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The Champion FlightMaster Jr. is one of those pieces of gear that just makes a backyard or back-forty clay session easier. It gives you the feel of a professional-grade trap in a package built for the recreational crowd, and its balanced design spreads the throwing force evenly so you get smooth, consistent throws without bolting it down or driving in stakes. Set it on the ground, pick your angle, and go.
What sets this little trap apart is the 3/4-cock action. The high-strength aluminum arm partially resets itself after every throw, so you're doing far less of the heavy recocking work by hand. Anyone who has spent an afternoon wrestling a full-cock trap knows how much your arm appreciates that. The finger-pull trigger keeps things simple too, letting you throw in a point-and-shoot rhythm once you find your groove.
The adjustable tension spring is where the fun really opens up. Crank it up and you can send standard 108mm clays out past 50 yards, or back it off for slower, closer birds if you've got new folks learning to swing a shotgun. Because it throws in any direction and at any elevation, you can mix up straightaways, quartering shots, and higher-angle presentations just by repositioning the trap. There's even a built-in assembly and adjustment wrench, so you're not digging through a toolbox at the range.
Construction is heavy-gauge steel paired with that aluminum throwing arm, so it holds up to regular use and rough handling in the truck bed. At under nine pounds it's genuinely portable, easy to grab with one hand and carry out to wherever the shooting's good. Keep in mind it's a single-target trap, so it throws one clay at a time rather than doubles, which suits practice and casual rounds perfectly. For anyone wanting an affordable, no-fuss way to run their own clays without a fixed setup, the FlightMaster Jr. earns its spot in the gear pile.
With the tension spring cranked up, the FlightMaster Jr. sends standard clays out past 50 yards. You can dial the tension back for slower, shorter throws when you're working with beginners or just want an easier target. That adjustability is one of the nicest parts of running your own trap.
No. Its counterbalanced design distributes the throwing force evenly, so it operates right from ground level without stakes or bolting it to anything. Just set it on solid ground, aim it where you want, and start throwing.
This is a single-target trap, so it launches one clay at a time. There's no option to add a second throwing arm on this model. For casual practice and recreational rounds, single throws are plenty to keep the shooting fun going.
The aluminum arm partially resets itself after each throw, which means it's already most of the way cocked before you touch it. You end up using less force and covering a shorter reset distance than a full-cock trap. Over a long afternoon of shooting, your arm will thank you.
| UPC | 076683402400 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | CH1003 |
| Shipping Weight | 10.05 |
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