I'm thinking about getting one. Anybody have experience with them?
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Unfortunately I don't but I have watched just about every YouTube video that exists on it. Looks awesome. If I had land where I could shoot, I would 100% buy one. The reviews have been almost universally positive.NRA Certified Metallic Cartridge Reloading Instructor, Shotgun Instructor and Range Safety Officer
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Thanks Capy. My concern was the 'uniqueness' of the clay pigeon. I guess I'll get one and take it out to the duck club my friend belongs to. There's water so any missed/broken birds will be dissolved in the water.Comment
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Looks like the Caldwell targets cost almost double per piece compared to standard White Flyer clays...
White Flyer 108mm Blackout: $20 for 135 = $0.15 per target
Caldwell 90mm Claycopter: $44 for 200 = $0.22 per target
Caldwell 110mm Claycopter: $56 for 200 = $0.28 per target
The Claycopter targets do fly in cooler ways than the standard clays though...Comment
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Hopefully Caldwell has a long term commitment to making those targets or the other manufacturers are picking up making them. It is a boutique product so hopefully there is enough of a market for long term ecosystem using those targets?
Guess it's a gamble like most other things these days.NRA Certified Metallic Cartridge Reloading Instructor, Shotgun Instructor and Range Safety Officer
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I'm going to take a leap of faith and buy the launcher and some clays.Comment
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Well, I bought a launcher and a sleeve of 50 110mm clays for $257.22 it's at my LGS. They said the bigger ones are easier to hit as they are larger (makes sense) and still go out to 100 yards. I said the shotguns don't go out that far. The distance can be adjusted.Comment
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I was up at the range yesterday busting clays with my Model 42 and came across a couple of ClayCopters... I had never seen them before. Unfortunately, whoever launched them was not around, so couldn't see them in action.
I like the portability of the set up. If I didn't already have my Champion thrower I would consider one.
Grendel Guy, let us know what you think about the ClayCopter set up, thx.

Last edited by DirtyRussianAmmo; 02-08-2026, 1:26 PM.Comment
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Will do DRA. I was thinking of the battery powered clay thrower but it's bulkiness gave me reservations. On the other hand now I need to bring someone with me. Wouldn't be a problem but everyone is so busy.Comment
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