So while at NRA I was looking at a long term project for us. An automatic clay bird thrower. Not knowing much about them, chatted up the first guy we saw.
Two kinds: A simple thrower shown for $1800 and a more complicated, computerized-random thrower for over $3000.
![MEC Clay Bird Thrower](https://john1911.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/MEC-Clay-Bird-Thrower-2-1024x768.jpeg)
We are NOT setting up a sporting clays station or anything like that. I just figure one bird thrower on our rifle range hill would do the trick. Meaning WE could move around the thrower to get all the possible angles.
![MEC Clay Bird Thrower](https://john1911.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/MEC-Clay-Bird-Thrower-1-1024x768.jpeg)
Also…between you and me, I feel like tac teams shooting down surveillance drones while locking down a barricaded suspect will be a thing. I mean sure $500,000- 1Million will buy the best anti-drone system in the world. But sometimes, and just sometimes, the answer is bird or buckshot. Not a net or some microwave gadget that will give officers ball-cancer.
Any feed back from people more knowledgeable about throwers please chime in.
Sincerely,
Marky
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