Caldwell Claymore Target Thrower | Guns & Gear

[@danparker1925]

I too am wanting to get this thrower. I emailed Caldwell in October and they are hoping to have this out by the end of December. Come on Caldwell, let's get on it.

[@jebsoj]

I’ve had my eye on this product since I saw videos of it from SHOT 2022. Last I checked Caldwell still doesn’t have an availability date. I’m dying to put this thing into practice!

[@jeffw1246]

I like the concept with flurry mode but unless you have someone to work it your stuck shooting straighaways. I have to take apart my automatic thrower to transport which is a pain but it has a 25 foot cord to practice angles with available remote as well. Always good to see innovative products nonetheless.

[@Meanace208]

I having trouble getting the Claymore thrower to work properly. It charges but the release pedal does nothing. It’s hard to tell but it might be cause by a lack of tension on the arm that translates the release pedal movement to get out of the way of the release arm.

[@jeffhunter4470]

Does anybody have one of these ? Just curious how it works and durability

[@richardmartin65]

Bought one about 2 weeks ago and have run about 200 clays through it without issue. Works great as long as you have an operator for it, it's ok by yourself but there are better options if plan to use it alone. It'll throw clays a good 60-70 yards and in flurry mode the clays will be separated by about 10 yards. Keep the hopper filled, directions say it needs at least 7 clays in the stack to operate properly so as long as you keep topping it off there will be no feeding problems.

[@azazelakira12]

I just bought 1, it set up very easy, no problems with it, we did 100 clays no problems, I can't say nothing on solo operation but solid piece

[@SuSpicious9748]

Cool, but for the same or less price, you can get an electronic trap and probably the battery to go with it.