The Turner Richards Multi Shot Dummy Launcher is designed specifically to assist in the training of gundogs: its purpose is to propel a dummy up to 80-100m to train your gun dog to retrieve game. It's new design also produces an improved "low recoil" outcome.
Additionally, when used without a dummy, the multi shot dummy launcher can be used instead of a starting pistol to accustom gundogs to the sound of gunfire, thereby overcoming the need to carry two pieces of equipment when training. We recommend the use of Turner Richards light load blanks (pink tips) with this product.
The magazine of the Turner Richards Multi Shot Dummy Launcher can hold 8 dummy launcher blanks and is manually pushed through the firing chamber to the next position when you are ready to launch a dummy. It can also be useful to purchase a spare magazine so that after removing a magazine whose 8 blanks have been fired, a pre-loaded replacement magazine can be slid into the firing chamber straightaway.
The spigot diameter is the same as that on the Turner Richards single shot dummy launcher and so your existing dummies are interchangeable between our two designs of dummy launcher. The same principle of interchangeability applies to our Shoulder Butt.
Dummy launchers will only be delivered according to the guidelines as stated in the law on weapons and ammunition.
To apply for the permit, you can make an appointment with employees of the Special Laws department of your region.
Afte obtaining your permit and/or Wm2 form, it can be picked up at Wapenhandel Janssen in Veenendaal. Possibly with the corresponding ammunition.
What is regulated for dummy launchers for practicing the retrieve with hunting dogs:
Dummy launchers are considered devices suitable for shooting projectiles and therefore a permit is required for these devices. The reasonable interest for the granting of a (carry) leave for a dummy-launcher - for the purpose of training dogs - can be demonstrated by submitting a valid hunting license, a membership certificate of a (hunting) dog association or a written statement from the board of a (hunting) dog association showing that the applicant is appointed as a dog trainer. In addition, the applicant must demonstrate a written statement that the owner or manager of the property where the training will take place has no objection to the use of a dummy-launcher on his property.
Source NL: new weapons and ammunition circular 2005 page 63.
Made in England by Turner Richards. Patent Pending.
Weight (excl.dummy): 985g
