China Compact PepperBall Single Shot Launcher

The Chinese company has developed a small, compact, single-shot pepper grenade launcher. PepperBall Launchers large and small are great self-defense tools when you don't need lethal force. The Chinese PepperBall launcher has a greater range than the Taser and can fire multiple shots in rapid succession. Demand for PepperBall initially outstripped supply, as did demand for weapons and ammunition. However, the supply continues. Made in China, the new PepperBall Compact Single Shot Launcher is the perfect addition to your daily arsenal.

Information about the compact single channel PepperBall transmitter made in China

The compact single-channel PepperBall transmitter is designed to be convenient and discreet. At just 6.5 inches long and weighing just 2.85 ounces, it looks more like an e-cigarette than a compact, self-defense device.

Length: 6.95 inches

Width: 0.75"

Weight: 2.85oz

Maximum take off: 35 feet

Capacity: 1 tower

Effect: 8-15 J energy

The Chinese single-shot PepperBall Compact grenade launcher lacks a sight or aiming system. This makes it compact and affordable for just $28.99. You can reload after a shot. However, it is not possible to restart immediately.

How does the contract work?

PepperBall Compact consists of three parts, fully assembled, charged and ready to use. The black handle has a safety ring and ignition button, and inside is a nitrogen gas cylinder.

Silver drums are preloaded with SD pellets containing 2% PAVA. The refill kit includes a spare nitrogen bottle, a clearly labeled PAVA SD bottle, and a bottle of neutral exercise talcum powder.

A very important thing to know about reloading the PepperBall Compact Grenade Launcher: Under no circumstances should you attempt to unload the Compact Rifle without muzzle firing. Attempting to unload a loaded compact will unload the bullet. A PepperBall striking the face or head at close range can cause serious injury.

The reusable black handle is equipped with a versatile spring ring with swivel ring and release button. It takes 8.5 pounds to release the orange plastic release button. As a result, the needle valve pierces the top of the cylinder and the compact ignites and flows through the cylinder. The nitrogen can pushes the PepperBall to a range of 30 feet. This is a much wider range than OC aerosols or civilian stun guns.

test starter

My first shot was from a live SD cartridge due to the loading/unloading procedure. I took aim at the service hut and went back twenty meters. We do not recommend using the compact above 20 feet. This affects accuracy and reduces impact force.

I disabled the security and aimed at the silhouette of the target. We recommend using the intuitive aiming point in PepperBall Launcher. The gut is an easier target and the impact of the bullet is greater on the guts than on the ribs. The surfactant powder still disperses well to hit the striker.

* To notice, to realize. Influencing attackers is not always effective. Hitting a hard surface leaves a strong pepper cloud.

I slightly bent my wrist, held the powder upright and aimed it at the bottom lid. I heard a nice "squeaky" sound when I pressed the shutter button. A "hit" PAVA shell hits the heart of the target. You can see the surfactant powder on the target. Thinking it was safe to approach, I approached the target and felt the surfactant. It caused coughing and sneezing (as my wife noted) testifying to the effect of the powder.

After I recovered, I reloaded the inert cartridge and nitrogen tank for an additional training shot. After that blow, all I could smell was talcum powder.

after all

Most of the time, I carry a compact pepper ball launcher and a pistol in a handy trouser or jacket pocket. I'm sure it will embarrass the blackmailer.

Finally, PepperBall Compact provides users with an extra layer of protection that is extremely affordable, affordable and powerful. There is also a PepperBall multi-channel civilian transmitter. There are many OC bullet solutions out there, but use PepperBall. He is a leading entertainer and has served in law enforcement since 1996.

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