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Othais has been getting a lot of help from our discord friends on identifying, locating, and shipping hand traps.  When this one came in, we thought why not share our first experience with it.  Enjoy!

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What's in the box!?

I get by with a lotta help from my friends.

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Michael Kalus

Two in one day? You're spoiling us.

Josey

I never imagined such a contraption ever existed. Crazy. When you release the sear and the hub spins, the leading edge of the "clay" needs to be tilted up into the wind, like an aircraft wing I think.

Ryan D Thorne

I would love to see this in action

Cameron King

Now this one is almost approaching steampunk status.

Wayne Dygert

Really wanna see this sucker fly!!! Pls

Anonymous

As long as its spinning in the right direction it doesn't matter which way the pigeon is flipped.

Victor Khabarov

Casual S&W M&P Shield mag in background, love that gun

CountryRock _2001

Super cool. Gotta get that thing outside once you've fully gone through it and give it full power.

BrowncoatGarrus

For some reason, that thing looks like a lightsaber to me.

Matt Lohafer

Any chance of getting dimensions on those steel birds? I do design work at a manufacturer where I could do some repros for you, and make up a tosser.

Sabertooth88

That thing is so cool, I feel like those steel "birds" would do a hefty bit of damage if you were unfortunate enough to make contact with a flying one. The steel seems a bit like low-key flying shrapnel haha

Jim Short

Loved getting to see the initial unboxing. I, for one, was very interested in seeing what you bought from across the pond. Thanks for sharing! Looking forward to hearing it's history and seeing it in action!

Bradwan

In England tossers are common; especially around shotguns; but steel pigeons ain't.

Jason

Cool thrower! Which giant hound did we get a glimpse of? All I could see was a paw and a tail.

CandRsenal

When I can make some time (hopefully Feb) I'd love to. I'm curious if these can be remade today. Email me if I forget though.

Sabertooth88

I was more imagining the steel bird flying in an errant direction being the hazard over any sort of ricochet problem. I would still definitely love to see this thing in action.

Erik Schmitz

Is this from the same people that did lawn darts? I can see why clays caught on and spinning metal blades didn't.

Michael Stringer

I think the DuPont is in danger of being dethroned as the most terrifying trap.

Guido Schriewer

Ian would be enthusiastic about that I'm sure. looks as nerdy as it could ever get. ok not exactly a kentucky long rifle or such but there seem to sit some BP at the mantel... as there should be. I mean.. a mantel without a frontstuffer just ain't a mantel, is it.

Ted Weldon

Let's spin the sharp metal edges fast enough to fly next to your body. What could go wrong with that in an age before eye protection.

Halinspark

If one eye is good enough for Paul Mauser, it's good enough for you. Ungrateful kids.

Josh Neil

That's some good stuff.