I would never solely rely on pepper spray for home defense but something like this might be great for in a car or a place of work. It has little of the legal ramifications of a gun so it doesn't need to be secured 24/7. It can also come in handy in more likely situations that don't rise to the need of deadly force. For example if you find yourself in a riot. It could buy you time to drive away or keep people from storming your business. And if it fails they probably won't kill you over it.
If you're in a hairy enough situation to use this at all, the odds of them killing you will only go up by using any type of weapon. Time to drive away makes no sense, if you are in a vehicle either you can just drive away without running over anyone, or you can't. There is usually no buying time factor for that, rather you don't want to buy time, not wait at all while the mob approaches. If they are storming your business it is already too late and you don't want to do anything to agitate them rather than finding a safe retreat asap. This is more for a one on one encounter.
You shoot someone in the eyes with that thing and it's gonna do serious damage, they won't know what hit them. If you expect them to come charging at you, they're in for a rude awakening.
When you replace the cap after loading a CO2 cartridge you'll also need to push it in on the second twist in. The first twist is easy then push the cap in and twist clockwise. If you just twist it twice the cap will fall off because it not seated. Push it in twist and you'll feel it is firmly seated. I know I was repetitive in my comment but this is an important point IMO.
I would recommend not. If you have an actual threat then performance is more important than deterrence. Simultaneously, the fact that it's orange might save your life or spare you some grief with police or others who aren't a threat if you're seen with it.
Right! Hell for that price you can get many great home defense options that are better than a product where they clearly have to explain how to fix the gun in case it doesn't work when you load it. 🤣🤣
Yeah but the money you save when not have to hire a lawyer after explaining why you pumped a 12G into some 16 year old kid stealing shit, seams more reasonable
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I would never solely rely on pepper spray for home defense but something like this might be great for in a car or a place of work. It has little of the legal ramifications of a gun so it doesn't need to be secured 24/7. It can also come in handy in more likely situations that don't rise to the need of deadly force. For example if you find yourself in a riot. It could buy you time to drive away or keep people from storming your business. And if it fails they probably won't kill you over it.
If you're in a hairy enough situation to use this at all, the odds of them killing you will only go up by using any type of weapon. Time to drive away makes no sense, if you are in a vehicle either you can just drive away without running over anyone, or you can't. There is usually no buying time factor for that, rather you don't want to buy time, not wait at all while the mob approaches. If they are storming your business it is already too late and you don't want to do anything to agitate them rather than finding a safe retreat asap.
This is more for a one on one encounter.
@@stinkycheese804, that’s why you also conceal and carry
@@danielwilson3976 I wouldn't say "also", why bother carrying pepper spray, unless one of your primary concerns is dogs? I try not to shoot dogs.
You shoot someone in the eyes with that thing and it's gonna do serious damage, they won't know what hit them. If you expect them to come charging at you, they're in for a rude awakening.
@@stinkycheese804 .
When you replace the cap after loading a CO2 cartridge you'll also need to push it in on the second twist in. The first twist is easy then push the cap in and twist clockwise. If you just twist it twice the cap will fall off because it not seated. Push it in twist and you'll feel it is firmly seated. I know I was repetitive in my comment but this is an important point IMO.
I pray to never have to use it. We live in a dangerous world. But thank you.
Muito show de bola. Temos uma em casa.
Would you recommend painting or dying this black?
I would recommend not. If you have an actual threat then performance is more important than deterrence. Simultaneously, the fact that it's orange might save your life or spare you some grief with police or others who aren't a threat if you're seen with it.
What a terrible idea.
I mean you could but what’s the point? Just have this along with a firearm.
$349???? Lmao you can get a mossberg shotgun and a sd9ve for around $550 total
Right! Hell for that price you can get many great home defense options that are better than a product where they clearly have to explain how to fix the gun in case it doesn't work when you load it. 🤣🤣
@@nathanlynntodd all the guns just went up like 25%. Sds going for like 400 now
Damn!
Yeah but the money you save when not have to hire a lawyer after explaining why you pumped a 12G into some 16 year old kid stealing shit, seams more reasonable
@@uncleartax Yeah until you shoot the 16yr old with a pepper ball and then he mag dumps you.
Look as good option but is too big gun never is too big whem talk about security
Costs a fortune
About as much as a budget-priced semiautomatic pistol.
No Thanks. This is for someone that is afraid of guns. All that prep work to get it ready for home defense?! Lol Just buy a real gun, No Co2 Needed.