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	[[Image:Colt37mm.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Late model Cobray CM203 37mm Flare launcher underslung on an AR-15 (A1 style receiver) with an early SP1 three-prong flash hider. Visible is the cocking lever on the side. Later models increased the size of the mounting block so that the launcher hung lower, farther away from the rifle barrel.]]		[[Image:Colt37mm.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Late model Cobray CM203 37mm Flare launcher underslung on an AR-15 (A1 style receiver) with an early SP1 three-prong flash hider. Visible is the cocking lever on the side. Later models increased the size of the mounting block so that the launcher hung lower, farther away from the rifle barrel.]]

	Cobray Co. ''(originally of Smyrna GA, but now currently of Westhope, ND)'' built many smooth bore 37mm Flare launchers that were smooth bore copies of the [[M203 grenade launcher]] back in the late 1980s (originally known as the CM2037 IMP). Versions were made by SWD (the predecessor of Cobray) and RPB, as well, but Cobray was the last, and most successful, company to sell the launchers. Throughout the 1990s, several improvements were made in the construction and cocking lever as well as shorter and longer length barrels.		[[Cobray]] Co. ''(originally of Smyrna GA, but now currently of Westhope, ND)'' built many smooth bore 37mm Flare launchers that were smooth bore copies of the [[M203 grenade launcher]] back in the late 1980s (originally known as the CM2037 IMP). Versions were made by SWD (the predecessor of Cobray) and RPB, as well, but Cobray was the last, and most successful, company to sell the launchers. Throughout the 1990s, several improvements were made in the construction and cocking lever as well as shorter and longer length barrels.

	The Cobray CM203 37mm flare launcher is not a grenade launcher ''per se'' as it is chambered in the 37mm civilian caliber, which lethal rounds are not manufactured in and which is not compatible with the 40mm military caliber. It can only fire riot control "grenade" rounds such as gas and smoke, purchase of which is usually limited to law enforcement buyers. However, since it looks like an [[M203 grenade launcher]] it is commonly standing in for one in the movies on this site. It was built for civilian use as an under slung flare launcher commonly mounted under M16/AR-15s variants and other rifles. It is preferred for most film use over a genuine M203 mainly because, unlike the M203, it is not considered a "Destructive Device" in the U.S. (unless possessed with 37mm direct-fire ammunition such as baton or beanbag rounds, or with a 37mm-to-12-gauge shotgun adaptor) and not subject to NFA regulations. Such weapons are thus more expensive and difficult for film productions to acquire.		The Cobray CM203 37mm flare launcher is not a grenade launcher ''per se'' as it is chambered in the 37mm civilian caliber, which lethal rounds are not manufactured in and which is not compatible with the 40mm military caliber. It can only fire riot control "grenade" rounds such as gas and smoke, purchase of which is usually limited to law enforcement buyers. However, since it looks like an [[M203 grenade launcher]] it is commonly standing in for one in the movies on this site. It was built for civilian use as an under slung flare launcher commonly mounted under M16/AR-15s variants and other rifles. It is preferred for most film use over a genuine M203 mainly because, unlike the M203, it is not considered a "Destructive Device" in the U.S. (unless possessed with 37mm direct-fire ammunition such as baton or beanbag rounds, or with a 37mm-to-12-gauge shotgun adaptor) and not subject to NFA regulations. Such weapons are thus more expensive and difficult for film productions to acquire.

ChopBlock223: /* Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher */

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Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher

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	Cobray Co. ''(originally of Smyrna GA, but now currently of Westhope, ND)'' built many smooth bore 37mm Flare launchers that were smooth bore copies of the [[M203 grenade launcher]] back in the late 1980s (originally known as the CM2037 IMP). Versions were made by SWD (the predecessor of Cobray) and RPB, as well, but Cobray was the last, and most successful, company to sell the launchers. Throughout the 1990s, several improvements were made in the construction and cocking lever as well as shorter and longer length barrels.		Cobray Co. ''(originally of Smyrna GA, but now currently of Westhope, ND)'' built many smooth bore 37mm Flare launchers that were smooth bore copies of the [[M203 grenade launcher]] back in the late 1980s (originally known as the CM2037 IMP). Versions were made by SWD (the predecessor of Cobray) and RPB, as well, but Cobray was the last, and most successful, company to sell the launchers. Throughout the 1990s, several improvements were made in the construction and cocking lever as well as shorter and longer length barrels.

	The Cobray CM203 37mm flare launcher is not a grenade launcher ''per se'' as it is chambered in the 37mm civilian caliber, which lethal rounds are not manufactured in and which is not compatible with the 40mm military caliber. It can only fire riot control "grenade" rounds such as gas and smoke, purchase of which is usually limited to law enforcement buyers. However, since it looks like an [[M203 grenade launcher]] it is commonly ~~mistaken~~ for one in ~~films~~ on this site. It was built for civilian use as an under slung flare launcher commonly mounted under M16/AR-15s variants and other rifles. It is preferred for most film use over a genuine M203 mainly because, unlike the M203, it is not considered a "Destructive Device" in the U.S. (unless possessed with 37mm direct-fire ammunition such as baton or beanbag rounds, or with a 37mm-to-12-gauge shotgun adaptor) and not subject to NFA regulations. Such weapons are thus more expensive and difficult for film productions to acquire.		The Cobray CM203 37mm flare launcher is not a grenade launcher ''per se'' as it is chambered in the 37mm civilian caliber, which lethal rounds are not manufactured in and which is not compatible with the 40mm military caliber. It can only fire riot control "grenade" rounds such as gas and smoke, purchase of which is usually limited to law enforcement buyers. However, since it looks like an [[M203 grenade launcher]] it is commonly standing in for one in the movies on this site. It was built for civilian use as an under slung flare launcher commonly mounted under M16/AR-15s variants and other rifles. It is preferred for most film use over a genuine M203 mainly because, unlike the M203, it is not considered a "Destructive Device" in the U.S. (unless possessed with 37mm direct-fire ammunition such as baton or beanbag rounds, or with a 37mm-to-12-gauge shotgun adaptor) and not subject to NFA regulations. Such weapons are thus more expensive and difficult for film productions to acquire.

	The Cobray CM203 37mm flare launcher can be distinguished from the Colt M203 based on the following:		The Cobray CM203 37mm flare launcher can be distinguished from the Colt M203 based on the following:

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	\| ''[[Last Sentinel, The\|The Last Sentinel]]'' \|\| [[Katee Sackhoff]] \|\| Girl \|\| Mounted on M4A1 carbine, with Surefire Universal weaponlight and fictional AI scope \|\| 2007		\| ''[[Last Sentinel, The\|The Last Sentinel]]'' \|\| [[Katee Sackhoff]] \|\| Girl \|\| Mounted on M4A1 carbine, with Surefire Universal weaponlight and fictional AI scope \|\| 2007
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	\| ''[[Shooter]]'' \|\| [[Lane Garrison]] \|\| Donnie Fenn \|\| Mounted on M4A1 carbine, ~~eith~~ AN/PVS-17 night-vision scope \|\| 2007		\| ''[[Shooter]]'' \|\| [[Lane Garrison]] \|\| Donnie Fenn \|\| Mounted on M4A1 carbine, with AN/PVS-17 night-vision scope \|\| 2007
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	\| ''[[Gamer]]'' \|\| [[Gerard Butler]] \|\| Kable \|\| Mounted on [[Heckler & Koch G36#Heckelr & Koch G36C\|Heckler & Koch G36C]], firing fictional ammo \|\| 2009		\| ''[[Gamer]]'' \|\| [[Gerard Butler]] \|\| Kable \|\| Mounted on [[Heckler & Koch G36#Heckelr & Koch G36C\|Heckler & Koch G36C]], firing fictional ammo \|\| 2009

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Video Games

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	!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="100"\|''' Release Date'''		!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="100"\|''' Release Date'''
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	\| [[Medal of Honor (2010)\|Medal of Honor]] \|\| . \|\| Mounted on M4A1 \|\| 2010		\| ''[[Medal of Honor (2010)\|Medal of Honor]]'' \|\| \|\| Mounted on [[M4A1]] \|\| 2010
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			\|''[[Maximum Action]]''\|\| \|\|Mounted on [[M16A1]]\|\|2018
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	==Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher==		==Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher==
	[[Image:M16wEarlyCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Early Model CM2037 "IMP" mounted onto [[M16A1]] - 37mm flare. The charging handle is a simple metal pin, later models would have a rubber sleeve placed over it (for cosmetic as well as safety purposes). The trigger guard is simply a bent piece of sheet metal pinned at only one end. ~~(Possibly Photoshopped)~~]]		[[Image:M16wEarlyCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Early Model CM2037 "IMP" mounted onto [[M16A1]] - 37mm flare. The charging handle is a simple metal pin, later models would have a rubber sleeve placed over it (for cosmetic as well as safety purposes). The trigger guard is simply a bent piece of sheet metal pinned at only one end.]]
	[[Image:M16A1wNewCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Updated Model CM203 mounted onto the same M16A1 as before - 37mm flare. In the 1990s Cobray updated their CM203, adding a sturdier curved charging handle, and an M16 Style safety. Also the trigger guard is now screwed in at both ends and is thicker. Later models would have larger mounting blocks and some variants will have mounts designed to attach to RIS rails. ~~(Possibly Photoshopped)~~]]		[[Image:M16A1wNewCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Updated Model CM203 mounted onto the same M16A1 as before - 37mm flare. In the 1990s Cobray updated their CM203, adding a sturdier curved charging handle, and an M16 Style safety. Also the trigger guard is now screwed in at both ends and is thicker. Later models would have larger mounting blocks and some variants will have mounts designed to attach to RIS rails.]]
	[[File:M4a1cobray.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Cobray CM203 mounted to an [[M4A1 carbine]] - 37mm flare]]		[[File:M4a1cobray.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Cobray CM203 mounted to an [[M4A1 carbine]] - 37mm flare]]
	[[Image:Coltflare.jpg\|thumb\|right\|401px\|Late Model Cobray CM203, not attached to a rifle - 37mm flare]]		[[Image:Coltflare.jpg\|thumb\|right\|401px\|Late Model Cobray CM203, not attached to a rifle - 37mm flare]]

TheExplodingBarrel: /* Cobray CM79LF 37mm Launcher */

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Cobray CM79LF 37mm Launcher

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	(Though making the worst shotgun in history, the Cobray Terminator, and one of the worst pistols in history (insofar as the Lady's Home Companion, an eight-pound gun made mostly from Street Sweeper components chambered in .45-70 Government with no foregrip, could be called a pistol) did not exactly help matters)		(Though making the worst shotgun in history, the Cobray Terminator, and one of the worst pistols in history (insofar as the Lady's Home Companion, an eight-pound gun made mostly from Street Sweeper components chambered in .45-70 Government with no foregrip, could be called a pistol) did not exactly help matters)

	Since a 37mm flare launcher cannot launch 40mm grenades, it was an uncontrolled item. However, politicians throughout several states have banned using the launcher in conjunction with AR15 rifles or added the launchers to items to be restricted, despite the fact that the devices only resemble destructive devices externally. Like many other items, the device's intimidating appearance prompted bans based solely on ~~it's~~ cosmetic details and not based on its function.		Since a 37mm flare launcher cannot launch 40mm grenades, it was an uncontrolled item. However, politicians throughout several states have banned using the launcher in conjunction with AR15 rifles or added the launchers to items to be restricted, despite the fact that the devices only resemble destructive devices externally. Like many other items, the device's intimidating appearance prompted bans based solely on its cosmetic details and not based on its function.

	===Film===		===Film===

Wuzh: /* Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher */

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Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher

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	==Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher==		==Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher==
	[[Image:M16wEarlyCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Early Model CM2037 "IMP" mounted onto [[M16A1]] - 37mm flare. The charging handle is a simple metal pin, later models would have a rubber sleeve placed over it (for cosmetic as well as safety purposes). The trigger guard is simply a bent piece of sheet metal pinned at only one end.]]		[[Image:M16wEarlyCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Early Model CM2037 "IMP" mounted onto [[M16A1]] - 37mm flare. The charging handle is a simple metal pin, later models would have a rubber sleeve placed over it (for cosmetic as well as safety purposes). The trigger guard is simply a bent piece of sheet metal pinned at only one end. (Possibly Photoshopped)]]
	[[Image:M16A1wNewCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Updated Model CM203 mounted onto the same M16A1 as before - 37mm flare. In the 1990s Cobray updated their CM203, adding a sturdier curved charging handle, and an M16 Style safety. Also the trigger guard is now screwed in at both ends and is thicker. Later models would have larger mounting blocks and some variants will have mounts designed to attach to RIS rails.]]		[[Image:M16A1wNewCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Updated Model CM203 mounted onto the same M16A1 as before - 37mm flare. In the 1990s Cobray updated their CM203, adding a sturdier curved charging handle, and an M16 Style safety. Also the trigger guard is now screwed in at both ends and is thicker. Later models would have larger mounting blocks and some variants will have mounts designed to attach to RIS rails. (Possibly Photoshopped)]]
	[[File:M4a1cobray.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Cobray CM203 mounted to an [[M4A1 carbine]] - 37mm flare]]		[[File:M4a1cobray.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Cobray CM203 mounted to an [[M4A1 carbine]] - 37mm flare]]
	[[Image:Coltflare.jpg\|thumb\|right\|401px\|Late Model Cobray CM203, not attached to a rifle - 37mm flare]]		[[Image:Coltflare.jpg\|thumb\|right\|401px\|Late Model Cobray CM203, not attached to a rifle - 37mm flare]]

Wuzh: /* Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher */

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Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher

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	[[Image:Colt37mm.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Late model Cobray CM203 37mm Flare launcher underslung on an AR-15 (A1 style receiver) with an early SP1 three-prong flash hider. Visible is the cocking lever on the side. Later models increased the size of the mounting block so that the launcher hung lower, farther away from the rifle barrel.]]		[[Image:Colt37mm.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Late model Cobray CM203 37mm Flare launcher underslung on an AR-15 (A1 style receiver) with an early SP1 three-prong flash hider. Visible is the cocking lever on the side. Later models increased the size of the mounting block so that the launcher hung lower, farther away from the rifle barrel.]]

	Cobray Co. ''(originally of Smyrna GA, but now currently of Westhope, ND)'' built many smooth bore 37mm Flare launchers that were smooth bore copies of the ~~'''~~[[M203 grenade launcher]]~~'''~~ back in the late 1980s (originally known as the CM2037 IMP). Versions were made by SWD (the predecessor of Cobray) and RPB, as well, but Cobray was the last, and most successful, company to sell the launchers. Throughout the 1990s, several improvements were made in the construction and cocking lever as well as shorter and longer length barrels.		Cobray Co. ''(originally of Smyrna GA, but now currently of Westhope, ND)'' built many smooth bore 37mm Flare launchers that were smooth bore copies of the [[M203 grenade launcher]] back in the late 1980s (originally known as the CM2037 IMP). Versions were made by SWD (the predecessor of Cobray) and RPB, as well, but Cobray was the last, and most successful, company to sell the launchers. Throughout the 1990s, several improvements were made in the construction and cocking lever as well as shorter and longer length barrels.

	The Cobray CM203 37mm flare launcher is not a grenade launcher ''per se'' as it is chambered in the 37mm civilian caliber, which lethal rounds are not manufactured in and which is not compatible with the 40mm military caliber. It can only fire riot control "grenade" rounds such as gas and smoke, purchase of which is usually limited to law enforcement buyers. However, since it looks like an [[M203 grenade launcher]] it is commonly mistaken for one in films on this site. It was built for civilian use as an under slung flare launcher commonly mounted under M16/AR-15s variants and other rifles. It is preferred for most film use over a genuine M203 mainly because, unlike the M203, it is not considered a "Destructive Device" in the U.S. (unless possessed with 37mm direct-fire ammunition such as baton or beanbag rounds, or with a 37mm-to-12-gauge shotgun adaptor) and not subject to NFA regulations. Such weapons are thus more expensive and difficult for film productions to acquire.		The Cobray CM203 37mm flare launcher is not a grenade launcher ''per se'' as it is chambered in the 37mm civilian caliber, which lethal rounds are not manufactured in and which is not compatible with the 40mm military caliber. It can only fire riot control "grenade" rounds such as gas and smoke, purchase of which is usually limited to law enforcement buyers. However, since it looks like an [[M203 grenade launcher]] it is commonly mistaken for one in films on this site. It was built for civilian use as an under slung flare launcher commonly mounted under M16/AR-15s variants and other rifles. It is preferred for most film use over a genuine M203 mainly because, unlike the M203, it is not considered a "Destructive Device" in the U.S. (unless possessed with 37mm direct-fire ammunition such as baton or beanbag rounds, or with a 37mm-to-12-gauge shotgun adaptor) and not subject to NFA regulations. Such weapons are thus more expensive and difficult for film productions to acquire.

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	\| ''[[Banshee - Season 3]]'' \|\| [[Rus Blackwell]] \|\| Gordon Hopewel \|\|Mounted on a [[Colt Model 933]] / Episode 10 \|\| 2015		\| ''[[Banshee - Season 3]]'' \|\| [[Rus Blackwell]] \|\| Gordon Hopewel \|\|Mounted on a [[Colt Model 933]] / Episode 10 \|\| 2015
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			\|''[[True Detective - Season 2\|True Detective]]''\|\|[[Vince Vaughn]]\|\|Frank Semyon\|\|\|\|2015
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	==Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher==		==Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher==
	[[Image:M16wEarlyCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Early Model CM2037 "IMP" mounted onto [[M16A1]] - 37mm flare. The charging handle is a simple metal pin, later models would have a rubber sleeve placed over it (for cosmetic as well as safety purposes). The trigger guard is simply a bent piece of sheet metal pinned at only one end. ~~(Possibly Photoshopped)~~]]		[[Image:M16wEarlyCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Early Model CM2037 "IMP" mounted onto [[M16A1]] - 37mm flare. The charging handle is a simple metal pin, later models would have a rubber sleeve placed over it (for cosmetic as well as safety purposes). The trigger guard is simply a bent piece of sheet metal pinned at only one end.]]
	[[Image:M16A1wNewCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Updated Model CM203 mounted onto the same M16A1 as before - 37mm flare. In the 1990s Cobray updated their CM203, adding a sturdier curved charging handle, and an M16 Style safety. Also the trigger guard is now screwed in at both ends and is thicker. Later models would have larger mounting blocks and some variants will have mounts designed to attach to RIS rails. ~~(Possibly Photoshopped)~~]]		[[Image:M16A1wNewCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Updated Model CM203 mounted onto the same M16A1 as before - 37mm flare. In the 1990s Cobray updated their CM203, adding a sturdier curved charging handle, and an M16 Style safety. Also the trigger guard is now screwed in at both ends and is thicker. Later models would have larger mounting blocks and some variants will have mounts designed to attach to RIS rails.]]
	[[File:M4a1cobray.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Cobray CM203 mounted to an [[M4A1 carbine]] - 37mm flare]]		[[File:M4a1cobray.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Cobray CM203 mounted to an [[M4A1 carbine]] - 37mm flare]]
	[[Image:Coltflare.jpg\|thumb\|right\|401px\|Late Model Cobray CM203, not attached to a rifle - 37mm flare]]		[[Image:Coltflare.jpg\|thumb\|right\|401px\|Late Model Cobray CM203, not attached to a rifle - 37mm flare]]

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	==Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher==		==Cobray CM203 37mm Launcher==
	[[Image:M16wEarlyCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Early Model CM2037 "IMP" mounted onto [[M16A1]] - 37mm flare. The charging handle is a simple metal pin, later models would have a rubber sleeve placed over it (for cosmetic as well as safety purposes). The trigger guard is simply a bent piece of sheet metal pinned at only one end.]]		[[Image:M16wEarlyCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Early Model CM2037 "IMP" mounted onto [[M16A1]] - 37mm flare. The charging handle is a simple metal pin, later models would have a rubber sleeve placed over it (for cosmetic as well as safety purposes). The trigger guard is simply a bent piece of sheet metal pinned at only one end. (Possibly Photoshopped)]]
	[[Image:M16A1wNewCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Updated Model CM203 mounted onto the same M16A1 as before - 37mm flare. In the 1990s Cobray updated their CM203, adding a sturdier curved charging handle, and an M16 Style safety. Also the trigger guard is now screwed in at both ends and is thicker. Later models would have larger mounting blocks and some variants will have mounts designed to attach to RIS rails.]]		[[Image:M16A1wNewCM203.jpg‎ \|thumb\|right\|500px\|Updated Model CM203 mounted onto the same M16A1 as before - 37mm flare. In the 1990s Cobray updated their CM203, adding a sturdier curved charging handle, and an M16 Style safety. Also the trigger guard is now screwed in at both ends and is thicker. Later models would have larger mounting blocks and some variants will have mounts designed to attach to RIS rails. (Possibly Photoshopped)]]
	[[File:M4a1cobray.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Cobray CM203 mounted to an [[M4A1 carbine]] - 37mm flare]]		[[File:M4a1cobray.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Cobray CM203 mounted to an [[M4A1 carbine]] - 37mm flare]]
	[[Image:Coltflare.jpg\|thumb\|right\|401px\|Late Model Cobray CM203, not attached to a rifle - 37mm flare]]		[[Image:Coltflare.jpg\|thumb\|right\|401px\|Late Model Cobray CM203, not attached to a rifle - 37mm flare]]