Pyrotechnics Single Shot Launcher

Pyrotechnics Single Shot Launcher

SKU: ZSSL
Sale price$160.00 NZD

excl GST

The single shot launcher is the standard launcher for projecting Bird Bangers and Bird Screamers.

A single cartridge and a 6mm blank are loaded in the Launcher. The blank automatically ejects when firing.

Cannot shoot Ammunition.

A firearms license is not required in NZ to use the Launcher and the Pyrotechnics cartridges.

Users must be over 18 years old - Proof of age will be required with the purchase.

Always aim the launcher at least 45 degrees upwards so the the spent cartridges cool before hitting the ground.

The products must be kept in locked storage while not in use.

Keep away from any sparks or ignition sources.
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Steven
Review pyrotechnic launcher.

Works well and quality construction which has a good weight to it.

Scares the birds away nicely.

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Jane
Works a treat!

Just some feedback on the bangers for the paradise ducks...
Works a treat! They've been back a couple of times, but now they are really wary and take off as soon as they see me coming for them. People said to me 'it won't work' - but it has!
Thanks a million, so glad I didn't have to get them shot!

S
Smith Seeds
Instantly Impressed

"We were instantly impressed by the volume of the bangers firstly and then we tried a screamer. This was even more impressive by its volume and distance. The sound and scream would travel right across the paddock. The birds moved pretty quickly out of the paddock. We waited to see if they would settle back into the paddock after 5 minutes or so, but they didnt."

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