Action Targets Table Top Clearing Trap

Dry firing a gun is crucial for checking its status and ensuring all rounds are removed. Our Action Target Table - Top Handgun Clearing Trap makes this process both safe and easy. With a double - walled design, this trap is a reliable choice. It can be used to check handguns up to.44 Magnum. Its armor steel chamber filled with composite rubber safely contains any unexpected shots. Ideal for shooting ranges, locker rooms, armories, gunsmiths, and correctional facilities. Unlike other clearing traps on the market that can cost up to $700, our trap costs less than half that amount. But don't let the low price fool you; it's made of high - quality steel and meets our strict standards. This reflects our commitment to serving the law enforcement community. **FAQs** **How does the clearing trap contain bullets?** The interior steel box is made of ballistic armor steel and filled with chopped rubber mixed with fire retardant. **Can I fire rifle rounds into the Table - Top Clearing Trap?** No, it's designed for handgun rounds only. **How many rounds can I shoot into the clearing trap?** It can safely handle up to 150 fired rounds. When it reaches the limit, unscrew the top to empty the contents and buy a replacement bag to replenish the rubber. **Can I leave the clearing trap outside?** Yes, since it's covered in Rhino Lining, it's weather - resistant and can be left outside without major damage. **Does the clearing trap need to be bolted down for safe use?** There are bolt holes in the base, but it doesn't need to be bolted down. The holes are for convenience if you want to prevent movement or bolt it to a wall. **How far should I put the muzzle inside the trap to safely discharge the gun?** Just insert the muzzle a few inches into the trap's mouth and make sure the barrel is parallel to the trap's body before firing.

Using the Action Target Table - Top Handgun Clearing Trap is easy. First, make sure you're using it for handgun rounds only, not rifle rounds. To safely discharge the gun, insert the muzzle a few inches into the trap's mouth and keep the barrel parallel to the trap's body. The trap can handle up to 150 fired rounds. Once it reaches this limit, unscrew the top to empty the contents. You can then buy a replacement bag to refill it with rubber. You don't need to bolt it down for safe use, but if you want to prevent it from moving or attach it to a wall, use the bolt holes in the base. Since it's covered in Rhino Lining, you can leave it outside without worrying about significant damage. Just remember, it's made to keep you safe during dry firing, so always follow these steps.