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- Moving up to an electronic trap was once a major investment in space and money. Not Anymore. The affordable Champion WORKHORSE Electronic Trap lives up to its name, combining high-volume target-throwing capacity in a compact design
- It fits in the trunk of most any vehicle, and can be unloaded and set up by one person. The detachable magazine holds up to 50 clays, and can throw them with three different launch angles up to 75 yards
- The Champion Workhorse can keep throwing clays until you run out of daylight or ammunition - whatever comes first. Compact, Portable Design and throws targets up to 75 yards
Description
Moving up to an electronic trap was once a major investment in space and money. Not anymore. The affordable Champion workhorse electronic trap lives up to its name, combining high-volume target-throwing capacity in a compact design. It fits in the trunk of most any vehicle, and can be unloaded and set up by one person. The detachable magazine holds up to 50 clays, and can throw them with three different launch angles up to 75 yards. The Champion workhorse can keep throwing clays until you run out of daylight or ammunition - whatever comes first.
Size: One Size
Color: Multi
Sport: Clay Pigeon Shooting
Brand: Champion
Item Weight: 30 Pounds
Size: One Size
Color: Multi
Sport: Clay Pigeon Shooting
Brand: Champion
Item Weight: 30 Pounds
Shape: Rectangular
Team Name: champion workhorse
Global Trade Identification Number: 77
UPC: 604544618877
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 24.96 x 11.89 x 10.55 inches
Package Weight: 18.02 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 25 x 12.25 x 11.25 inches
Brand Name: Champion
Warranty Description: Contact manufacturer
Model Name: Champion Workhorse Electronic Trap
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Vista Outdoor Sales LLC
Part Number: 40916
Style: Electronic Trap
Included Components: Trap thrower, Cover and Manual
Target Species: Clay
Date First Available: October 10, 2016
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Style Name: Electronic Trap
The media could not be loaded. Received trap launcher yesterday. Took only a few minutes to assemble. Only a few parts and the instructions were clear. Paired it with a light, 20AH deep cycle battery and a "small-battery" box, also from Amazon. You will need a battery charger (I already had one) but, even with a cheap charger, you could probably be out the door for about $300 for the whole kit. We used it for the first time this morning. Worked flawlessly right out of the box. Launcher is solidly built and heavy enough (about 30 lbs) for stability but still easy to move. We did not even need the supplied stakes during use. It barely moved during launches (sitting on grass field). Fired a case and a half of clays without a miss ... the launcher I mean, I missed plenty. ;-). The "safety ring", which we did use, is very easy to install and remove for transport if you are tight on space. I do recommend using it, that swing arm comes around fast! Not something to use around small children or pets. Launch angle is adjusted by moving the back leg and to do that you have to remove and replace two wire-lock pins. It is not difficult but not quick so not something you would routinely do every 5 clays for example. In practice, I have found that I only need one pin and I don't bother locking it. If constantly varying the launch angle is what you need, my understanding is that a "wobbler base" will be available in 2018. Launcher does not shoot doubles but will fire sequentially with it's 2.5 second cycle time for as long as you hold the foot switch down which is fine for my needs and it sends them our far and fast. I actually have it paired with a Trius 1-Step manual launcher. With the included 25' foot-switch cable for the Workhorse, I can either shoot myself from the location of the 1-Step while controlling the Workhorse some distance away or, if I have another person, they can control both while I am free to move around the firing line to vary the target presentation. If you have or have seen a 1-Step in action, this unit seems to shoot faster and (to my eye) maybe 30% farther though I did not measure this. I love my 1-Step and this is even better. In case you have a smaller vehicle, the overall dimensions are ... without the magazine or safety ring, 24Lx19Wx20H depending on how you set the back leg. The clay guide just lifts right off for movement. It fits (left to right with the back leg folded over the top) in my Ford Fusion Hybrid trunk but I have to be careful putting it in as it is tight. Regarding the clay guide, I would suggest some blue lock-tight on the threads of the screws that attach the plastic ring on the top of the 4 rods. If you move the unit regularly, you can just lift the guide off the unit, keeping it assembled, but the screws tend to loosen up over time. Overall, I am very pleased and would highly recommend to anyone. Update: Have owned for a couple of months now and have put 2000+ clays through it with NO issues. Very pleased with product. Second Update: Have owned for about 1-1/2 years (no issues) and just added a Champion 40924 Wheely "Wobbler". Nice addition to the basic unit. Look up that on Amazon to see my review with pros and cons.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2017 by B. Phillips
Style Name: Electronic Trap
I did extensive research before purchasing this unit. I did not want to pay several hundred dollars for a thrower so the price on this one (around $250) looked promising. I am very pleased with it. Initial assembly instructions were clear and straight-forward. Have taken it out about 7 times and thrown over a 1,000 clays. It worked without hesitation and with no problems whatsoever. It would be nice if the cycle rate was a little faster (2.5 seconds) but that is plenty fast for my crappy shooting (LOL). It takes less than a couple of minutes to change the angle of the thrower, but that is really no big deal. Also, the 25 ft. cord and foot pedal allow for the shooter to throw clays across their line of sight. Use the leg stakes provided as it will bounce around a bit without them (when you see the size of the main spring and the torque it generates, you'll see why). USE THE SAFETY HOOP PROVIDED - the throw arm launches with authority! At about 25 pounds it is easily portable and takes around 3 minutes to set up. I power it with a motorcycle battery ($42) which threw about 600 clays before the battery needed a charge. Overall I am very pleased with the performance and quality. Bottom line: Simple to use and it works without a problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2022 by Iowa Paul
Style Name: Electronic Trap
If you are looking for a great thrower that you can practice by yourself or with other shooters this machine will do it for you. Very easy to use and set up and it performs extremely well. No malfunctions of any kind. A friend and I fired 200 clays and had a great time. This machine will launch the clays out to 70 yards the majority of the time. With the 25 foot remote foot pad you can even shoot the five position trap sequence just as you would as if you were on a trap range. This is an exceptional machine and well worth my hard earned money. Give it a look
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2024 by Ron
Style Name: Electronic Trap
Throws clays good distance. Well built. Remote control allows you to shoot alone and at your pace. Can adjust height of throw and direction. Looking forward to adding a wobbler to it to enhance challenge.
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024 by David W
Style Name: Electronic Trap
I went from a manual launcher to this automatic. It only shoots one clay at a time but my family is just starting out and learning. It is easy to setup and the accuracy is spot on. This saves me in fatigue so we can enjoy the sport more. Worth every penny for this thrower would recommend if your just getting started.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2024 by j. carmean
Style Name: Electronic Trap
Working great. Have thrown about 500 so far. Battery cable should be longer. Biught remote, which is a game changer. My 2 other manual throwers have been rehomed. Set up isn't bad, but to break down for storage is a pain, then to set all back up sucks. But I have to break it down for space constraints
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024 by Customer
Style Name: Electronic Trap
I've used trap throwers (not sure if that's the right name) that were owned by other people and I've seen them break 2 clays for every one that they throw. This thing is awesome! You get complete control over the speed of the throw and it throws the clays beautifully - long and high enough that you have time to take three shots at it if using a pump shotgun; no problem getting off two shot with my over/under.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2024 by kelceyofMemphis
Style Name: Electronic Trap
My Buddy at the Range had this Thrower and I said to myself...I gotta have this Thrower as well. So that same day later in the evening...I ordered it ! There are some days when my Shooting Buds can't make it that day or whatever....but now it doesn't matter if alone because I always have a Thrower with me. Only thing you may have to get use to a bit is the Thrower Pedal that activates the Clay. Sometimes it's too hard...or it could be too soft...or to long or not long enough :-) But trust me...you'll find the Grove you need. So overall this is a really reliable Thrower, No issues....that's the biggie. I would Def Reco this Thrower.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024 by JRiz