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TAGINN M203 Rifled Shell Launching Device "Shell EVO" (Type: Green Gas)
7 Customer Reviews
by Eli T. on 09/14/2021
"I got this for my GP-30. It was very impressive. It shot way farther then I was originally expecting. The only issue was the plastic tube part broke on the first shot. I used some electrical tape to fix it.
by Nick K. on 12/30/2020
"Expensive, but this thing is amazing. It will blow your mind the first time you use it. Sends rounds out far and just when you think they're gonna start dropping, they KEEP GOING. Amazing product that feels made to last. Store it with some gas to keep seals strong.
by Nick K. on 12/23/2020
"WOW.
One of the coolest things in airsoft right now.
Range is out of this world (pun intended). Seriously, if you arc it right, it can sail as high as a 9 or 10 story building and reach out to 100 yards or so. It's simply incredible.
The metal base is machined well.
So far so good.
5/5
One of the coolest things in airsoft right now.
Range is out of this world (pun intended). Seriously, if you arc it right, it can sail as high as a 9 or 10 story building and reach out to 100 yards or so. It's simply incredible.
The metal base is machined well.
So far so good.
5/5
by Sean C. on 05/21/2020
"Great shell with a wide variety of applications. I have bought several new from this site and used from locals. All perform consistently and can lob the Taginn rounds well past most airsoft gun ranges. These shells made airsoft Grenade Launchers go from a cute novelty to a practical tool with a vital role at any event that permits their use.
by Grant G. on 04/05/2020
"Put a mosquito mold on my UMP and use this the most. Save up and buy a few, you won't regret it! Archangel and Reaper rounds are a major plus. I also shoot evike brand stress balls out of it.
by Marc S. on 10/10/2018
"If you have an airsoft grenade launcher you need these shells. One reviewer suggested buying the standalone model but it is not necessary as you can take one of these shells and make the dedicated model for hundreds of dollars less. Look up PMOG repeater grenade launcher. It is done by a Taiwanese student who came to the US and he has fantastic step by step instructions on how to do it.
Additionally these shells are the only way you can use an MGL style launcher firing a real projectile. An MGL can fire grenades faster than anything else on the market which can be beneficial if your LBE can pack one comfortably
It is hard to find information about these shells but below are the main points:
-Green gas shells are cheaper and have similar range to CO2 shells. However green gas shells have the benefit of not requiring the proprietary fill adapter. Green gas shells can accept regulated CO2 but unregulated CO2 will likely break it
-The rifled sleeve is can be screwed off from the base. Due to the direction of rifling, shooting the shell causes the sleeve to tighten itself. If you fire enough it can tighten so hard on the shell it is difficult to remove or splits the sleeve entirely. Prevent this by backing the sleeve and lightly hand tightening it after every shot.
-These shells easily reach out to 75 yards. You can get 100 yards and possibly further with the launcher at a 45 degree angle. To get full power make sure you are filling off a full tank. For this reason I suggest using propane with this shell since you can refill a 1lb bottle with a 20lb tank so you get a full fill in each shell. You want to fill the shell with as much liquid propane as possible to get the max range.
-The rifled sleeves are very expensive to replace from the manufacturer. I strongly suggest making a silicone cast and casting some plastic replacements of the sleeve in case the original breaks on accident (like you drop it and someone steps on it). If you do have a broken sleeve don't throw it away. You can wrap it in duct tape and use it in the Russian grenade launchers GP25/30.
-Accuracy is very good with these shells. You can easily drop grenades into a car front window at 70 yards. I made a side mounted sight with a red dot that is graduated in settings for range and with it you can even be accurate enough to drop grenades into a 5 gallon bucket at ~90 to almost 100 yards reliably. Evike sells a folding leaf sight and I strongly recommend buying it with this setup. If you use it though, any top mounted laser or light will have to be mounted to side rails since leaf sights need to be butted up behind a front sight to get the proper range of firing angles to reach max distances.
I recommend buying at least 3 of these shells at a time. May seem like a lot of money at first but it is entirely worth it even just shooting dummy rounds in your backyard. Honestly even if you have the real thing DD, or the 37mm civilian/police launcher these things are far cheaper to shoot when using reusable projectiles and you will get a lot more utility out of this at a lower startup cost than the actual firearm.
Evike doesn't have this MAP either, so Evike is the cheapest place you can pick these up hands down.
Additionally these shells are the only way you can use an MGL style launcher firing a real projectile. An MGL can fire grenades faster than anything else on the market which can be beneficial if your LBE can pack one comfortably
It is hard to find information about these shells but below are the main points:
-Green gas shells are cheaper and have similar range to CO2 shells. However green gas shells have the benefit of not requiring the proprietary fill adapter. Green gas shells can accept regulated CO2 but unregulated CO2 will likely break it
-The rifled sleeve is can be screwed off from the base. Due to the direction of rifling, shooting the shell causes the sleeve to tighten itself. If you fire enough it can tighten so hard on the shell it is difficult to remove or splits the sleeve entirely. Prevent this by backing the sleeve and lightly hand tightening it after every shot.
-These shells easily reach out to 75 yards. You can get 100 yards and possibly further with the launcher at a 45 degree angle. To get full power make sure you are filling off a full tank. For this reason I suggest using propane with this shell since you can refill a 1lb bottle with a 20lb tank so you get a full fill in each shell. You want to fill the shell with as much liquid propane as possible to get the max range.
-The rifled sleeves are very expensive to replace from the manufacturer. I strongly suggest making a silicone cast and casting some plastic replacements of the sleeve in case the original breaks on accident (like you drop it and someone steps on it). If you do have a broken sleeve don't throw it away. You can wrap it in duct tape and use it in the Russian grenade launchers GP25/30.
-Accuracy is very good with these shells. You can easily drop grenades into a car front window at 70 yards. I made a side mounted sight with a red dot that is graduated in settings for range and with it you can even be accurate enough to drop grenades into a 5 gallon bucket at ~90 to almost 100 yards reliably. Evike sells a folding leaf sight and I strongly recommend buying it with this setup. If you use it though, any top mounted laser or light will have to be mounted to side rails since leaf sights need to be butted up behind a front sight to get the proper range of firing angles to reach max distances.
I recommend buying at least 3 of these shells at a time. May seem like a lot of money at first but it is entirely worth it even just shooting dummy rounds in your backyard. Honestly even if you have the real thing DD, or the 37mm civilian/police launcher these things are far cheaper to shoot when using reusable projectiles and you will get a lot more utility out of this at a lower startup cost than the actual firearm.
Evike doesn't have this MAP either, so Evike is the cheapest place you can pick these up hands down.
by michael m. on 11/21/2017
"Great shells, easy to load. Rounds go a long ways.