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It's a Trap! 004: Marlin Hand Traps

🕑 Added 2021-01-12 02:41:41 +0000 UTC

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C&Rsenal

Mae Responding: Thanks! Now I'm just exercising to tone up and generally be better at my job.

C&Rsenal

When it's all on foot? Oh yeah.

C&Rsenal

I don't think they made anything for lefties back then.

Mustafa's Fleas

Looking good Mae! Whatever diet you've suffered, it's assuredly working for you!

Alden Skinner

Ok, so I'm gonna shoot some clays, which means I'm packin at *least* one shotgun, a few boxes of shells, ditto for clays, and yet I feel the need for a take-down trap???

James A. Boatright

I wonder if you could be trying to use those things upside down. I suspect the original instructions would have said that the rubber coated side of the jaws should be rearward to impart more spin on the clay birds. The "muzzle loader" hand trap seems clearly to be symmetrical. The "breach loader" thing might just have been for left-handed throwers. Just curious.

Guido Schriewer

actually. those traps could be fun.

Luke Telling

Poor Kevin. I share his type of humor and I almost choked on my coffee. Thanks for the laughs. And good job on the history as usual 👍

C&Rsenal

I'm too intimidated to try. The song is from the YT library, I can see if I can dig up the name...

Greg Stachowski

I love this relaxed vibe

Gary A

You have to remember that when these were made a dollar a day for the average worker was good money my dad worked for as little as 35 cents a day during that time and was glad to get it.

No attempt to load 2 clays on each? The breach version seems like it might accommodate. Enjoyable series - What's the music? I likey.