Atlas Apollo Archery Trap Machine?

[agtex42]

Does anyone on here have any experience with this machine? From my limited research there's not a whole lot of information out there, but it looks to be just as well built as the LaPorte machine at a fraction of the cost.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HRy3zu6ZtU"]apollo.MOV - YouTube[/ame]

[DoubleGArchery]

Yep I shot one at the archery trade show. Lots of fun.

[tazhunter0]

I would like some more info on it too. I have seen the other one work, but this looks easier to move around. Might be a money maker at some events.

[Landrover]

saqw it last year. cost plenty though.

[agtex42]

saqw it last year. cost plenty though.

Yep, still not cheap by any stretch but from what I've seen it may be within reach for some clubs that buy it right and market well. Glad to hear some of y'all have heard of it, gonna start making phone calls next week.

[ArcheryHolic]

Hi guys,
The real deal is the machine from Laporte Archery who are the original developer of this concept. http://www.laporte-archery.com
Laporte Archery propose 3 different machine, the 65T25, 20T25/33 and the 6T33
I saw both machine and the verdict is: Laporte Atlas

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNqimQqRLpw"]LAPORTE ARCHERY - PHOENIX 65T25 - YouTube[/ame]

Cheers!

[marshhunter]

looks like an expensive way to lose arrows.. but probably a friggin blast to shoot

[ArcheryHolic]

looks like an expensive way to lose arrows.. but probably a friggin blast to shoot

I shoot few Bow trap tournament in the US and Europe and never lost an arrow nor with my compound nor with my longbow. the Flu-Flu arrows fall straight on the ground who make them really visible and easy to recover.