🎯 Enhance Your Shooting Skills with the Do-All Outdoors Auto Adjustable Wobbler Kit - Perfect for Fowl Play and Raven Clay Pigeon Skeet Thrower Traps Review

Works great. So far there are no problems. I have three recommendations if you buy this: 1. Watch a video on You Tube before installing. The instructions aren't great, but the video helps. This also applies to launchers. 2. If you need a cell phone, buy a sedan. The kit comes with brackets for installing the wobbler. 3. Observe the wiring. The launcher is moving and you need the right length of wire to avoid unnecessary excitement.

The wobbler came with a broken wire behind the switch which was the first problem. I emailed the company and replied two days later. Once I connected the wiring properly, everything worked. Now it turns on and moves halfway in either direction before the gears become misaligned and start grinding. I bought this to practice ahead of pigeon season and it looks like the season will be over before this thing works. There has been no answer to the second question for a week.

The concept is really good, but no more. Out of the box I plugged it in BEFORE installing it on my trap launcher and when I pressed the switch, nothing. I flipped the switch and it worked for about 15 seconds and the little gearing started making a lot of noise and that was it. It's of very poor quality and you can just tell that 15 seconds was more than it was meant to work. Even if they gave it away for free and just covered shipping and handling, that would be too much. Pass it on, you will…

I am very happy with this wobbler that attaches to my Do All Outdoors Raven Clay Pigeon Bat, one thing I want to stress is that this wobbler comes with its own legs and you have to give up the wheels Raven, this makes moving this trap a bit awkward on my own, but a breeze for me and my dad! I had no trouble assembling the crank after watching a YouTube video and mounting my Raven to the crank was very easy as the holes were already drilled to match. I have two Ravens and with the addition of…

A great way to confuse your birds. The advantages of this kit are obvious: you no longer have to ambush clay pigeons on their constant path, but you should be ready to catch them quickly and shoot them on random flight paths. The downsides are that the unit isn't so much a wobbler in the sense that it has a certain range left/right up/down so it can throw a skeet, but simply moves along a lazy "W" path rotates and throws at given angles. If you notice in all the photos, you never see the back…