Target Holders - Choose Between Clay Claw Hangers or Caddy In Ground Stakes, Versatile for Shooting Practice

Make shooting fun again! Clays are a dime a dozen and these holders work great. Durable and fun to use.

They work good. I broke a couple clays at first leaning how to put them on my it’s simple after the first few. I hang them all around my back yard and practice pistol drills

Makes hanging clay targets easy, giving you more options for height and distance. The plastic holds the target nicely but does not hold up to Sun or bullets so you will have to replace them frequently. But it’s actually an excellent product for the money.

Love these things and gives the kids something different to shoot at. Hangs from the barbed wire or trees and clips well on the targets. Haven’t tried it but probably a lot of fun with the exploding caps you can stick on the back of the clays.

UPDATE: . The hangers had no problems after use. . ORIGINAL REVIEW: . I needed some supports for my clay targets and was thinking of the U-shaped rubber saddles, which I’ve used in the past. I saw these hangers and realized they fitted my needs better. . These are relatively cheap but sturdy. At $10 for 50, (20c each) that’s pretty good value since they should each last a while, barring a direct hit. I have yet to try them to see if they break when the clay shatters, as others have suggested, even if not hit directly with lead. . The fit is quite tight on the clay rim. So, you have to be careful when pivoting them over the edge. Appy some finger pressure to the hanger where you hook it on to help support the hanger and the clay. You will find a clay or two will break if the fit is particularly tight. Just move around to another area and try again. I found the hangers themselves to be stiff. I don’t yet know what material it is. Maybe an unplasticized PVC. It seems strong but potentially brittle, according to some reviews. Not sure why they are designed to shatter on impact. I’d have preferred a more flexible polyethylene. It would work just as well and be perhaps cheaper to manufacture than these. . I didn’t bother using the included string. It will hang in a curve and the hangers will inevitably slide to the lowest point. Clays are not that light. You could tie knots to stop the sliding. In my case, for now, I used a fiberglass rod with cable ties to keep the hangers at their respective positions and stop them sliding. Later, I’ll install a metal rod. . So far, I like these hangers. I’ll let you know how they perform with a review update after some target shooting.

consider these a disposable target holders. They’ll crack after the 1st pellet hit. A metal one would be better, but would cost more.

Regular target clays for perfectly and snugly. Highly recommend the for target shooting.

These work really nice hanging from the trees.When I go to the outdoor gun range, recommend for pistol shooters

Clips work awesome to hold clays and you can hang them or staple them to anything. I like they are cheap and offen times reusable. I will buy these again!

More things down range! cheap enough that I don’t care if they break, good enough that they don’t. Great for practicing target acquisition.

Hold clays tight, but sometimes break after one use. Cheap enough though.

Great little product, works as advertised.

Cheap and mostly reusable! Worked great