What are the Trap machines available other than PAT?

I read the thread about PAT traps not throwing the correct amount of wide angles. The thread didn't say what other Traps were recommended.

 

Pat traps can be set to throw as wide of an angle as you want !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Sure you can set them as wide as you want but they throw disproportionate amount of non wide angles. I think the OP is referring to the post started by longshot that discusses that.

 

Now you are gonna piss the old farts off that Occupy the 27. Those old guys want to shoot at the 27 with their friends. Wide angles embarrass them. And they don't want to take a reduction. Equal distribution of angles is not one of their goals.

 

So what you think the trap should do is throw the equal amount of hard rights and lefts? I don't think there is a trap made that does that. Sounds like to me some one got more hard angles than there buddy's did and they have to wine about it.

 

One of the other trap machines that are available are from MEC OUTDOORS. This is the same company that manufactures
MEC shotshell loaders.They are in Mayville Wisconsin. I think the price of the trap machine is around $7200 bucks. I don’t know of any clubs throwing ATA targets that use them.Some of their sporting clay machines use 12 volts and you need a inverter to use them in trap and skeet houses.

 

You may want to read why and how that happens. https://www.americantrapshooter.com/threads/i-will-agree-with-neil-winston-on-this-longshot-vs-neil-winston-hunts-pat-traps-speed.613/
The sport is designed to have unpredictable angles. Equal chance left or right. You must know that.

 

The whole point of the sport is equal chance of all angles right?

 

Pat Trap thinks their traps can do that. Or they say.

 

my old v1577 will. its for sale here, for 1/4th the cost of a new mec.

 

LANGER, PAT TRAP SAYS A LOT OF THINGS ABOUT THEIR MACHINES, BUT MOST OF THEM ARE SALES TALK.

Roger C.

 

That is why Internation trap uses three machines per station to make it fair --and to stop their buddies from wining.

 

*Mayville, Kentucky