It's a Trap! 005: Winchester Hand Traps
🕑 Added 2021-01-26 02:31:51 +0000 UTC
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Gary Hassler
One illustration seemed to show 2 clays loaded into the trap. Did you happen to find the instructions that presumably came with them?
C&Rsenal
Having trouble even finding the dang tools...
Guido Schriewer
that sound is really pleasing for a click. true.
Andrew
But it fits in muh pocket! That one hits a bit close to home, and it's hilarious
OldFrenchy
Another story-- I saw an elegantly dressed Italian man effortlessly nail 25 out of 25 on a Skeet course with his .410 Perazzi.
OldFrenchy
Minis are in the standard mix on the monthly Sporting Clays shoot at our gun club in Alpine, CA.
Bruce Williams
Well for sure there are two "not Midgets" involved here.... My guess is that Winchester had their own "Proprietary" clays for these traps.
Gary A
When is the reloading video using the vintage tools you show in the intro coming?
Bradwan
If clay throwers are meant to train for wildfowling then having them go in any direction must be better, surely? Not great for the safety of the thrower perhaps; and it would never get into 3 gun though.
Bradwan
Over on YouTub I have just written 'Now 674 likes from 5,242 views. That's over 12%! The loyal views really love this channel.' and it's true. Obviously patreons make up a lot of the early viewers; but it is still very impressive.
Wayne Dygert
I still wanna see Kevin bust a clay with his matchlock... Unless Eric will loan him one of his cannons!
Wayne Dygert
It's a guy thing
Leslie Alexander
time stamp 1.17 and 1.36 best video yet
Leslie Alexander
omg the editing zoom in. mines much larger !!! omg
Gage
Hmmm, that could work...
Hunter Compton
Not sure if they're the exact same as they are using in the video, but White Flyer makes a 60mm clay (as opposed to the normal 108mm) which they refer to as a mini clay.
Gage
Drizzle
If there was any sort of predictability for either of them, I'd say yeah, but... The series, however, is awesome. Hope it continues for a long time.
David Axel Hansen
Yeah, these two traps seem pretty half-baked. Good show, though.
Stephen Bukowsky - Blind Squirrel Enterprises
glad to know we all watched the same obscure 90's cartoons...
John Thomas
Joined your Patreon for the history, this stuff is just really value add.
David Hemsath
You need to treat those minis as buckshot and pattern them :). Wishing you a safe trip home from Uvalde.