Ebay clay trap - any thoughts?

cyberblade 918c

Hi folks -

http://www.ebay.ie/itm/CLAY-PIGEON-TRAP-SHOOTING-SHOTGUN-TARGET-THROWER-GAME-/190403986151?pt=UK_SportingGoods_Hunting_ShootingSports_ET&hash=item2c54f642e7#ht_4005wt_1037

thinking bout getting one of these and its working out at bout 120 / 130 euro delivered which is all I can spend on a trap at the min. Just wondering if anyone here has any experience with this type of trap or any thoughts on them. Not exactly a light lad either so dont want to buckle it on the first day:D

Watched a vid of them on you/tube and they seem sturdy enough.

Thanks folks

Boiled-egg

Looks very like the "do all" trap. I have one and it's a super trap. Check out www.doall.com

cyberblade 918c

Boiled-egg wrote: »

Looks very like the "do all" trap. I have one and it's a super trap. Check out www.doall.com

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your dead right - even has some of the same pics up on the do-all web site..
cheers only looking for something for the odd sunday for a bit of practice !!

varadero

I have got 1 , they are a good sturdy trap now, its the double arm thrower i have , for few extra quid you can throw some nice pairs, teal etc

cyberblade 918c

varadero wrote: »

I have got 1 , they are a good sturdy trap now, its the double arm thrower i have , for few extra quid you can throw some nice pairs, teal etc

good stuff.. actually got one of the single arm full cock models for a lot less then I thought I would - so went with that. roll on the weekend - hopefully !!

Dupont

where do yous lads fire these traps? i have one but dont own any land so we just use it in a bog but its close to the road and duck do nest there so i rarely use it

cyberblade 918c

Dupont wrote: »

where do yous lads fire these traps? i have one but dont own any land so we just use it in a bog but its close to the road and duck do nest there so i rarely use it

thats what we use is an old patch of bog - handy enough to drive to and a road in thats not to dodgy !! so were blessed really. Say it be hard enough to get permission in a green field though with the mess they make.

Farmlife

i've bought from that seller on ebay a few times in the past, good quick shipping

varadero

Use black clays in the bog , broken bits aren't unsightly then. Bogland I shot on was far off the road. Only a few times a year sure.

rsole1

varadero wrote: »

Use black clays in the bog , broken bits aren't unsightly then. Bogland I shot on was far off the road. Only a few times a year sure.

Is anyone allowed to just turn up on a bog and start shooting away?

cyberblade 918c

varadero wrote: »

Use black clays in the bog , broken bits aren't unsightly then. Bogland I shot on was far off the road. Only a few times a year sure.

just what I was thinking too

Dupont

cyberblade 918c wrote: »

thats what we use is an old patch of bog - handy enough to drive to and a road in thats not to dodgy !! so were blessed really. Say it be hard enough to get permission in a green field though with the mess they make.

meant to say its not bog as in big turf bog,just small bog wet overgrown, i know we shouldnt be shooting there seeing as its about 8ft off the road but