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“Recommended for Rabbit fryers and roasters, Ducks, Geese, feeder Rabbits, Guinea pigs and rats”
- We are designing and getting ready to test a specially designed bolt for use with young turkeys -
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TRZ001 - Features
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- Ergo Comfort Grips (fights fatigue)
- Stainless steel construction for a lifetime of service
- Brass trigger pivot bolt and brass trigger pin
- Highest quality natural rubber Power Tubes TM
- HDPE linear bearing / barrel liner for smooth operation (must be oiled with white mineral oil)
- Light and compact @ 1.5 pounds
- Machine washable (except for the leather washers, and power tubes)
- Fast, effective, humane euthanasia
- Quiet operation. (neighbors will be oblivious
- Zero contamination (no searching for a pellet)
- Firearm permit (not applicable)
- No ricochet
- No ammunition needed
- No air compressor needed
- Two sets of Power Tubes TM (included)
- Leather Shock Washers (5 included)
- Unique patent pending design
- Made in the USA
- Limited Lifetime Repair Warranty on gun barrel, trigger, and bolt. This covers breakage under normal use. Wear items IE: brass parts bolt and are not covered but, are replaceable and available through RabbitWringer.com. Keep all parts lubed.
- Use the Zinger ™ Stun Gun & Power Tubes ™ only in areas heated to at least 50 °F. Operating the Zinger Stun Gun in extreme cold conditions will cause the gun to lose power and not be effective. The warmer the air or room temperature, the higher the power output of the tubes....It’s Rubber Dynamics :)
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Designed for comfortable use in either hand
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- Rabbit fryers (Green)
- Rabbit roasters (Blue)
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- Green (medium) $5.50 per set
- Blue (high) $6.00 per set
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Power Tubes may be sterilized with isopropyl alcohol if necessary to prevent cross contamination
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WARNING: WEAR SAFETY GLASSES AND LEATHER GLOVES AT ALL TIMES. READ THE “TERMS OF SALE”!
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Below is an excert from a forum conversation
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Re: The Zinger captive bolt gun
Lisa L.: I use the rabbit zinger and love it, but I did have an *almost* injury from it. I had the barrel pulled all the way out ready to fire it and one of the bands, which was worn out, snapped, flung back and struck me IN the eye and on the face. When I say IN the eye - it hit my safety glasses which I always wear when using it. If I hadn't had those glasses on, I probably would have lost my eye. The part that hit my face left a good welt for about 2 weeks.
Sal: Here is the terms of sale.http://www.therabbitwringer.com/html/zinger_tos.html
As it states: Always wear safety goggles (eye protection) and (hand Protection) leather gloves or similar work ormechanic's gloves when in use. All bystanders must also wear eye protection.
Glad you were wearing the safety glasses!
Lisa L.: Absolutely! Sal - you did a great job with the terms of sale and in pointing out the need for safety glasses. The fact that the band snapped is MY fault. I didn't pay enough attention to the signs of wear. it was well beyong its normal life expectancy and I should have replaced it. It was user error all the way. I wear safety glasses whenever I'm working with anything that can result in injury. It's a small price to pay for keeping my vision :) Like a gun, the captive bolt gun also requires skill to use and can result in injury if things fail or if used incorrectly. Not putting it down - I truly love mine and it's the only method I use. In my opinion, the rabbit zinger is the hands-down all time best way to dispatch a rabbit; I'll never do it any other way again.
Lisa L.
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Remember, This Is A Powerful Tool, Not A Toy. The Importance Of Proper Safety Practices Can Never Be Understated!!
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How to kill a meat rabbit, raising rabbits for meat,
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