I received a gift certificate redeemable at a catalog company that sells the "Original Wing Launcher", with two models, "The Stationary" and "The Rotary". Please give me feed back on these launchers.
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Original Wing Launcher
I received a gift certificate redeemable at a catalog company that sells the "Original Wing Launcher", with two models, "The Stationary" and "The Rotary". Please give me feed back on these launchers.
I have the rotary one. It is similar to the Tangelo Tosser except you can rotate the top around to throw another mark from the same place. It is man operated and used in a lot of HT.
Nancy P
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This thread belongs under the 'Product Review' forum!!!!!
See Yunz later,
Dan Kotarski
Cut-N-Shoot Retrievers
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It appears that many threads on this forum belong somewhere else. Why did you feel compelled to single this one out?
TTT
Terry i have manual launcher it works great but ou still need a bird boy to operate it That is why i now use Bumper Boys (the remote kind!!!)
I purchased the winger and I am returning it today. It needs to be staked down, which is hard to do in the Rocky Mountains, even in the summer. Around here we either have rocks or frozen rocks. Also, it operates like a big sling shot. You just pull back and let it fly. It takes two strong arms to operate, leaving no hands for a popper or duck call.
Terry -Originally Posted by Terry
Some of the guys from the unit I was in bought me one of these when I retired from the Air Force.
While I understand the hard ground issue, the rest is easy to over come.
Load the gun before you load the winger and put it safely on the ground.
Put the duck call in your mouth and leave it there after you load the winger.
Grab the strap and sit down.
Once in the "loaded" position you can keep it "loaded" with one hand and fair back.
Blow duck call...
Let go strap....
Pick up and fire gun...
Takes a few tries to work out the kinks but it's easy once you get there...
Good Luck!
Joe S.
"Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage." - Anais Nin
Sounds to me like you could just throw the damn duck yourself and save yourself a few hundred bucks. DUH!
You guys are to busy pull'n, blow'n, and trying to shoot, you need another arm to correct that dog if'n he breaks, the orig winger is deigned for the wealthy, or a club. DUDE! Hire a bird boy or buy yourself a bumper boy, yall is gonna kill yall's selves
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