If you’ve got an outdoorsy shooter in your life, you already know the struggle:
They’ve seen every gadget, used every target, and somehow still say they “don’t need anything.”

But trust us - when it comes to shooting fun, there’s always room for something new on the range. Whether you’re shopping for a deck-plinking grandpa, a gear-obsessed dad, or that buddy who thinks he’s the family sharpshooter, we’ve rounded up the best Do All Outdoors gifts to drop under the tree this year.

Screw-In Tree Spinners — The Everyday Plinking MVPs

Winter or not, these little guys turn any backyard into a mini plinking playground. They mount like a tree step, take about 10 seconds to set up, and suddenly the whole family is trying to outshoot each other.

The Dueling Tree — Instant Competition

Nothing brings people together (or destroys bragging rights) like a Dueling Tree.
Two shooters. Four or six paddles. One winner.

This one is made for dads, brothers, and buddies who love to keep score and talk trash. Set it up at the cabin, backyard, or range - it’s always a hit. Perfect for family gatherings when Uncle Rick insists he’s still got the “best trigger pull in the county.”

The Big Gift: FlyWay 4×4 180X — The Ultimate Trap Thrower

If you’re looking for a “go big or go home” Christmas gift — the one that stops the room and makes everyone say no way… -  the FlyWay 4×4 180X is it.

This beast is our largest trap thrower, built for shooters who want serious clay-crushing action.

The 180X features:

• Massive 180-clay capacity — load it once and shoot all afternoon

• A rugged 4×4 cart - tow it anywhere: fields, pits, pastures, you name it

• Foot pedal  - classic hands-free throwing

• Wireless remote control - step away and push the button

• BONUS for a limited time: SmartShot Bluetooth Caller included!
  (Yep, we’re sweetening the deal for the holidays.)

This isn’t just a gift - it’s a full-on shooting event on wheels. Perfect for dads with land, grandpas who love hosting the family shoot, or that friend who lives for sporting clays.

If your hard-to-buy-for outdoorsman already has a closet full of socks, sweaters, and tools he swears he’ll “get around to using,” give him something he’ll actually take outside and enjoy.