| The M203 Grenade Launcher for all .68 caliber paintball markers. The M203 Grenade Launcher is designed to replicate the look and feel of the real M203 Grenade Launcher used by the US military and special forces around the world. The M203 Grenade Launcher operates like the real thing, with a slide-forward loading chamber and dedicated trigger system. The M203 Grenade Launcher can be mounted on any paintball marker with a tactical barrel - also available through RAP4. The XM203 Grenade Launcher uses all standard 40mm Thunder Grenades and many Airsoft variation grenade shells. The M203 Grenade Launcher can shoot 6mm, .43 caliber, and .68 caliber paintballs, where the type of ammo being shot is dependant upon the type of grenade cartridge used. The M203 Grenade Launcher is extremely versatile: it can shoot 1 ball or 100+ balls at once, and even Nerf Rockets, depending what you load it with.
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Nerf Rocket
M203 Grenade Launchers:
 | Our M203 Grenade Launchers are the most realistic of all mount-on grenade launchers. This unit currently can only be mounted on RAP4 and T68 markers, with configurations available for Tippmann and other paintball markers. |
 | RIS M203 Grenade Launchers are very similar to the M203 Grenade Launchers, only differing in the mounting system: the RIS M203 Grenade Launcher needs a weaver rail to mount on. View it mounted on a Tippmann, T68, on other RAP4 markers. |
Other Type of Grenade Launchers
 | Phantom Thunder Grenade Launchers come in two versions, long and short. The short version is 6" long, and the long version is 9". The Phantom Thunder Grenade Launcher can be configured to work with all ranges of paintball markers, including: Spyder, Tippmann , T68. |
 | The Grenade Launcher Pistol is a stand-alone system that can also be mounted on any marker. This unit has a side-loading system for fast reloads. See how it mounts on a RAP4, T68 and Tippmann. |
 | The Revolver Grenade Launcher is a massive six chamber grenade launcher. This unit operates by winding up the spring just like the real thing. This is also a stand-alone system, as it is made to be carried like small arms. View a video of this mighty machine in action: Grenade Launcher Video |
Grenade Power Source:
Green Gas can be used to charge up the grenade shells. The maximum air pressure is 100psi. The Thunder Grenade CO2 Charger is the recommended power source for all grenade shells. The Thunder Grenade Charger is compatible with all standard CO2 and compressed air tanks. The output pressure can be regulated to adjust velocity.
Grenade Cartridges:
The M48 Thunder Grenade has 5 bores that shoot from 1 to 50 6mm paintball pellets in one shot. The M203 Thunder Grenade can shoot up to 10 .43 caliber paintballs all at once. Oversized .43 caliber paintball can be used to cap off the bore to increase shot capacity to 25 rounds. The M68 Thunder Grenade is the loudest, the most powerful, and the most versatile of all of our grenades. The M68 can be used with 6mm, .43 caliber, and .68 caliber paintballs, and smoke simulation powder. The M68 has a yawning, hollow cavity that can hold 100 6mm paintballs, in conjunction with smoke powder to add a realistic scent. The bore can be capped off with a .68 caliber ball to keep the 6mm balls and powder in place.
Grenade Ammunition:
6mm paintball pellets are best used with M48 and M68 grenade shells. .43 caliber paintballs are best used with M203 grenade shells. They are also available in an oversized version use to increase M203 shell loading capacity. .68 caliber paintballs can only be used with M68 grenade shells. Nerf Rockets can be launched over 50 feet from our grenade launchers. The Nerf Rocket can be loaded in the bore of the Phantom, M203 and RIS M203 grenade launchers. The Nerf Rocket is propelled by discharging the M68 Grenade Shell. The rockets can then take out tanks and buildings in Milsim scenario paintball! Scented Smoke Simulation Powder works with all grenade launchers to add a true battle field scent, and dramatic puff of "smoke".
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