all you left hand shooters

Can i get some pictures of your box setup as well as brass catcher?

I'm not sure how to post pics on the forum. What's your email? I'll send them that way.

If you buy a strong box from bullseye gear, it comes set up for right or left handed shooters, scope mount mounts either side.

I am a lefty but my setup is RH. I have yet to see LH setup. I am in the middle of making modifications to my pistol box so I would love to see a picture too.
Sixftunda at gmail

Here is one of the strong boxes, the scope mounts right or left, with a Allen bolt, it comes with everything except the scope, Cmm machine brass catcher is the finest on the market and works right or left as well. bullseyegear.com

DavidR wrote:Here is one of the strong boxes, the scope mounts right or left, with a Allen bolt, it comes with everything except the scope, Cmm machine brass catcher is the finest on the market and works right or left as well. bullseyegear.com

do you put your brass catcher infront of your box? or behind?

Im a Left Handed shooter but keep my box set up for a Right Handed shooter. Since the guns that I use are made for a Right Handed shooter, there is no reason to change the location of the brass cather. I do not use a brass catcher since my brass gets thrown forward and a brass cather would only get in the way. My recomendation is that you use the equipment that works for you and place it where it will do the best job for the matches that you participate in.
Good Luck
Marine Shooter

gitkrunk wrote:

DavidR wrote:Here is one of the strong boxes, the scope mounts right or left, with a Allen bolt, it comes with everything except the scope, Cmm machine brass catcher is the finest on the market and works right or left as well. bullseyegear.com

do you put your brass catcher infront of your box? or behind?

Im right handed myself, but the guys i know who shoot left handed use a box and catcher set up same as a right hand shooter, if i was going to use it the other way, i guess a catcher wouldn't be needed, it would just throw it in the box.

If you have your box set up on your right, there will be nothing to secure a screen if the shooter to your left has no brass catcher.

I'm LH, my strong sets up on the left . you have to cant the scope a bit, but, you can lean over to see your shots.

plus, as stated, you can use the screen to keep the hot casings from dropping down your shirt, nothin' worse than the smell of burning hairs during a timed fire string...

Here is a picture of mine

what do you put on your box to keep other people brass from hitting you?

The two local indoor clubs that I shoot at have screens hanging from the ceiling to stop brass so I don't need it there. My box is the large 4 gun box that is very tall and stops most of the brass itself. One time I had to borrow a buddies hardware cloth screen clamped to the box lid because the guy to the left of me was sending brass into MY brass catcher.
Scott