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The Beretta Shotgun Shell Catcher A300 for 20-gauge shotguns is a purpose-built accessory for shooters who need to convert their Beretta semiauto shotgun to single-shot operation while retaining fired shells. If you're competing in trap or American trap events on fields that require shell recovery, or you're a coach introducing new shooters to single-shot clay disciplines, this catcher solves the logistics problem cleanly. Instead of chasing empties across the shooting station, the catcher holds the fired shell right at the ejection port where you can grab it without breaking your stance or missing the next target call.
Installation is straightforward—no permanent modification to your gun. Slide it on when you need it for a match or training session, remove it when you're done. That flexibility means you're not locked into single-shot mode if you want to run your A300 in semiauto configuration for other shooting activities. For new shooters especially, the shell catcher removes one distraction from the learning process: they focus on the target and technique, not on retrieving brass from the dirt.
Designed to fit Beretta's A300 platform in 20-gauge, the catcher is engineered to hold the empty securely as it ejects, then release it cleanly into your hand. It's a small accessory with a specific job, and if trap shooting or single-shot clay training is part of your routine, it pays for itself in convenience and compliance with field rules.
Yes, this shell catcher is designed specifically for Beretta A300 shotguns in 20-gauge. If you shoot a different Beretta model or gauge, check compatibility before ordering.
Yes. The catcher is built for shooters competing on trap and American trap fields where fired shells must be retained. It holds the empty shell at the ejection port for easy removal between shots.
No. The shell catcher installs and removes as needed, so you can use your shotgun in semiauto mode when you're not shooting single-shot disciplines.
Yes. It's effective for coaching new shooters in single-shot clay sports because it keeps spent shells contained and recoverable, letting trainees focus on fundamentals without chasing brass.

SKU: 167514936





Availability: In Stock
The Beretta Shotgun Shell Catcher A300 for 20-gauge shotguns is a purpose-built accessory for shooters who need to convert their Beretta semiauto shotgun to single-shot operation while retaining fired shells. If you're competing in trap or American trap events on fields that require shell recovery, or you're a coach introducing new shooters to single-shot clay disciplines, this catcher solves the logistics problem cleanly. Instead of chasing empties across the shooting station, the catcher holds the fired shell right at the ejection port where you can grab it without breaking your stance or missing the next target call.
Installation is straightforward—no permanent modification to your gun. Slide it on when you need it for a match or training session, remove it when you're done. That flexibility means you're not locked into single-shot mode if you want to run your A300 in semiauto configuration for other shooting activities. For new shooters especially, the shell catcher removes one distraction from the learning process: they focus on the target and technique, not on retrieving brass from the dirt.
Designed to fit Beretta's A300 platform in 20-gauge, the catcher is engineered to hold the empty securely as it ejects, then release it cleanly into your hand. It's a small accessory with a specific job, and if trap shooting or single-shot clay training is part of your routine, it pays for itself in convenience and compliance with field rules.
Yes, this shell catcher is designed specifically for Beretta A300 shotguns in 20-gauge. If you shoot a different Beretta model or gauge, check compatibility before ordering.
Yes. The catcher is built for shooters competing on trap and American trap fields where fired shells must be retained. It holds the empty shell at the ejection port for easy removal between shots.
No. The shell catcher installs and removes as needed, so you can use your shotgun in semiauto mode when you're not shooting single-shot disciplines.
Yes. It's effective for coaching new shooters in single-shot clay sports because it keeps spent shells contained and recoverable, letting trainees focus on fundamentals without chasing brass.
SKU: 167514936
