Anyone familiar with Trius clay throwers?

[GUNMANSUPERSTAR]

Looking at them on ebay. The reviews online seem pretty good. Looking at either the foot release model or one that has the pull string.

 

[circleshooter]

They get good reviews and they've been making them since 1955.

 

[GUNMANSUPERSTAR]

They get good reviews and they've been making them since 1955.

I am thinking they should be built better than the 40 dollar hoppes ones at Wal Mart? Just a guess.

 

[trapture]

They are owned by Lyman so I would trust them in a heartbeat.

 

[GUNMANSUPERSTAR]

They are owned by Lyman so I would trust them in a heartbeat.

Good to know. Thanks for the tip!!

 

[Deerminator]

I have a Trius One Step. Only one I owned, but I'd buy another without thinking twice. Throws singles and doubles equally well. Easy to adjust to different angles.

I would say it is difficult to deploy the trap and shoot yourself. Best to bring a buddy along to take turns throwing/shooting.

 

[browning guy]

I don't think the op dumass will get this answer.

Its a bit rainy out today

 

[BradMacc82]

Going to rain tomorrow as well, high of 82 for my area...

 

[blackthorne]

Meadow muffin machine. Saw a guy with the foot release model have jump on an unstable one pretty hard to release target. Had an AD and damn near took his foot off. Hand traps should be a two man operation for safety. Make mine a Lincoln. Lots of them around older sporting ranges collecting dust.