Newly redesigned for 2006, the Bullet Catcher was created for use in forensic laboratories, at firing ranges or in the field. The user fires a bullet into the front of the Bullet Catcher. The bullet is then captured undamaged so that examinations and comparisons can be made. The Bullet Catcher can be used to recover bullets from all pistols and rifles with a maximum bullet velocity of 1100 meters per second.
Due to customer feedback, the front grill of the Bullet Catcher is now removable. The support legs have been strengthened and welded directly onto the Bullet Catcher, making it more sturdy and durable. The Bullet Catcher is segmented into three compartments to simplify searching. The doors are equipped with rubber clasps that hook around a welded steel hook to prevent their spontaneous opening when a weapon is being fired.
The chamber is filled with non-flammable KevlarŪ fibers. The useful life of the fibers is approximately 10,000 shots. The bullet is trapped undamaged in these fibers. After some experience, the examiner will have an idea where to quickly locate the projectile. For example, .22, .32 and .38 caliber bullets are usually found in the first 10" of fiber. High power rifles, such as .30-06 and 7.62 NATO, will be under the third door.
Specifications:.
- Dimensions: 1350 x 500 x 300 mm (53" x 20" x 12").
- Weight: Approximately 50 kg (110 pounds).
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