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- Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 3.8 x 0.2 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
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- Origin: USA
- ASIN: B001U9YK8I
- Item model number: 41012
- Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars See all reviews (158 customer reviews)
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Birchwood Casey Save-It 12-Gauge Semi-Auto Shotgun Shell Catcher
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By
Robert M.
on April 28, 2014
My best advice: Clean up the sharp bits BEFORE you put the thing on.
It stops you from having to bend down and pick up your hulls and promotes harmony by not bouncing hulls off the guy next to you. The only drawback is that it has sharp edges that catch your fingers when you hit the carrier release button. This wouldn't be an issue with something like a Remington 1100 where the release is underneath. I'm sure it will be fine after I unmount it and round off the corners, but for fifteen plus bucks for one piece of stamped metal and a bent wire, you think they would knock down the sharp bits. On the plus side the double-sided tape it shipped with is unbelievably strong. If you need to take it off, their recommendation is to soak it in oil overnight.
Follow-up. After removing the barrel and forearm, I soaked the adhesive pad in oil, waited for half an hour, and manged to pry it off the receiver with a guitar pick. Scraping off the remaining bits of glue was a sludgy awful process. I then used a dremel to round off all of the Save-It's sharp corners and polish off the burs. I started to remount the bracket, but realized that with the forearm off, you could potentially mount it too far forward which would keep you from seating the forearm properly. After putting the gun back together and re-mounting it, it's fine and doesn't tear up my fingers anymore. Seriously though, fix the sharp edges before you put it on. Your fingers and gun case will thank you.
It stops you from having to bend down and pick up your hulls and promotes harmony by not bouncing hulls off the guy next to you. The only drawback is that it has sharp edges that catch your fingers when you hit the carrier release button. This wouldn't be an issue with something like a Remington 1100 where the release is underneath. I'm sure it will be fine after I unmount it and round off the corners, but for fifteen plus bucks for one piece of stamped metal and a bent wire, you think they would knock down the sharp bits. On the plus side the double-sided tape it shipped with is unbelievably strong. If you need to take it off, their recommendation is to soak it in oil overnight.
Follow-up. After removing the barrel and forearm, I soaked the adhesive pad in oil, waited for half an hour, and manged to pry it off the receiver with a guitar pick. Scraping off the remaining bits of glue was a sludgy awful process. I then used a dremel to round off all of the Save-It's sharp corners and polish off the burs. I started to remount the bracket, but realized that with the forearm off, you could potentially mount it too far forward which would keep you from seating the forearm properly. After putting the gun back together and re-mounting it, it's fine and doesn't tear up my fingers anymore. Seriously though, fix the sharp edges before you put it on. Your fingers and gun case will thank you.
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