I have this vision of clay shrapnel covering the crowd of kiddies and someone losing eyesight."You'll shoot your eye out!"
“Flash” targets. Chalk in the center of the dome and held in place by a paper disc.What kind of targets are used in Trapshooting videos? They’re definitely not standard targets. They break with an explosive action and many times you can see a small white piece or packet fly off after the target is broken.
What kind of targets are used in Trapshooting videos? They’re definitely not standard targets. They break with an explosive action and many times you can see a small white piece or packet fly off after the target is broken.
Flash targets with a small amount of dry, colored powder. They are used in International Trap and Skeet in the finals. It's a lot like the powder you use for a chalk line. Or dry tempera paint powder.What kind of targets are used in Trapshooting videos? They’re definitely not standard targets. They break with an explosive action and many times you can see a small white piece or packet fly off after the target is broken.
You can set off tannerite clay targets with a shotgun (I've seen it done) but they have to thrown uncomfortably close.Shotgun won’t set off tannerite and anything sensitive enough to be exploded reliably with a shotgun hit of 3 pellets is too sensitive and dangerous for use.
If you want to work at it a bit then you can make a slurry of colored line chalk and alcohol then put a tablespoon or so of the slurry in the recessed outside portion of the target dome,let it dry, and then load them in the trap machine like a regular target.“Flash” targets. Chalk in the center of the dome and held in place by a paper disc.
There are videos on YouTube for how to do this.If you want to work at it a bit then you can make a slurry of colored line chalk and alcohol then put a tablespoon or so of the slurry in the recessed outside portion of the target dome,let it dry, and then load them in the trap machine like a regular target.
What kind of targets are used in Trapshooting videos? They’re definitely not standard targets. They break with an explosive action and many times you can see a small white piece or packet fly off after the target is broken.
We bought 10 cases of WF Orange Crush targets a few years ago for AIM shoot offs, the kids loved them but it was fairly controlled to one or two machines. Just be extra careful loading them into the machine, break one and it makes a mess, the powder inside the dome is like orange ground chalk about a heaping tablespoon full.Does anyone have experience with exploding clays? (Tannerite or something else)
Seems like it might be a good spectator draw on the 4th of July as well as more shooters signing up.
If you do, would you share what you used and if it affected the trap machines (if at all) and what safety concerns you dealt with and how you did that. The cost of the prepared clays and what you charged shooters to cover the additional costs, etc.