Tri-Tower Steel Clay Pigeon Holder

Not as durable as I would wanted, we shot off a couple of the holder things. They bent and broke. BUT weve used them like crazy. 5 hours of shooting 4 different times. And out of the of 6 we have 4 and a half of them still usable. Not a bad product for the price

These are stands and yes if you shoot them they will break as with any target stand. Surprisingly it handled a 9mm bullet and I was able to bend it back into place. If you want them to last you gotta be accurate otherwise they’re single use if you hit them. If the feet are not properly in the ground they will wobble and your clays will fall off but, if they’re in the ground well, they will hold clay well. They’re lots of fun, just be accurate, ain high and avoid shooting the actual stand and you’ll be good. Can’t say much more, it gets the job done.

These will hold the clay pigeons well and will hang onto the fragments. I was disappointed in the sturdiness of these as they are quite thin and flimsy. They do work, but I don't expect they will make it through a full year without having to replace them. I would rather have a thicker, sturdier set and pay more money than a thin flimsy set that needs to be replaced every six months.

This works as advertised. The metal is sturdy but can still be bent slightly if needed. Larger clay targets do not sit down in the holders, but they can be manipulated to stay in place. Overall, good value for the price paid.

When I was pushing them into the dirt (dirt, not sand or rocky area. Straight up dirt), the pole bent down just above the mounting prongs at the bottom. They do not withstand bullets of any caliber. I figured they would hold up just a little bit when shooting them with a 22mm or a 20 gauge birdshot slug. Oh was I wrong! First shot with the 22, I shot the middle clay pigeon holder clean off right at the weld! The second pole I just demolished with the birdshot. They are super cheap, probably made out of aluminum. I broke more pigeons by bouncing debris off of the poles from the dirt around them than I did hitting the discs themselves! It the wind blows too hard, the pole jolts and there go your discs!

Great clay stands that provide a ton of fun for BB guns. Cheap solution to target shooting that is a ton of fun. Using them with 22 rim fire will result in dented arms, but they can be bent back with pliers. BB’s don’t dent them. Claus fit perfectly into the arms and even last for many shots from BB’s.

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I use these to shoot clay pigeons with my pellet guns. They work great and hold the pigeons firmly. My Champion pigeons snap into the holders and are held firmly, never fall out.

Took the Tri-Tower Holders to the range this past weekend and was quite impressed. We were shooting at 50 yards on this range day. The holders held the clay pigeon tight, to the point where I was shooting out the centers of the pigeons with my .22 and all that was left was a donut shape disk, after I got my rifle sighted in of course. For clarity, I used a red dot and my buddy had a scope. Now getting to the “But” in the review…my advice would be to use these Tri-Tower Holders with the smaller caliber toys. After my buddy switched to his 9mm rifle (with a scope) I ended up with some bent (or mangled) branches on my holders, it could get quite costly if you do this often. I’d say limit the caliber to .22 or bring a buddy that has 20/20 vision or a better scope.

Muy oadre

No viene con los blancos y las fotos hacen parecer como que los trae.

Garbage for any firearm. Use with bb guns nothing else. First 22lr grazed the metal and destroyed it entirely.