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This trap includes all of the innovative and patented features that Do-All Outdoors' other traps are known for, including its three-pivot mount, which is capable of throwing any target at any angle and at any speed. Three simple adjusting bolts allow the arm to be positioned to throw a clay target from 90 degrees vertical, springing teal, ground-bouncing rabbit, a flushing pair of standards, curling incomers, and virtually anything in between. A sliding, adjustable-tension, universal spring clip on the throwing arm quickly adapts to standard, rabbit, 90mm/midi, 60mm/mini, or battue clays and allows them to be thrown as singles, stacked doubles, and nesting pairs. By varying spring tension, target selection, and the position of the targets on the throwing arm, one Backyard 3/4 Trap can invent and duplicate any clay target presentation desired.
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9 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Decent unit. build is good enough.,
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This review is from: Do-All Outdoors Backyard Clayhawk 3/4 Cock Trap (Sports)
Obviously made in China (where most things are made now). You can tell the cast iron/steel area where the pivot mounts meet are just stamped out quickly, but it does do the job. Assembly does require a bit of thinking and reading the really bare instruction manual (look at the pictures more to get an idea of where things go).
Make sure you keep the included tools taped to the unit so you can change the angles on the pivot points while in the field. You'll be tremendously frustrated otherwise. If you expect to change things on the fly, you won't be doing this with this unit. It's a nut/bolt set up so the torque involved won't allow wingnuts (IMO). It's a powder coated steel frame, but I woudln't expect it to hold up in rain for long. If you're too lazy to throw by hand, this is the unit for you.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Trap Thrower for Personal Use,
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This review is from: Do-All Outdoors Backyard Clayhawk 3/4 Cock Trap (Sports)
I initally purchased this unit so I had something to throw trap with when I did not want to go to a regular range. This seemed like a good choice.
Taking it out of the box, was nothing exciting. It took about an hour to put together for the first time. There are some included tools, but I found I needed a second wrench to hold the bolt, while I used the other to tighten the nut. Once I got it put together, I had no issues with the construction. Everything seemed to be welded or bolted together well. When I took it out to use, it operated very well. My 14 year old son, who is learning to shoot trap, was the primary operator. He had no problems getting cocked, loading the clays and releasing. One of the other reviewers mentions trying some cord to the operating handle - this would have been a good idea had I seen it before I used it. It threw consistantly and operated without problem. I put two boxes of clays through it with no malfunctions. With a little experimentation, I also found you can load two clays if you stack them and loosen the holding spring to accommodate two clays. It throws them in the same direction with a couple of degrees of separation, making for a nice two clay throw. If you load two clays one in front of the other, it will also work, but there will be a much wider separation, making for a much more challenging shot. Overall, a good buy. We will have to see how it holds up in the long run.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Clayhawk 3/4,
This review is from: Do-All Outdoors Backyard Clayhawk 3/4 Cock Trap (Sports)
Unpacking the thrower and seeing it for the first time was a bit disappointing.
The mechanism for holding the thrower in the 3/4 position is nothing more than a crude gear with a spring and a pawl. It was frozen in place by paint and what appeared to be rust. After a through cleaning and greasing I mounted it to a stand. It throws about 55-60 yards. We threw 3 cases of white flyers with it and the only problem encountered was the pivot bolt works its way loose after 20-30 throws. I ended up putting in a longer bolt and a lock nut. Also you will want to tie a string onto the pull lever because the vibration is very hard on the hands of the person doing the releasing. It is much easier to cock than a regular thrower, you simply pull it into the throw position.
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