Videos tagged with Western Hand Trap

This video provides a detailed review and comparison of Western Olin hand traps, focusing on two main versions. The presenters discuss manufacturing differences, handle variations, and the performance of each model when throwing clay targets. They highlight the affordability and availability of these traps, making them an accessible option for shooters looking to practice clay sports.

This video demonstrates the use of a Western Hand Trap, believed to be based on the Henry P. Camp patent from 1926-1929. The presenters explore its operation, noting the absence of rubber padding on the cap and its potential impact on performance. They showcase various throwing techniques, including achieving 'snakey' or angled flights, and discuss its portability and potential for trick shots, comparing it to other hand traps.