Definition

A hopper in clay shooting refers to the container or tray on a clay pigeon thrower that holds and feeds clay targets into the launching mechanism. It allows for continuous shooting without manually reloading each clay.

Further Explanations

Hoppers vary in size and capacity depending on the type of thrower. Large, competition-grade machines may hold hundreds of clays, while smaller training devices may only carry a few.

Key aspects of a hopper:

• Capacity: Determines how many clays can be launched before refilling

• Design: Shapes and guides clays into the throwing mechanism

• Efficiency: Reduces downtime during training or competition

• Durability: Must withstand repeated use and outdoor conditions
  
  

Hoppers make clay shooting more efficient by allowing multiple targets to be launched in sequence.

Unlike traditional machines with bulky hoppers, the TrapMaster is designed for mobility and portability. Instead of relying on a large hopper, it is built for quick loading of single clays, making it lightweight and easy to carry into the field. Paired with our biodegradable clay pigeons, the TrapMaster offers an innovative, eco-friendly alternative to heavy, hopper-based systems.