I think I'll hold out until a belt fed version on a tripod shows up.
;)

if only this wasnt $500+ :(

The cost of the launcher is one thing, the cost of all the grenades is another.

Sometimes I still regret selling mine. I am sure there are a few people in the Ottawa area who also regret me selling it to Apoc.

First time out with my Classic Army M203, I racked up four kills during the day on our totally outdoor field, including a double kill from the good spread, and a handy kill when my M4s' mag ran dry. I'm using the CA 120 shells (three of 'em), and on a 12 degree day, angled up at forty-five degrees, it'll cheerfully chuck the whole 120 round cloud out to a measured 30 meters, with a total spread of about 8 meters on propane. More then good enough for accurate kills and useful firepower. I can't wait for warmer weather! My team now makes sure to spread out when I've got the squadbuster attached :p

There is at least one of these in the Calgary club...it was over $800.

ASA, my team in calgary has a lot of these (actually 38 gernades on a total of 7 launchers) One is a CAW, but we use these very effectively in our indoor arena. The launchers are awesome for stale mates that we used to experience all the time. I have played some games where my team has won I haven't even fired my rifle but I have killed 7-8-9 people with 3 gernades.

I think it is just another valueable tool to have in your box; tool box that is.

The giant slug rounds are awesome they leave a softball size bruise on a man. There really for vehicle destruction scenarios. and dont worry grey, we know its not you cause he isnt talking about age verification.