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March 13th, 2026

MTM Gun Cleaning Patch Catcher — Effective, Works Great

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Performs as Promised — Prevents Mess at Home or at Range
When cleaning rifles, wet and dirty patches can make a real mess. And solvent spray from the muzzle is another issue. Here’s a solution — the MTM Gun Cleaning Patch Catcher. Simply slip it over your barrel to contain all the patches pushed out the muzzle and retain solvent spray/drips. No more mess and stains on your bench/table. When cleaning tasks are done, simply remove the Patch Catcher and dump the contents into the trash. The MTM Gun Cleaning Patch Catcher is just $11.69 at Grafs.com, $12.99 at Brownells, and $13.49 at MidwayUSA.

This handy see-through green container fits on the end of your rifle or shotgun barrel. It works with all patch types and bore sizes and fits virtually all barrel diameters, large and small. Slip the MTM Gun Cleaning Patch Catcher over your barrel to contain all the patches pushed out the muzzle. When cleaning tasks are done, simply remove the Patch Catcher and dump the contents into the trash. Watch the video to see how the MTM Patch Catcher works.

We’ve tried this product and it definitely helps keep work surfaces and floors clean. No more messes on the bench or spray from solvents. Purchasers do like this product — it has 78% five-star reviews on Amazon.

One owner explains: “This box straps over the muzzle end of a barrel and keeps the mess completely contained. Excess cleaning solvents collect in the bottom. Patches fall off the jag and are captured as well when the cleaning rod is withdrawn. It also completely contains the splatter burst when a bore brush exits the muzzle of whatever firearm is being cleaned.” (D.J. Bradley)

MTM Case-Gard patch gun cleaning patch catcher green plastic box maintenance

MTM Case-Gard patch gun cleaning patch catcher green plastic box maintenance

MTM Case-Gard patch gun cleaning patch catcher green plastic box maintenance

Here are actual user reviews from verified customers:

“It’s been a long time since I bought something that is just WOW brilliant but this patch catcher is just that. It is so simple, so neat, so clean and so effective. It fits perfectly on all my rifle barrels and catches patches, brush spray and most importantly most of the smells of solvents. I can now clean my rifles in the house without inviting the wrath of my darling wife.” — Emmitt P. (Amazon)

“The MTM Patch Catcher works great! It is easy to adjust to different size barrels, and … all the gunk stays in the trap! Now, no more cleaning up the work bench/floor area after gun cleaning. This trap is a must have! I never knew I needed one of these until I got the MTM one from Graf’s. My buddy had a different brand, and it was hard to use. On his, the trap that holds the dirty patches and ‘juice’ would not stay in place, and some times most of the gunk ended up on the floor.” — Michael T (Grafs.com)

“This little device is more than a patch catcher. It also contains that dirty, smelly spray when a bore bristle exits the barrel. With the [MTM Patch Catcher] top open, it will also catch spray cleaners and lubes when used on small parts.” — TwoBoxer (Amazon)

Gun Variant Q & A — Yes it works with ARs and Muzzle Brakes
Q: Has anyone used this with an AR15?
Answer: It works quite well — goes on and off easily. Slide it on the barrel until you can tighten the strap behind the flash suppressor. — Cactus

Q: Does this fit securely if you have a standard muzzle brake?
Answer: Yes, I regularly use this product on all of my rifles including my Savage 111 Long Range Hunter with a factory brake. It really keeps the smell down with the top closed. Also stops the splatter of a stiff brush exiting the muzzle. Great Product! — Iklwa

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March 13th, 2026

NSSF Offers Newly Enhanced FREE Where To Shoot Mobile App

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new where to shoot nssf app smart phone android iphoneNSSF, the Firearm Industry Trade Association, has released a NEW and Improved Where To Shoot mobile App. This FREE mobile device App allows target shooters, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts to locate shooting ranges throughout the USA. “Finding a safe, welcoming place to shoot should be simple,” said Joe Bartozzi, NSSF President/CEO. “The redesigned Where To Shoot App provides … accurate, up-to-date range information, training tools and more.”

Available for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, the updated App provides fast, convenient access to the country’s most comprehensive directory of shooting ranges.

The Where To Shoot mobile App is available for FREE Download through the App Store and Google Play. Users can also search for ranges online at WhereToShoot.org.

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A Faster Way to Discover Places to Shoot
The refreshed Where To Shoot app introduces a streamlined design and enhanced search tools that allow users to quickly find shooting facilities wherever they are — whether at home or traveling.

Key Features Include:

Nationwide Shooting Range Directory — Access one of the most comprehensive databases of shooting ranges in the United States.
Events and Training Opportunities — Discover shooting events, instructional programs and other opportunities to improve skills.
Mobile-Optimized Experience — Modern interface allows quick browsing and seamless range discovery.
Location-Based Search — Instantly find ranges near your location or search by ZIP code, city, or state.
Detailed Range Listings — View contact info, directions, and facility details before planning your visit.
Indoor and Outdoor Range Filters — Identify facilities with your preferred shooting environment.

“The Where To Shoot platform has long been one of the most valuable tools for connecting target shooters with ranges,” said John McNamara, NSSF Vice President, Member Services. “This redesigned app strengthens that connection by making it even easier for people to discover local facilities and for ranges to showcase the experiences and services they offer.”

NSSF Requests Range Owners to List Their Facilities
NSSF encourages shooting range owners and operators to add or update their listings free of charge at WhereToShoot.org. By keeping listings current, ranges can help shooters easily discover safe, well-managed shooting venues. Enthusiasts can also help expand the directory by encouraging ranges that are not yet listed to create a free listing.

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March 13th, 2026

Handgun 101: Diagnosing Accuracy Problems with Pistols

NSSF Chris Cheng Pistol Accuracy Handgun Shooting Skills

When shooting pistols do your shots normally land smack dab in the middle of the target? If not, you may have some technique problems that are causing your shots to move off center. Top Shot Champion Chris Cheng has produced a good video for the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) that helps handgunners diagnose accuracy issues. By shooting 3-shot groups and looking at the pattern and location of the shots, you can see what you’re doing wrong (or right). Here are some examples. Note, this process works best for shooters whose shots fall typically in one target zone. If your shots are all over the target, your form is inconsistent and problems will be harder to diagnose.

1. Low Left — Jerking Trigger: Here we see three (3) shots at the 7 O’clock position. This shows that the shooter is jerking the trigger, meaning that the shooter is pulling the trigger too quickly and therefore forcing the barrel to drop when breaking the shot. This is a very common problem, particularly with novices who are reacting to the noise/recoil of the pistol.

NSSF Chris Cheng Pistol Accuracy Handgun Shooting Skills

2. 9 O’Clock — Too Little Trigger Finger: If we see three (3) shots at the 9 O’clock position, what this can be indicative of too little trigger finger on the trigger. And therefore with every shot, the shots are getting pushed to the left. Try moving your trigger finger on to the pad of your index finger. Also try dry firing drills.

NSSF Chris Cheng Pistol Accuracy Handgun Shooting Skills

3. High Left — Anticipating Recoil: In this next example, we see three shots around the 11 O’clock position. What could be happening here is that the shooter is anticipating the recoil, and is actually lifting the gun up when he shoots. We recommend slowing down, working on your breathing, and, again, do dry-firing drills.

NSSF Chris Cheng Pistol Accuracy Handgun Shooting Skills

4. 3 O’Clock — Too Much Trigger Finger: Finally, if you see three (3) shots at the 3 O’clock position, this can indicate that there is too much trigger finger on the trigger. Therefore when the shot breaks the shooter is pulling each shot to the right. Note: Each of these descriptions is for a RIGHT-handed shooter. If you are a left-handed shooter you’ll want to reverse those descriptions.

NSSF Chris Cheng Pistol Accuracy Handgun Shooting Skills

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