Preview: Caldwell Claymore PullPup

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posted on October 5, 2024
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Caldwell Claymore PullPup

This one-of-a-kind clay target thrower from Caldwell offers up compact, portable, handheld operation in a lightweight package that launches myriad target types at any angle with ease.

Much like a traditional target thrower with adjustable spring tension, the Claymore PullPup can propel standard, midi and mini targets more than 55 yards. And much like a bullpup carbine with a rear-mounted trigger and forward grip, the PullPup comes with built-in grip safeties aimed at keeping hands clear of the arm and target when activated. Broken targets are cleared simply thanks to the unit’s open design. Operation is simple: cock the arm, load a clay target, aim and release.

MSRP is $70. For more information, visit caldwellshooting.com.

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