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Do-All Outdoors Clay Throwers and Targets in South Africa

Do-All Outdoors makes clay throwers and reactive targets, and the range here is heavily weighted toward the throwers. What sets it apart is that the machines are supported with spares: replacement motors, bearing assemblies and release mechanisms are all stocked separately, which matters on equipment that runs thousands of cycles. NeonSales carries 17 Do-All products, from R130 for Thunder Caps up to R41,213 for a Flyway 4x4 60 wobbler with remote.

What Do-All products does NeonSales stock?

  • Manual and light throwers: Clay Cannon, TL100 Trap Limo with battery tray
  • Automatic throwers: Flyway 30, Flyway 80, Flyway 180, Flyway Flurry HD
  • Wobbler: Flyway 4x4 60 with remote, for varied and unpredictable target lines
  • Release: Flyway One HD foot release
  • Reactive targets: Blast Back target rated 9mm to 30-06, Thunder Caps
  • Spares: replacement motors in RAV 1, Type A, Type B, Type C and FF550, Fowl Play and Raven bearing assemblies

Which thrower suits your shooting?

Model Capacity and type Best suited to
Clay Cannon Manual, low capacity Casual practice, one or two shooters, lowest cost entry
TL100 Trap Limo Portable with battery tray Taking a thrower to a field rather than a fixed setup
Flyway 30 / 80 Automatic, 30 and 80 clay capacity Regular practice where reloading constantly is the limitation
Flyway 180 Automatic, high capacity Clubs and groups, long sessions without reloading
Flyway 4x4 60 wobbler Varies angle and elevation, remote controlled Realistic unpredictable targets rather than a repeated line

Capacity is what you are actually buying

The step from a Flyway 30 to a Flyway 180 is mostly about how often someone has to walk over and reload. On a casual afternoon with one shooter, 30 clays is plenty. With a group, or when you want to shoot rather than tend the machine, higher capacity pays for itself in session quality rather than in anything you can measure on a spec sheet.

Motors and bearings are consumables

A thrower is a machine under repeated shock loading, and motors and bearing assemblies wear out. Do-All stocks replacement motors in several types, so identify which your machine uses before ordering, since RAV 1, Type A, Type B, Type C and FF550 are not interchangeable. Keeping a spare bearing assembly on hand is sensible if the thrower is used by a club.

Common questions

What is a wobbler? A thrower that changes both the angle and elevation of each throw, so targets do not follow a repeated line. It is considerably better practice for field shooting than a fixed trajectory.

What does the Blast Back target do? It is a reactive steel target rated for centrefire calibres from 9mm through 30-06, designed to signal a hit without needing to walk downrange.

Do the automatic throwers need mains power? Most run on a battery, and the TL100 includes a battery tray. Check the individual listing for the power arrangement on the model you want.

Which motor do I need? Match it to your machine rather than to the brand. The motor types listed here fit different Do-All models, so confirm the type before ordering.

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