CivOps fires and compares the JPX Pepper Gun and the Byrna Pepperball Gun
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- Опубликовано: 26 мар 2023
- In this day of rising crime and rising resistance to rules, laws and authority, less lethal weapons designed to gain a subjects compliance without risking his/her life are even more important than ever. We’re looking at the JPX Pepper Gun and the Byrna EP Pepperball Gun. We’re looking at how each one operates and then we’ll shoot each one and see the damage they can cause to a threatening subject.
JPX Pepper Gun can be found here:
www.thepeppergun.com/
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www.jpxpolicesupply.com/
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The Byrna Pepperball Gun can be found here:
byrna.com/
Or Here:
www.jpxpolicesupply.com
Or Here:
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The reason the safety is good for the Byrna is because you can leave the safety on while piercing the c02. This makes your 1st shot very strong. Without safety, you lose power on that 1st shot because the marker is trying to launch the kinetic round while piercing the c02. Hope this helps.
Excellent presentation! Thank you. You have given me much to think about before buying. Great job❤
Nice deom, and many good points you say in your vid! Thank You!
Really informative and easy to understand, thank you!! I like that 'oak leaf ' green color, no mistaking that for a real firearm
This video had to be done. Thank you cappy!
So I heard say you're in California (me too). I'm glad to find they shipped the JPX here. I was worried the primers would affect that. Your back ground looks like my same county (i won't say here).
I just bought a SD and the safety is different than yours. I also bought a bag of aluminum balls as well as pepper balls. I’m in South Carolina. Yahoo! I grew up with firearms so this is rather new to me.
I had only considered the pepper ball as a defensive ammo, but after seeing the kinetic ball impact, wow....may start carrying them.
Glad I found this video. I live in California and therefore that I don't see the Byrna being of any use to me. That's unless I'm missing something.
CA, the land of Democrat victims.
While I think Byrna or Umarex pepperball/kinetic pistol can be effective, theyr're no match with the JPX 2 or even JPX4 or 6 ,whiche are IMHO way more powerfull and reliable as far as non lethal self/home defense is concerned !
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just your opinion?? Are there any videos you can recommend? I'm leaning towards the JPX but that seems to go against this video's advice.
Thank you bro been tryna tell everybody in the comments that
@@usaman7358wym there’s articles of jpx blinding ppl never heard byrna doing such a thing if anything it’ll jus piss off attcker
I have the Byrna LE, and agree with you, that trigger pull is pretty long. Kind of a catch 22 I guess.
I'd say the Byrna is close in size to an FNP40, I've got both and it's a decent comparison. I also have an Umarex HDP 50 and find it similar to the Glock 34 in size.
Back on topic, I looked at both and went with the Byrna. The ability to reload faster as well as Hawaii being a pain to get any preloaded cartridges shipped to were biggies. Another plus is you can adjust the power by increasing the striker spring tension via that hex screw at the rear of the Byrna, and at close range the "kinetic" rounds will punch through side auto glass. I have my first few rounds as solids with pepper to follow, idea being if someone tried to snatch my kid, a car full of pepper dust would be vacated pretty quickly. The magazines will dump rounds if you press the retainer, but I 3D printed some covers for them. Also, O-Light makes a very compact weapon light that scarcely increases the footprint. Finally, with 12 gram CO2 adapters and .68 cal rounds readily available, one can get a lot more practice with the Byrna, which is what really matters.
Side note, I wonder if a spent JPX cartridge could be modified with a barrel liner to accommodate .22 lr/mag cartridge...
You wrong brother jpx by far more lethal it’s been known to blind people byrna will just piss someone off
@@Timmy-wy8pg Anything that shoots can blind someone, but all of these tools are simply deterrents. If I need to stop someone so badly that I'm willing to blind them, I really should be slinging lead their way...
I have the GPX and it does a good job how do some bounty hunting and I've never had no problem with it
The JPX is absolutely way more effective than the Byrna.
How so? I bought the Byrna because most places won't ship the JPX cartridges to Hawaii, so I never got a hands-on opportunity with it, but I'm always on the lookout for a concealable less lethal platform.
@@AmbuBadger the jpx shoots a naaaaaaasty blob so fast with such force and accuracy it’ll render anyone useless..
The Byrna is more of a novelty, well the oc balls are..they’re simply too small and are a powder
@slimdunkin117 I went with the Byrna in case I have to shoot at auto glass, so I'm mostly loaded up on kinetic ammo. I looked at the JPX and it seems I'm going to need a clean shot at bare skin to be most effective, but ultimately it came down to which I'd be able to practice the most with. Thanks for your input, Mahalo from Hawaii
@@AmbuBadger it doesn’t have to be bare skin since it smells nasty as hell (I shot it at a wall to test), and it’s really hard to get it off, it’s not water soluble..I got some on my skin and it wouldn’t come off for 40 minutes..
But for auto glass it would be useless..if you’re looking for a stronger “punch”, grimburg sells gavle pistols and modified firststrike fsc co2 guns that shoot at 36 joules. They have their own projectiles too that hit hard
@slimdunkin117 That jelly stuff sounds like what we need loaded in the .68 cal projectiles, but I know it wouldn't disperse consistently (seen this while playing paintball). I guess it's the same conundrum we run into in the shooting world-- you never know what you're going to have to shoot through to defend yourself! It's why I always have a few slugs on my shotgun.
I love my byrna but it is bulky as hell.
Agreed completely. There really needs to be a “compact” version which is more concealable for civilians. I purchased a leather pancake holster for mine and it holds tightly to the body above the belt line, but it’s still such a bulky weapon that a tshirt wont cover it without printing so it needs a hoody or jacket over it. It’s a great and very effective weapon but you’re 1000% correct, it’s very bulky to carry concealed. Thanks for the comment!!
Byrna has been teasing a more compact version since Shows how 2023. We might actually see one in 2024 along with a redesigned Byrna LE.
@@civopsgear8758 My EDC is a Byrna SD in an Urban Carry LockLeather OWB holster. I don't even know it's there, and it doesn't print as bad as I worry it might. Even wearing a white tee shirt, I've had people surprised I was carrying as they never noticed it. But then again, I'm 6'4" and close to 300 pounds. The only time it becomes an issue is when my peripheral neuropathy gets bad and I walk with a cane on my strong side. Even then, the cane helps cover any printing.
Not even close. The JPX will immediately take you out.
You trust jpx over the byrna
@@edgefinesse4700 for sure. A hit by the JPX neutralizes every single sense that’s relevant in a life or death situation. Immediate shut down of your eyes, heavy breathing difficulties, orientation problems, everything. Byrna I don’t know. I feel like in a dangerous situation that doesn’t suffice.
Hmm iv been feeling similar I almost feel the jpx is next best thing to a firearm..and could be just as matter factly as decisive..just your a little more lol imited in that you have to hit in a certain radius..so to me you have to be a little more cool hand Luke with it
@@Timmy-wy8pg the Byrna will never ever stop someone with the intention of killing you. The jpx just doesn’t have room for negotiation as it’s completely shutting your eyes and airways down.
After doing some research you’re absolutely right jpx is definitely more lethal than byrna
I have both the 4shot and byrna le...I like them both for different reasons so I will probably alternate depending on intuition..the jpx I can conceal the byrna in Vegas need a CCW to conceal as it's classified a dangerous weapon..so I guess I choose my carry depending what I have on..but jpx feels more fool proof..and hits straight on...I like the byrna for the kinetics and maybe the need to penetrate glass or give more shots and can hit different body areas, the pepper balls seem to be hit or miss..so I carry staggered rounds
I also have the saber pistol pepper spray squirt gun it looks like a walker ppq..it's very compact and handy and light
Agreed. Both the JPX and the Byrna are great but in different situations. I carry the JPX on my vest at work and often carry the Byrna concealed when off duty. I also have the Sabre spray gun and find it very easy to conceal for a good backup. Thanks for your comment
I have talked to the guys from bryna, and I see their advantage in breaking glass. They have a lot of videos where law enforcement shoots a car window and then fills it with irritant. Great stuff :)
Jpx more lethal than the byrna
Up until last spring, civilians could purchase and use OC/PAVA rounds in California by taking the BSIS Chemical Certification exam through an contract with Byrna. Governor Newsom changed the laws to make it impossible to do so now because the Byrna was a threat to the criminal activities going on here in California. California residents are Byrnas number one sales spot.
It suck really. You can still get Pepperball rounds with a valid guard card though
That a jpx looks like a good little self-defense tool to carry if you're on a level 2 security guard site where they don't want you carrying a real gun even though I'm level three in Texas
Cali laws are some of the most dispicable in the nation
And any cop working for them is an absolute tyrant that should be jailed for life
How long does co2 last in the byrna after puncture?
I was able to go through at least four magazines of five rounds each before it began to fade. It was effective for between 20 and 25 shots before needing to be changed.
@@civopsgear8758 what I mean is after one shot. Don't wanna waste ammo and co2. How long can I leave it unused?
@@RPHRETAINGANGI've found it to vary, so not something you want to trust your life on. Longest I remember was several days.
@@RPHRETAINGANG Dude , you don't leave the CO2 in it once it's punctured... When your practicing your practicing.
When your done , load the magazine, and put a new CO2 in it.. the damn co2 cartridge is a dollar... Stop Penny pinching on self defense stuff ...
@@RPHRETAINGANG don’t leave it in there its not designed to hold gas all day, use all the gas once punctured
Im going with the bigger byrna, has a more realistic black color, I swear the kinetics on the $100 more version would nearly go right through an Ipad lol. Most importantly is the color to me... the best kind of defense is the kind that strikes fear without ever having to fire the weapon imo!
Jpx is more lethal than byrna
If you attempt to shoot an attacker with one of these devices you had better be sure they are not armed with a real firearm!!! Otherwise you could well end up dead!!!
Yes. There are news stories out there of people being killed after pointing imitation firearms at the cops. Some guy in New York got shot by the police after he pointed a Byrna pistol at the cops. Perp pointed a less lethal device at the cops and the cops turned it lethal. A kid in Northern California got shot to death when he pointed his toy rifle at the cops. If someone decides to use an imitation firearm for self defense, they better understand that things can get hairy real quick and the response can turn lethal.
Even if you are armed with a 'real firearm' you can end up dead if you miss.
The point of these less lethal guns is to give you the chance to get away, not get into a fire fight. Also these things are very effective at putting an attacker down for anywhere from 5-30 minutes depending on the payload. I know as I've been shot by a Byrna and it'll definitely take the fight out of you instantly.
@@juicyfruit6311 Who in there right mind is gonna point any weapon at a cop, These launchers are for self defense not toys.
Me working at Piexon, I obviously know that there is situations where a firearm will be necessary. I always have lethal and less lethal options. The issue with real firearms is always the legal strings attached when you have to use it. That is the reason I think less lethal tools also have a place in every kit. Of course there is many options out there, and it doesn't have to be one of our devices but the ability to defend an attack without all the legal trouble is well worth considering imo.
Byrna. 👍
Jpx more lethal bro