Do-All Outdoors FF550 Firefly Automatic Skeet Thrower Trap, White, 8.6" x 11" x 22.2"

Works well, very portable and easy to set up and use. It broke a few clays at first but a minor adjustment to the stop switch on the throwing arm fixed that (easy to do, instructions are in the manual, took about 30 seconds to dial in). After adjustment it doesn't break any clays. Cycles quickly, throws a good distance, very happy with this.

So I have to say, I've been on the fence about buying an automatic clay thrower for a while. I've been shooting trap/skeet occasionally with my friends or at a club every once and a while. This thing is worth every penny. I paired it with a cheap battery from our local Rural king and i've taken this thing out at least 7 times. It's gone through between 600-800 clays. It does occsionally break a clay if you load them improperly. But once you learn how to do it then it works flawlessly. It can be setup to automatically setup for a shot at the press of the pedal or it can be set to loop so you can just hold down the pedal. Personally I prefer to use it one shot a time, but the continuous is great for when you and a few buddies want to go and shoot at the same time. It can empty 15 clays in about 2 minutes if you just hold down the pedal. Can't say enough good things about this little guy. Carrying case has held up well so far. I'll check back in after I hit a thousand or more clays. 5/5 A++

Great Christmas present for my hubs

This product is great. Works as advertised and has brought countless hours of fun to my family. Quick and easy to setup and take down. I have recommended this to all my friends

Very pleased with the purchase. Well built, quick and consistent throwing. One thing I would change, or will add, is set screws for the legs. They fall out incredibly easy if you try to move the unit, even if it is just picking it up a few inches to change the flight direction between rounds. Also, I found that you needed to leave the tensioner spring pretty loose or you would start breaking clays. It still throws them a good distance, but when I cranked down on the spring it started busting clays quite often so I needed to loosen it back up.