I have had old men at my range literally try to catch my .45 brass out of the air. That's actually the least irritating thing that routinely happens.
On numerous occasions I have had members approach me while I was shooting to inform me that I was violating the SOP by allowing my muzzle to point above the berm during reloads. You know, empty gun, slide locked back, maybe angled up at 15 to 20 degrees. This is a bi-product of the range being overwhelming run by people without any modern shooting training who apply the rules selectively. Drives me crazy. Makes me want to rage quit. I've come close many times. If there were any other reasonable options I'd tell them where they could shove their SOPs.
Sorry for the side rant. Best of luck with issue.