GoSports Outdoors Tri-Tower Steel Clay Pigeon Holder

Overall fun item to use on the range. I purchased the “high caliber” set. The initial set had a defect and customer service was excellent and got me a replacement no issue!! The metal itself does not fare well with direct hits of any kind. I wouldn’t recommend greater than a 9MM honestly. You can shoot higher but even with just. .40 it split one of the holding bands. Can probably work it with some pliers and tape. Another issue is sometimes even if you hit one but also graze the stand all 3 will drop. Unless you’re a marksman just know they may not last long. Overall I’m happy with the purchase mainly with the customer service and it is fun for, precise, low caliber plinking at close range. (Wouldn’t trust long range high power rifle if the wind catches it and this thing takes a high powered round, game over haha

We bought a cheaper version of these last year and they had lots of issues.These are a noticeable improvement. Stronger metal. Easy to assemble. They clay pigeons fit with ease and are stable. The poles also are sturdy.Only negative ( depends on the distance and preferred angle) they are a bit short , especially after you put them in the ground.

In all a fun and good product. Not as tall as I thought. Base is alittle thin but works in a soft surface. Suggest not using in hard clay, the leg bases will possibly start to bend. Also you might need to spread the cradles for the clay pigeons in order to seat them better. In all it works very well.

These are very high quality, heavy gauge clay pigeon holders. They look like they are going to last a very long time. I also like the fact that they are AMERICAN made by Americans. I love supporting things made in this country. I will be looking through the rest of their catalog. But back to the quality--very high, definitely worth the price and the welding is solid on these.

When I was pushing them into the dirt (dirt, not sand or rocky area. Straight up dirt), the pole bent down just above the mounting prongs at the bottom. They do not withstand bullets of any caliber. I figured they would hold up just a little bit when shooting them with a 22mm or a 20 gauge birdshot slug. Oh was I wrong! First shot with the 22, I shot the middle clay pigeon holder clean off right at the weld! The second pole I just demolished with the birdshot. They are super cheap, probably made out of aluminum. I broke more pigeons by bouncing debris off of the poles from the dirt around them than I did hitting the discs themselves! It the wind blows too hard, the pole jolts and there go your discs!

Really enjoyed these things for some quick draw style shooting. The clays are very positive reinforcement. Do not shoot them with a 12 ga...it'll bend it if it's close, even with birdshot. One drawback is that if your projectile contacts the steel holder 5 times out of 10 the vibrations will cause the other clays on that stand to also shatter or launch them.

I use these to shoot clay pigeons with my pellet guns. They work great and hold the pigeons firmly. My Champion pigeons snap into the holders and are held firmly, never fall out.

Came as a 3 pack as shown. I did expect them to be a slightly heavier gauge steel. Felt a bit on the flimsy side but works none the less. I’d say if you’re going much bigger than a BB, spend a little extra for the HD ones for longevity.