The time is near for the introduction of "The National". Testing is being conducted at this time to fine tune the system that it is efficient and is user friendly. The National is the most up to date, self-functioning, universal brass catcher in existence. The entire unit sets up and takes down in seconds while still utillizing the ammo can collection, transport and storage system. It is the most streamline, and of aerodynamic design that it defies wind from all directions.

The National was invented, designed and tested for the Bullseye shooting competitor and their needs. This brass catcher meets all the CMP, NRA and National Matches requirements. IT IS designed to defeat the wind at Camp Perry, and it does. This system can change height for different tables and the shooters needs without upsetting the capture netting functionality.

The National will be coming to the BUBCA.com website soon and should price within the BUBCA I & II Systems. Keep an eye out for this product. You will find it meets your shooting needs, even if you only plink or shoot at a pistol or rifle range.

Why would anyone settle for a fishing net??

BUBCA.com -  Making Life Easier for the Shooter.

Keep'em centered.
GOD Bless

There was a time during my Marine Corps career that I looked forward to the annual Competition in Arms program. This program was of a highly competitive nature... being small arms firing consisting of a ladder system.... First on a local Unit, Squardron or Division level, which is the closest to your duty station. Some even had a Base Shooting Team, which was how I got into this in the first place.

As the competition continued through the week we started to see some stars being born and the seasoned shooter or "Distinguished" shooter rising above to the top ten percent. At the match end, both Rifle and Handgun Disciplines awarded the Top Ten Percent with Gold, Siver, and Bronze medals and a ticket to the next rung in the ladder. This was the Marine Corps Matches in Quantico, VA... which separated the men from the boys. The same award system is used and is held at the end of this match recognising the TOP TEN PERCENT of the Marines Corps.

This rung of qualifiers were offered a choice of joining the USMC Pistol Team or USMC Rifle Team, where they would attend matches of their discipline throughout the country. The last and most prestigious of the competitions was "the National Matches" at Camp Perry, Ohio where the best of the best come to shoot and compete from throughout the country.

The match end at Perry where each discipline was a week long, showered the TOP TEN PERCENT in the COUNTRY with riches of Gold, Silver, and Bronze and other prizes. Some went "Distinguished" which is the highest award for their discipline, where only a hundred or so are listed for their discipline, and some for both discipline making them "Doubled Distinguished" a rarety amongst the countries best.

Well the time is closing in on July where I intend to compete amongst the best and hopefully attaining the coverted "Distinguished" distinction, where accepting an invite to the next rung...an invitation to the BIANCHI Cup is made.

I hope you all can enjoy shooting where and how you prefer which invites the use of the BUBCA I or BUBCA II System, saving you time and money allowing you to concentrate where you need it and where it needs to be, on your front sight.

Good Luck and Good Shooting!!
God Bless

Well...we've been working hard to improve our BUBCA product line with now two updated and upgraded units based on the same design.  The upgrades are free to all BUBCA owners of the same model previuosy purchased. Every upgrade is truely worth the change making the product stronger, easier to use, and an added asset to have at the bench.

BUBCA I has replaced the original system with numerous improvements and will be available in April. It is superior to the original with a top that covers the mouth at 36". BUBCA II is also like BI but the top is at 24" in in height. Both these systems eliminate all the wire used for support in the backstop netting. There is a netting with NO wires running through it anywhere.

The wire support change makes it 100 times easier to setup and take down. The wire support consists of two wire stretches encased with shrink tubing and is placed under the top netting mesh crisscrossing each other at the mid point with each end slipping into the 3mm holes at the top of the telescoping supports. A TRUE upgrade that makes life easier and works even better than the original.

You will find that the wires criss cross to each corner through the 3mm hole and then each end is fitted with four wire nuts for added strength and keeping the wires from moving. With this top support and the quick tabs that fit over the front rods makes setup a breeze. The criss cross to each corner serves another purpose, they actually are slightly long making each wire end that penetrates each rod tip actually force the telescoping rods into that respective corner. The supports hold the backstop open and in wind you should only need to use the cotterpins in the base of each rod solidifying the complete system. NOW that's an improvement.

Coming soon a completely different system that still uses the ammocan as a base but has a radical change that SHOULD receive a go ahead from the NRA for use at the National Matches in Camp Perry in Ohio. The new system is so called The "National" for the fact that this is the match it is designed for. You could  see some of them this year but much more of them the following year.

The "National" is coming and should arrive on time by July or August. Ready to change the way we catch brass one person at a time. Welcome to the 21st Century!!

You will be suprised that someone didn't think of this sooner. Well we did and here it comes.

Hope to see you at the Nationals in Camp Perry Ohio.

Keep'em centered.