Clay pigeon thrower suggestions

Really depends on what you are looking for. But a good place to start would be Craigslist or FB market place. From $25 and up depending on what kind you are interested in.
 
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Amps 13 said:
Really depends on what you are looking for. But a good place to start would be Craigslist or FB market place. From $25 and up depending on what kind you are interested in.
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Just found this, which is what somebody brought to our camping trip a couple of weeks ago. Forgot that a snapped a pic of it. I know nothing about the brand, but it worked well all weekend. Just wondering if this is worth the money or if there's something out there better for the same money.

Amazon product ASIN B01LZAM6TR
 
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Am sure others who actually have one can chime in. I can only say where you might want to look. But if you saw it in action and it worked all weekend it might be a good one to keep in mind. look at the reviews on it to see any bad trends.
 
Or a simple hand thrower works just as good.
 
since CL was mentioned,
here is an example of what
has been posted. check your
area for something similar:

charlottesville.craigslist.org

Clay Pigeon Launcher - sporting goods - by owner - sale

The Raven clay Pigeon launcher with 8 cases of white flyer clays. Lighty used, retails for over $350 and the 8 boxes of clays are worth about $80. the raven clay pigeon launcher, trap shooting.
charlottesville.craigslist.org
 
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I use one made by Do all outdoors. Got it well used a long time ago. Seems heavy duty and durable. If I needed another one, I’d look for a used do-all
 
This one is real good. $160
www.rogerssportinggoods.com

Workin' Man Trap Thrower

At 27 pounds, the Workin' Man is the most lightweight and portable auto trap on the market. Buy the Rogers Workin Man Trap Thrower and other great Rogers products at Rogers Sporting Goods!
www.rogerssportinggoods.com www.rogerssportinggoods.com

CFF member Donnie D modifed his to do rabbits.
 
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I have a champion wheely bird which I think is the same as the work horse but with wheels. It has been an excellent machine over the last year with 1200 or more clays thrown. We purchased the remote and it allows us to throw crossing targets as well as straight away targets. The machine is pretty fast also, we’ve gone thru a box of clays in about 15 minutes at a moderate pace. If your shooting solo the auto throwers are the way to go. I also have a do all manual thrower. It’s very versatile for different presentations like rabbits but is much slower and really needs someone operating it while someone else shoots. It’s been going strong for almost 20 years now.
 
dman24 said:
I have a champion wheely bird which I think is the same as the work horse but with wheels. It has been an excellent machine over the last year with 1200 or more clays thrown. We purchased the remote and it allows us to throw crossing targets as well as straight away targets. The machine is pretty fast also, we’ve gone thru a box of clays in about 15 minutes at a moderate pace. If your shooting solo the auto throwers are the way to go. I also have a do all manual thrower. It’s very versatile for different presentations like rabbits but is much slower and really needs someone operating it while someone else shoots. It’s been going strong for almost 20 years now.
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I have one of those too. Picked it up at a Walmart clearance for under $100. Been real pleased with it.
 
IMO, A buddy, or even better, 2 buddies with hand tossers is a much better and more fun option. Those clay tossing contraptions throw them in the same spot every time and unless you move it, it is boringly predictable.
 
Snal~ said:
Just found this, which is what somebody brought to our camping trip a couple of weeks ago. Forgot that a snapped a pic of it. I know nothing about the brand, but it worked well all weekend. Just wondering if this is worth the money or if there's something out there better for the same money.

Amazon product ASIN B01LZAM6TR
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I have one works great, have used for a couple years now
 
A couple days ago, I saw two for sale in Siler City Walmart. Sorry, I didn't look at name or price...
 
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