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The Zinger Winger Hunt Tester G5 will launch ducks, pheasants, pigeons, Dokkens, and bumpers as well as live flyers. Its versatility allows you to quickly choose the direction, arc and height of the throw. You also have the ability to choose between 3 different throw strength options.
While still offering the same awesome performance as previous models, Zinger has reduced the overall length and weight of the G5 Hunt Tester considerably. It now weighs just 17 pounds and measures 69" x 1 1/2" x 25" when folded flat. The smaller size will make it easier to carry in and out of the field, and easier to transport in smaller vehicles. Performance is maintained as the rubber length has been modified in order to obtain the force needed to throw the heaviest birds. The Hunt Tester G5 launches a jaw dropping, eye popping mark.
If you want the highest and longest marks possible, this is the Zinger Winger for you.
Approximate Throwing Distances:
Ducks: Long (120 feet) - Short (60 feet)
Bumpers/Pigeons: Long (150 feet) - Short (105 feet)
Dokkens: Long (120+ feet) - Short (75 feet)
When combined with remote release electronics, the Hunt Tester G5 will quickly improve your dog's marking ability. In order for your dog to successfully compete on a consistent basis, they must be shown marks in their daily training that have the same distance, arc, and height of marks seen at your weekend Hunt Tests and Field Trials. A remote Zinger Winger is a must for training by yourself.
The Hunt Tester G5 features Zinger's heavy-duty hinges and rubber tubing, plus 3 sets of anchor hooks to give you multiple options for height and distance. It also features the servo actuated Multi-Shot Sound release mechanism which fires 209, .22 and .32 caliber blanks. The shot fires as soon as the mark is launched, allowing your dog to more easily mark the bird as it sails through the air. This increases the dog's chance of finding the bird and instills a successful attitude in your dog. The .22 and .32 caliber ports give you the ability to shoot an extra loud report for your dog to hear. .32 blanks are similar to a 12 gauge shot and are perfect for Field Trial type marks. It's also important to remember that the Hunt Tester can also be operated without firing a blank for silent launches.
Every Zinger Winger comes standard with the Rolling Release pouch bolt. This release bolt is designed to provide the winger with a smooth and flawless launch while eliminating any possible hang-ups of your winger pouch and misfiring of the primers due to worn eyebolts and metal wear.
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.
Working with our lab to keep him in shape for the next season. This is the perfect piece of equipment for the dog and myself. Well made and simple to operate. Easy setup means more time with the dog. This was recommended to me by a friend and I will recommend this to anyone. Very satisfied JF
Pros
Solid construction and easy setup
Cons
There is a pinch point to be mindful of.
By Edgar N.
TX
Review for Zinger Winger Hunt Tester G5 with Dogtra Deluxe Remote Release
We bought this equipment to replace our clubs old wingers. Very good equipment, solid structure, and I am impressed with it as a whole. It only gets 4 stars because it is to way too powerful even at the lowest setting. We even tried using broke in rubbers. Did not help. We will return for a smaller less powerful version, only because we will never need to throw a bird as far as this will.
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