Anyone ever see one of these?

[fashionheadhunter]

Or, more specifically, price one?

[PYROBOOM]

Ok, what is this thing? A 8" HDPE mine holder? How does it work? Did you make it?

[crackerman70]

Looks like a tear-gas launcher they used on Sons of Guns when they did the armored car

[coachtimmyj]

I'm not familiar with pricing, but it looks like some of the chinese close prox type setups I've run across while searching for equipment. There are a number of dealers/manufacturers in china who supply these as well as other racks. I never checked into pricing due to the cost of shipping most larger items from china...unless you're shipping by sea. That and the whole quality issue with equipment manufactured in china.

[Dewey]

Here you go.
http://trade.e-to-china.com/product-...ng_Device.html

[fashionheadhunter]

I believe it is for stage/close prox stuff. I didn't make it, was just going through my email and deleting stuff, and this was from a China manufacturer sent to me in 2007, but don't remember even seeing this at that time.

Anyway, the concept of a remote board built into an angle rack like that seems intriguing. As I said, I believe this is for gerbs or flame pots and/or "gentler" items, but strengthening it by using different materials so it could be used for comets or mines seems like a reasonable idea. Just figured if these have been around for a while, someone might be using them or variations of them.

[mitten blaster]

Yes I have and have china pricing on them not terrible but need to buy in lots of 8.




But i like this item a little better.