Do All Outdoors Competitor Clay Pigeon Thrower with Pull Release

This is the most classic setup. I installed on a spare trailer tire and it works great. First time out there string broke but I brought a upgraded string because at first glance I knew the string it came with was going to break. Besides that it performs great providing hours of fun and practice. Great price for someone not looking to spend hundreds on a skeet thrower.

Works like a dream, but you need significant weight put on both bases (even after it's staked into the ground) in order to keep the machine from flying out of the ground when in use.We used 40 lb weight plates from our home gym, which worked well. Overall, great for the price!

Out of the box, the skeet shooter works, not perfect, but works. I have two skeet shooters - one old and this new one. The skeets are held by a clip, which can be adjusted for hold. I found that the holding clip chips the clay a bit and doesn't allow the clay to eject smoothly.

Does exactly what I want it to do. Can’t compare to anything else as far as distance thrown and such. Only downside seems to be the force of the arm causes the whole thing to move. It pulled right out of the ground with the stand as is. I attached it to a spare tire and the whole thing moves a bit after each shot. Staked down the tire and it’s solid.

There were several broken/cracked welds upon delivery in key stress points. EVERY weld is a simple one shot spot or tack weld, rather than welding the complete length of the joint. Anyone who has ever used one of these knows the enormous amount of torque involved in throwing so the welding and all constuction needs to be sturdy and secure.I decided to go ahead and weld the joints together so that it could function...UPDATE...After using it to attempt at throwing 100 birds the metal frame actually twisted and bent making it break the clay targets...Thus the frame had to be hand twisted back into alignment on every bird...Sure if you left the spring tension at the lowest setting to throw about 15 yards the frame would not bend...I wish I had not purchased this severely under engineered and outright flimsy product...Anyone who says this unit is sturdy hasn't really used any other thrower...I have used 5-6 entry level throwers in my lifetime and this is by far the WORST I've ever seen...IT'S CHEAP FOR A REASON...IF I COULD CHANGE MY RATING TO 1 OR EVEN ZERO I WOULD!!!...Since I had to weld it together to make it function I cannot return it...But I sure plan on giving the the manufacturer an earfull...To give you are further idea of how inept this thrower is...I can throw the clay target further with a $5 plastic hand thrower than I can with this one...And if you tighten the spring to try and gain some distance it will only bend the frame...Imagine pulling plastic to hard...This thrower is pathetic...I was originally hesitant on giving such a bad report but this thing is BAD!!!After only one day of attempted use It's already in my trash section...Very sad...

This was my first time skeet shooting so I bought this one because it was cheap. Had no problems putting it together, and started using right away. Never had to even adjust it. Didn't even break one bird! I am now in love with skeet... Great product for the price!!!!

Seems to work fairly well only issue is it will spin around if you don't hold down with your foot. So definitely need someway to hold down while pulling skeets

Instead of using a spare tire we mounted it to a piece of ply which worked great. Made it big enough to stand on to keep it stable. The rope started to fray after a short time. Will need to replace it with a nylon rope instead. Honestly you get what you pay for. At this price point I wasn’t expecting much so it exceeded my expectation. Worth the cost. We will see how long it will last.