100 rounds, perhaps five casings end up with noticeable dents (presumably from striking the wire frame that holds the mouth of the bag open), but the rest look fine.

The included picatinny rail mount locks on solidly, but its edges are sharp. I was able to mount it forward of the charging handle area on my Sig, so it doesn't really get in the way of my hand/knuckles when operating the bolt. Nonetheless, I didn't like having such a sharp-cornered mount so to be safe, I rounded down the edges with a file. Of course, that removes the bluing, so you'll either need to touch it up afterward with some gun blue or just live with the exposed silver edges after filing it. Aside from that quibble, the mounting base is a nice idea, as you can leave it in place on the rail, and then simply slide the catcher bag on and off as desired.

When shooting with this catcher in place, the spent cases collect neatly in the bag. It can hold a lot, but one thing to keep in mind is that after you empty a magazine and your bolt locks back, if you tilt the firearm sideways to lay it down on a bench, the casings can spill out of the bag back into the chamber. That means you'll need to clear them when you pick up the firearm to reinsert a magazine to resume shooting. Instead, I open the zipper on the bottom of the mesh bag and leave it open for my entire range session. That way, each spent casing gets ejected into the bag, gets caught and stopped by the mesh, and then drops straight down onto the benchtop where I'm shooting. This method makes it easy to collect all of my casings, without needing to periodically empty the bag or be annoyed by casings spilling back into the chamber when the Range Officer calls a cold condition and I have to lay the rifle down. So far, I find this the most convenient way to use this catcher.

What more can I say? If you're a reloader and you want to eliminate the tedium or effort of bending over to look for and retrieve your spent brass, then BUY THIS CATCHER! If you're NOT a reloader, but you want to save your back from the strain of bending over repeatedly to clean up your spent brass at the range, then BUY THIS CATCHER!

True, you could probably jury-rig something for less money, but this catcher is well made, attaches securely to the rail, detaches from the mounting base easily, and looks nicer than what most folks would be able to cobble together on the cheap. I think it's worth the price.

Highly recommended!
2450164
Excellent, will be purchasing additional ones for my other firearms
1833536
Very happy with these reloading trays. Makes the reloading process easier by helping to organize and sort brass cases and to keep track of reloads as you do your reloading.  A necessary accessory for serious reloaders.  Seller's product description was accurate, price was right, and the trays were shipped quickly. Would recommend this seller to others.
2790505
I have one of these for my .270 and .308 and have no regrets about buying them. IF you are a reloader you really should have one for your guns.
747330
Its definitely a great way to save ammo for dialing in your sights. I was also able to properly line up my green laser attachment.