Picked up a Champion Skybird trap thrower from Canadian Tire and put it together yesterday. Wasn't all that easy to assemble. I like this one because it has a foot release letting you keep your hands free to shoot by yourself. Weighs about 20 lbs. so very portable.
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Champion Trap Thrower
- Thread starter sasha
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Bogman is right. There a lot of trap throwers gathering dust. Give a clay club a try. Not only will you meet people with similar interests, joining an organized club will stregthen the shooting sports as a whole.
Ya know i hate to say it but there is still a great many folks that have the fear of going to what were once a real group of snobs at trap clubs. Never forget the first time I went to the line with my A5, only gun I had, never new there were trap specific guns way back when. Ya should have heard the complaining about my hulls flying in some guys face, it was a gol darn DU fund raiser. If I wasn't there with a group of friends, I quite likely would have never returned. That was the Edmonton Gun club. FS
