Brass Goat Brass Catcher

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I found the easiest way to attach the brass goat was to align the bottom arm and rotate the body into position. Trying to slide the brass goat straight to the rear binds with the optic or optic mount. From this picture you can see there is clearance for the Warne 1 piece mount locking nuts.



This picture is of a Midway 20 MOA mount and shows there is still clearance for the mount.




The Brass Goat doesn’t interfere with shooting off a bench, bipod or prone. The brass catcher box does sit a little lower than a 20 round USGI aluminum mag, a 20 round CPD/Duramag or 17 round 6.5 Grendel mags.

Here is a picture of a 20 round CPD/Duramag in the well of my AR-15 with the Brass Goat attached. The bipod legs are extended about 8” from the bottom of the bipod mount. This is a Harris 6”-9” bipod.



Here is a picture with a 17 round E-Lander 6.5 Grendel mag in the well.