SureThrow Clay Target Thrower

I had a hard time throwing singles, however I did get it figured out. The right angle across your body will send it floating and straight. They do move a bit faster than the cheaper throwers.***Doubles was a win for me, I like being able to just pop two targets in this device and send them flying! Much easier than my spring loaded thrower. Again, it does take some practice and the correct "angle" but then it's easily repeatable.Worth the money, just take time to master the throw.

We prefer hand-throwing our targets (unlimited combinations of speed and direction), and have tried several kinds. This thrower is by far the easiest and most versatile, and also throws doubles very well.I see the price has increased substantially since we started using them, but believe me, it's still worth it. It doesn't wear out like the plastic throwers.I cannot explain the few negative reviews listed. I've nothing but praise for this thing.

I could not believe how well this product worked. I took a couple Clay's in my backyard to test it out. I easily launched my very first through 70 yards uphill. I don't have a strong arm but my brother was a baseball pitcher and I'm very excited to get him to try this. I know we're supposed to shoot the skeet but I want to see if he could throw one of these 150 to 200 yards. This works incredibly well for the price. If I were to ever break it I will definitely buy another. I might paint this so I don't accidentally set it down and some brush and lose it. By the way it does through two at once pretty well.

We skeet shoot a lot and the plastic throwers are so crappy that they break a lot of the targets when trying to insert. This thrower has a little piece of metal or aluminum along the inside ridge that allows the clay target to slide easily into the thrower. We have NEVER had a target break using this thrower. And it also throws 2 at a time perfectly!

By Far the BEST hand clay thrower I've ever used. As a bonus, my wife can easily throw clays with the SureThrow.Easy to load. I've thrown 3 boxes of clays so far and not one clay was broken during loading, clays just slip right in, single or double. I've also had near zero breakage of thrown clays(breaking before shot at) I think the few that have broken as they were thrown were cracked to begin with. Using my old, plastic clay throwers, several broken clays during loading was the norm, as well as clays breaking as they were thrown, Not the case with the SureThrow!My poor wife could NEVER get the hang of throwing clays with the plastic type throwers, couldn't get the wrist snap timed right.With the SureThrow, all she needs is a smooth arm swing to throw a perfect clay.Want the clay to go farther, swing faster, it's really that easy.

The thrower seems to be well made, is good quality and looks really cool. I like the concept of throwing two pigeons at the same time, however...it does not throw both pigeons as well as I expected based on all the great reviews. When throwing one of the pigeons them flys well the other falls off to the side too much. 4 of us tried it and we all agreed we prefer using the cheaper orange plastic throwers over this one. Sadly Its going into my dust collector box.

This is the best clay thrower on the market today in my opinion. Living where it is cold in the winter makes the plastic cheap ones not work out the way that they should. They have a tendency to stiffen up, and not release the way that they should. In contrast, this doesn't have that problem, and releases perfectly hot or cold. It is also handy and nice to be able to throw the doubles.

This is by far the best hand thrower, and perhaps the best manual thrower, I've ever used. While it won't really compare to a machine thrower, it's must better than the manually operated machine throwers. This will throw birds further than your shotgun can hit, and it'll even throw 2 at a time with little drama. I actually like these better than standard machine throwers because the throw is semi-random, so it's more like playing a game of trap, instead of throwing the same bird over and over and over... I've thrown about 1,000 birds from this thing and haven't broke even one (that wasn't already broken).