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It's a Trap! 019: Mossberg Covey Trap (Patreon)

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2021-08-10 04:09:11
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It's a Trap! 019: Mossberg Covey Trap

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Comments

Michael Wright

As a result of this strangely addictive series, I am now developing theories about how to release the birds so that they fly, like a discus (horizontal, rather than at an angle). I have never even handled a clay pigeon. This is compelling stuff you are putting out here.

Lemonjellow

I commend you folks dedication to perfection and absolutely love love love the complete disregard of it in the Trap series. 😆

tenofprime
>>65468161

They are still highly dedicated, just to having fun! That is why I love the trap series, it has all the dedication mixed with just the right level of humor.

tenofprime

You know if you could get a solid distance throw this would be a great clay thrower for a machine gun.

Fasda

this is by far the coolest trap that didn't have spring that couldn't accidently break a bone if you aren't careful

Fasda
>>65462678

when I see this series pop I always open the Admiral Akbar scene

Louis W. Reuter II

The chemistry, it's the chemistry between you three. You could have a show about M&M candies and how they help your car stay in alignment and it would be a hoot. Can't get enough, lol.

Phil Byrd

while not a 1911 episode, it is entertaining

David Hemsath

I can rarely manage hit doubles; I wish one or all of you had showed throwing two at a time.

Brian Frohn

Now I want to hug kevin.

John Thomas

This is content worth paying for, it's entertaining. Y'all are funny.

Mustafa's Fleas

That were one expensive trap!!! $10 in 1955 = $101 in 2021 a Merican-peso's! OBTW: Had Flex-grip covers on the handlebars of my 1950's vintage bicycle. So, given that there were a effing metric ton more bicycles being made than hand traps in the 1950's, chances are, they just used an "off the shelve" part for the hand grips.

tenofprime
>>65487044

I am eagerly awaiting when he finds a clay thrower, then a shotgun from 1911 just to troll us even more.

David K. Jernigan

Too heavy, and way too much muscle and skill required to use.

David K. Jernigan

I don't know about the wooden one being home made; maybe a small shop or Amish?