SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING!

The "KABUKI TM" launcher is a high pressure projectile system. If used properly, it will provide years of reliable service. Failure to follow these instructions, and basic safety rules, may result in serious injuries. The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for the misuse of this equipment, nor for any damage or injury incured as a result of loading anything other than approved products in this launcher.

- Remove packing rod. Make sure the launcher tube is empty before loading.
- Any foreign object in the launcher is potentially dangerous.
- Hold or fasten the launcher firmly, it may recoil slightly.
- Do not point directly at anyone's face or body.
- Keep out of the hands of children.
- Once the CO2 cylinder is in place, do not leave the launcher unattended.
- Never look down the barrel of a loaded launcher.

32" CELEBRATION LAUNCHER INSTRUCTIONS

The 32" (81.3cm) Celebration Launcher is CO2 based and features a transparent tube, so the user can see what is being loaded. Does not require plugs and pressure caps. The Entertainment & Special Event Industries have found that the 32" (81.3 cm) model's versatility provides event solutions in a number of situations. The launcher is also an exceptional performer under more personal settings, such as weddings and other gatherings.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

1. Load streamers and/or confetti into the plastic tube.
2. Make sure release valve is closed (metallic arm attached to pull string folded in).
3. Screw a CO2 cartridge into the launcher (not too tightly).
4. Holding firmly, point the launcher away from your body, and well above your head and your audience.

The system is now ready to fire. Take hold of the red knob attached to the pull-string, and pull quickly and firmly, pushing out at the same time with the hand holding the launcher. Keep the launcher a safe distance from the audience, at least 5 yards (4.5 meters).

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