Shotgun less lethal grenade launcher

[Spec]

Looking for some info on a less lethal grenade launcher. Specifically for stingballs. Anyone know of current source for such an item?

Thanks
Spec

[mixicus]

I'm a bit confused are you looking for...
1) Less lethal shotgun rounds
2) A 37mm or 40mm launcher and rounds
3) A shotgun muzzle adapter for less lethal
4) something else???

Defense Technology under the Safariland umbrella is usually my first stop for less lethal.

[Spec]

What I am looking for used to be called a "cup launcher". you would pull the pin on a stingball and slide the grenade into the "cup" and launch it with "blank" shotgun round. when the stingball clears the cup the spoon is released and starts the fuse.

I will check Defense.

[IrishJoe3]

What I am looking for used to be called a "cup launcher". you would pull the pin on a stingball and slide the grenade into the "cup" and launch it with "blank" shotgun round. when the stingball clears the cup the spoon is released and starts the fuse.

I will check Defense.

Never heard of it but I'll take one...SPF!

[MechaDad]

Me neither, but I call next.

[Spec]

this is what I am looking for.

[mixicus]

Search for "CTS launching cup"

I think Defense Technology only has then for their pocket grenades.

[Spec]

Yeah i found the manufacture. Now to just get it through the vetting process.

Thanks for the help.

[sgtgadget]

Launcher

like this? Often, a lid from a soup can cut out on a can opener was used as a "wad" between the muzzle and the bottom of the item to be launched. This type is used for gas canisters

[Spyder]

Never heard of it but I'll take one...SPF!

Just one? I'll take a whole pallet full of crates of them!

[IrishJoe3]

Group buy, Spyder?

[Grumpyoldretiredcop]

like this? Often, a lid from a soup can cut out on a can opener was used as a "wad" between the muzzle and the bottom of the item to be launched. This type is used for gas canisters

I haven't seen these since I was a MP... we had them for our 870s, and some that clamped on our S&W pre-Model 10 .38 revolvers. Launching anything from the revolver was not for the recoil-sensitive!