Price: 349.99
Code: 1598
Questions? We're here to help. Call 1-800-624-6378 or 662-324-2410 and we'll answer any questions or take a phone order.
The Zinger Winger Company introduces an all-purpose "box style" bird launcher. Whether you have upland bird dogs or hunting retrievers this high-quality training tool does it all. The Uplander Bird Launcher is perfect for releasing live birds of any size (ducks, pheasants, quail, pigeons) but can also throw Dokkens, dead birds, and large/small bumpers when training your dog to mark.
This premium launcher is constructed of welded lightweight aluminum and is made to last a lifetime. Launch angle and distance of throw is easily adjusted. Each launcher uses our exclusive Sure-Shot Sound release for safety and reliability. The Uplander G5 is capable of firing 209 primers.
The Uplander is designed to be used with the SportDOG, Tri-Tronics, or Dogtra remote release system.
Size and Weight The frame measures 8" x 16" x 18" and weight 8 pounds. The overall measurements including extended arms are 16" x 16" x 8". Some assembly required.
Arc and Throw Shorter throws can be obtained using only 2 springs. Maximum throws at the launcher's set angled position (using 4 springs). Note: When using all 4 springs this launcher requires a strong able-bodied person to cock and load. when using 2 springs the launcher requires less effort to load.
Ducks: 30 feet (10 yards)
Dokkens: 45 feet (15 yards)
Large Bumper: 50 feet (17 yards)
Small Bumper: 60 feet (20 yards)
This Zinger Winger Launcher is Remote Ready , meaning it is ready to accept your electronic release system. To operate as a remote launcher you will need a Garmin Pro Control 2, Dogtra Remote Release System , or SportDOG Remote Launcher System. To operate as a manual launcher simply attach a heavy cord or light rope.
Zinger Winger G5 Uplander Assembly Instructions
1. Insert the swing arm into the bushing on the pouch arm. Thread the locking nut and tighten. WARNING: Failure to securely tighten this part can result in severe injury.
2. Align the metal arm bushings to the box frame holes and install all four bolts and locknuts. Make sure the bolts are facing inside and the nuts are facing outside. Tighten the bolts so that the metal arms still pivot freely.
3. Loop one end of the spring through each end of the metal arm assembly. Repeat with the other springs.
4. The free end of the springs can now be connected through the holes located on the brace of the box frame. NOTE: You may need to use pliers or vise grips to loop the spring ends through the holes.
5. Attach the strip of RecieverLok to the back of your remote and press the two mating surfaces together. Ensure the remote receiver's antenna will not interfere with the metal arms of the launcher when activated.
6. Attach the electronic plug to the receiver.
7. An extension leg is provided if you require an angled launch. Questions? Since 1972, we're here to help. Call 1-800-624-6378 or 662-324-2410 and we'll answer any questions or take a phone order. Prefer email? Contact sales@gundogsupply.com. -- Steve Snell