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WARNING: IMPACT FROM THE POWERFUL SPRING LOADED THROWING ARM OR FLYING OBJECTS CAN
CAUSE SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY.
OPERATE TRAP FROM REAR ONLY. DO NOT LEAVE TRAP COCKED OR UNATTENDED.
STAY CLEAR OF THROWING ARM AT ALL TIMES. ALWAYS LOAD TARGETS FROM THE LEFT, REAR SIDE OF
TRAP.
NEVER STORE, TRANSPORT OR PERFORM MAINTENANCE WITHOUT FIRST REMOVING TENSION SPRING.
NEVER TURN TENSION ADJUSTMENT OR ELEVATION ADJUSTMENT WING NUTS WHEN THE THROWER IS
COCKED.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
POSITIONING
1. Position thrower in desired location.
2. Step firmly on each of the 3 ground spikes to firmly
implant. For maximum stability, the top of the base must be
embedded flush with the ground.
FLIGHT ANGLE & ELEVATION ADJUSTMENT
1. The elevation of the clay targets is adjustable by removing
the wing nut and moving it to another adjustment hole.
Never adjust the elevation angle while the thrower is
cocked.
2. The elevation wing nut must be re-tightened following the
adjustment.
3. Flight direction is determined by the location of the clay
target on the throwing arm.
COCKING THE THROWER
1. Stand on the left side and to the rear of the thrower base
when facing forward. NEVER STAND ON THE RIGHT SIDE!
2. Grasp top and end of throwing arm and rotate clockwise
until it catches in the trigger. Be sure that the throwing arm
is secured by the trigger before releasing.
CHECKING THE GAP
1. The throwing arm is designed to have a specific gap
between the upper and lower edges of the aluminum
throwing arm.
2. To check, use the gauge provided. If the gauge does not
enter, gently spread the upper part of the throwing arm until
the gauge slides easily the full length of the throwing arm.
DO NOT CHECK WITH THROWER COCKED!
LOADING
1. Place clay target on the throwing arm against the neoprene
strip.
WARNING: ALWAYS LOAD TARGETS FROM THE LEFT,
REAR SIDE OF TRAP.
LAUNCHING THE CLAY TARGETS
1. Pull lanyard while standing to the rear of the thrower.
CHAMPION TRAPS AND TARGETS
1 VISTA WAY
ANOKA, MN 55303
1-800-379-1732
www.championtarget.com
