clay thrower opinions?

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I'm looking at getting a thrower, so we can set up in a cut block or meadow for some practice...

has anyone used the Trius "one-step" thrower? Foot activated and cocked, throws singles and doubles. about 125 bucks or so.

...or, at the high end, if we can get a few guys together, we could look at the Do-all electric model that has a 50 clay magazine feeder, which can run off a 12 volt battery and has a foot switch. It's 500 bucks US, so it's not cheap!

...or, other suggestions?
 
I've been meaning to buy a 'one-step' for a while... I've heard nothing but great things about them. It's one of the few good options if you want to practise by yourself.

It would be cool to have an electric... I guess you have to see if the amount of shooting you do justifies the expense. Wouldn't for me! :)
 
canucklehead said:
It would be cool to have an electric... I guess you have to see if the amount of shooting you do justifies the expense. Wouldn't for me! :)
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It wouldn't for me either, if it was just for myself... but if we get an electric it would be for a group of guys.

I would consider a one-step just for myself if it is a reliable unit.
 
Just type Trius in the search box as this has been discussed several times and several replies with pics already posted.

I've owned a Trius one step for several years and works great. Easy to strap on the ATV for some woodlot shooting.

Got it from LeBarons.

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We picked up two Trius 'One Steps' at Russel Sports for our annual (charity) skeet shoot, about five years ago. They work fine and are very solid, but setting doubles - either stacked or in line - can be a bit fidgetty. :) Other than that - just fine.
 
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