Brass Catcher and Deflector Screens

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How important are they?  Yes the catcher is convenient but do I need one?  I read another post where the cmm was recommended.  I've only seen 1 in action. I couldn't tell you the model, and the guy using it knocked it over at least twice.... What about a deflector screen?  What do you use?  My motivation is that I'm shooting my first 2700 in a few weeks and I want to avoid being the guy who annoys the unlucky shooter on my right.   The range I'm shooting at has a small partition between each firing point that does not cantilever, so its not fool proof.  Your guidance and input is greatly appreciated.

Froneck wrote:When Adam started shooting I got him one of those short boxes from Gil Hebbard. Took plastic loop clamps to attach a metal rod to the box cover. Rod could slide out and be put in the box, attached a tube to the screen to slip over rod. Deflector looked like a flag. As he got taller I made a coupler for the rod so 2 could be used and decoupled fit in the box.

Excellent idea! Thank you!

Before the .shooting starts at Camp Perry they always announce " Police all fired brass including .22s" just sayin.

J

mikemyers wrote:I didn't want to start a whole new thread, when this one is only two years old.  Besides, little changes in Bullseye, right?

Is the CMM brass catcher still the one most shooters prefer?  If so, which height?
http://www.cm-machine.com/Ultimate-Brass-Catcher_c_12.html




Another choice, that looks very sturdy:
https://www.bullseyegear.com/bullseyepistol/product.php?productid=371

The second one is the POS I bought first.  Totally useless for me.  The CMM is vastly superior.

Chip