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Question: Does it come with hardware to bolt on to a tire rim?
Document: Went to Home depot for a few 5cent washers and a tire shop gave me an old, dented rim for free.-Otherwise, it's a great machine at a fantastic price. I would buy another in a heartbeat.
I got this launcher about a year ago and have gone through a couple boxes of clays at this point. I use it bolted to the spare tire/rim of my Jeep, laying on the ground. It doesn't have amazing power, but it's reliable, lightweight and easily portable. I got this to have fun with my friends a few times each summer, and it works fine for that. For the price, it's a great deal in my opinion.
Works great. Had to modify slightly to keep the spring from snapping back too hard which with time would cause it to wear out quickly. Just replaced the bolt with a heavier duty bolt and added a stopper. Other than that, works great. For every 10 clays, shot, about 3 break but that could be a slight defect in the clays. Definitely worth the money!
Really does what you want it to. It works great when it is mounted into the ground, or on a tire. Easy to assemble.
I highly recommend mounting it to an old tire, since the stakes can be a annoying and unreliable.
This is a great launcher. I put mine in an old tire for stability, cut holes in the rubber, then used rope to secure it to the tire. I have had no issues with it so far. Gone through a couple of boxes of pigions. lots of fun to use!
Can't expect much more. I would recommend it ,if you are just starting off and looking for an inexpensive thrower.I think it also has a tire mount option, so if the ground is hard where you shoot, I would recommend that. We did have to keep pushing it back into the ground. If it comes out, it throws the pigeons to one side.
wow throws good and works love it I did a shoot with 4 people and we ran through 3 boxes of clay
we bought this thrower because we just got into clay pigeon shooting. the guys at the local hunting store recommended it.After we got it assembled (instructions were horrible btw!!) we took it out to the fields. We had to stake it really deep into the ground, like all the way.
hard to use at first then great once fine tuned starting to make every shot on my first trip to the range
Answer: yes