Ultimate Ultra Lightweight Pigeon Magnet Rotary Bundle

* PLEASE NOTE THAT THE COLOUR OF THE BAG MAY DIFFER FROM THE ONE SHOWN IN THE PICTURE*

The Shooting Industry Awards 2017 - Finalist in the New Shooting Accessory category.

For a limited time, the Ultra is teamed up with the following:

• 2 Sillosocks Pigeon Hypa Flaps
•  Rotary Bag
• 7Ah Battery
• Scout Trickle Charger
• 4 Premium Twist-Lock Hide Poles
• Winter Net
• 6 UKSW HD Pigeon Shells (Ultra Matt finish)
• Jack Pyke Light Weight Mesh Balaclava

As used by Andy Crow. This Ultra-Lightweight Pigeon Magnet boasts a small centrally mounted motor in slim line housing that will spin two dead bird decoys with magnetic effect to passing pigeons! It uses a smaller, lighter, geared motor that is superior to other machines. Despite its light weight, it is just as robust and is built to last. Made in Britain with fully CNC machined construction and self-lubricating brass ‘oil-lite’ bushing for extra support at the motor shaft. The rotary machine completely disassembles for ease of transportation. We recommend the small and lightweight 7 Amp 12v battery which (with a fully charged battery) will give you a full day’s shooting with this machine (we have had an Ultra Lightweight running with 2 dead birds on for over 10 hours with one of our 7ah 12 batteries - obviously, the amount of time that you get will depend upon wind conditions and other variables). Read Chris's blog here  Do not use a hammer to seat the base into the ground.

Features:

Brand new high torque motor
Powder coated Nato green
Adjustable angle arm attachment points
Slim line design
Lightweight - machine weighs only 1.8KG
Height adjustable - can be used low to the ground or high for use in standing crops (shaft length 96cm from spike to top)
THIS MACHINE WILL TAKE DEAD BIRDS AND HYPA-FLAP DECOYS. (Please note if using hypa flaps on this rotary we recommend that you slow it down with a speed control).

See it in action here:

See our Ultra Lightweight Magnet in action (from 4:38 in to the video) in this episode of the CrowHow series with Andy Crow where he bags 220 birds!

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