Byrna Pepper / CS Gas Handgun - How does it work?
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The Byrna less than lethal handgun has been on the market for several years. The Byrna fires a variety of different less than lethal projectiles ranging from hard plastic balls to pepper ball or balls mixed with pepper and CS gas. We test all of these different types of balls to see how effective they are in stopping a would be attacker.
Pepper spray, oleoresin capsicum spray, OC spray, capsaicin spray, or capsicum spray.
#Byrna #handgun #pepper
Correction: the CO2 cartridge is not punctured upon loading it, it is only punctured when the first trigger pull happens, this allows you to store it loaded for a longer period of time.
That was the prohibiting factor if I had to spend critical seconds to puncture the cartridge.
@@Williy_Nilly You don't spend any additional time to puncture the cartridge. When you fire your first shot it will puncture the cartridge.
@@mikel9567 Also you can keep the safety on and do the first trigger pull which will puncture but not fire then turn off the safe and get full power on all shots.
Pad is the man for sure. Literally taking more than one for the team. Whatever he's paid it isn't enough. Thank you for sacrificing for science, Pad!
Pad its for science.
It's a paintball marker market as "defence" device
Great weapon. . . unless you’re facing someone with a real firearm or any weapon really with the brief delay on the chemical agent. . . or you’re facing someone under the influence of any number of drugs that will cause them to be less affected by non-lethal ammunition.
Also we appreciate your sacrifice, Pad! You were an absolute champ.
It's a good weapon unless you're facing a man or some other real threat. If I wanted to attack someone there is nothing they could do to stop me unless they killed me. Not everyone is as determined but sometimes you run into the wrong person and a pepper gun is just going to be taken away from you and used to beat you in the face.
@@timrobinson6573 Thank God we live in the great state of Fla, right Tim? Some poor suckers are not so lucky. I recommend this in ADDITION to your sidearm if you have to roll through a riot zone (we know it's coming when Trump gets back in the WH in '24). Could keep you out of court for shooting the pedo wielding a skateboard.
it's not to replace a deadly weapon its to add to your defense.
if your 1st reaction is deadly force you can be in deep water depending where you live.
Learn how to fight and use this as an extra tactical measure. Also if you get the all black one it looks like a real gun and sometimes the thought of a gun stops people in there tracks
If a individual gets shot with a byrna multiple times they may have to go to the hospital.
Believe it or not, even just using the kinetic energy balls, this would still be illegal to carry in the UK.
Our self defence laws are an utter joke. 🤦🏻♂️
Really old law that I think still applies is that you can kill a person if you are in fear of your or your family's life I'm American the law was decreed by a king but I believe it still applies forgotten weapons British gun laws for my source
You can use a lampshade to defend yourself but not a baton because it's an item "designed for harm". Let's ignore the fact that a lampshade's base can shatter and cause much more injury than anything else, and is useless!
@@mehtevas2653 Yes you can, but you cannot proactively arm yourself, you are therefore left to use whatever happens to be to hand at the time and even then the police will demand a reasonable excuse as to why the thing you used was to hand. So for instance, you couldn't keep a crowbar next to the front door because that would be seen as preparing to use it for offensive purposes.
Under UK law we are victims by default. The only people who are carrying weapons are the criminals, since they don't care about the laws stopping everyone else from being armed.
Sadly there is little appetite in the UK to allow civilians to take proactive self defence measures. If I could afford it, I'd move to the U.S in a heartbeat.
That's how you know those laws absolutely aren't for your safety, when they make most forms of literally just self defense illegal. They pretend to have a point with lethal weapons, but what's the worst that happens here, a terrorist peppers the crowd and a couple people cry? They make this stuff illegal so that you are dependent on the state, no other reason.
I think a CS gel can would be a better bet. The length of time between impact and effect for the balls is sub optimal. An attacker would have more than enough time to carry out their intended actions before being incapacitated.
The fact that Pad can hold a coherent conversation and open his eyes after 5 rounds tells me this is less than useless. A good quality pepper spray will net you much better results.
I would concur
For sure
I agree. I think being shot in the face or close to it, then running like Hell is about your only option. This isn't a handgun in the traditional sense where once you use it you put the attacker down. Hell, I've seen guys power through being tazed like it didn't even happen. Less than lethal, no matter the product, is just that - less than lethal. If you're in a fight for your life I'm going with a handgun, personally.
@@Militaryarmschannel a large can of Counter Assault or Udap bear spray is a lot less expensive than this thing and requires no consumables. The effective distance is about the same as you were shooting at (~10-30ft) and it definitely works. Getting hit with that stuff is no joke. It hurts and it makes you miserable like you see in videos of cops and soldiers getting CS gassed or pepper sprayed. You can get smaller cans as well that would fit in a purse or pocket. For the price I found googling around, I could buy 5 or 6 cans of bear spray for the price of one of these things. Also, some states would classify this as a firearm because it uses compressed gas, which could mean licensing requirements to carry it.
With pepper spray or bear spray, you can get your attacker with it enough to make your escape and then dump the can if you don't want police to immediately know you had it. It offers a nice bit of deniability should you not feel like being harassed just for defending yourself. At $50/large can, throwing it out isn't that bad. $300+ for this thing is just silly. I can buy an actual firearm for that money.
How can this test be considered practical when he has a mask that keeps it out of his eyes? I'm a CCW holder and am always gonna choose a gun over this but how many attackers are gonna come at you with a paintball mask on that prevents 99% of the powder from hitting your eyes? How would pepper spray do if someone had a mask on?
I've carried these Byrna Launchers in the store for quite a while. I think this product is a great, for those who don't, can't or won't use a real gun. Also for dogs and stuff like that. We carry CO2 conversion kits so you can run the standard CO2's if you want. We also are getting some of their new models, I'm going to do a comparison video when they arrive. Great video Tim.
First of all I never get tired of people testing the Byrna, so thanks you both! second I just want to mention in every test the person being hit all ways knows when it's coming! Some one testing this should have a test where the person being hit doesn't know which one there being hit with to see their reaction to pepper/cs instead of a hard projectile!
From my experience with airsoft gas, the reason for the relatively low velocity of the balls is the fact that you guys are shooting the gun in cold weather
I agree, Using CO2 in Winter = forget it. Even Compress air / Nitro, bellow -10C / 14F the "markers" weren't really reliable enough.
Built into the bottom of the mag is the allen wrench head tool to load the CO2 cartridge to loosen and tighten the plug
Byrna had taken over a year to deliver the OC/CS pepperballs I ordered. So I canceled the order and got rid of it. Even the CO2 cartridges are proprietary. Its trajectory was not very predictable like airguns, or real guns. So distance shots on moving targets are pretty terrible too. 😕 They kept making promises they didn't fulfill about shipments they would receive at the end of the month was for me next in line "nonsense". They strung me along for many months and kept breaking promises. It they honestly just said that they weren't sure when, they wouldn't have pissed me off. Lies to keep orders are scam company behavior.
Byrna sells an HD upgrade that allows you to use standard 12g co2 canisters. Adds about a half inch to the length.
Umarex
Standard cartridges and balls, very easy to find online and cheap
I would rather get my tippman 98 paintball gun and shoot the standard. 68 cal. cs balls
Yep I know, that's infuriating. I sent Taurus my Model 85 that broke NIB after 50 rounds in early 2017 or 2018. They kept that gun for 8 MONTHS dicking me around! *8 MONTHS!!!* It was promised 6 weeks turnaround. At the 6 week mark I called and they had no update. At the 2 month mark they again had nothing except to tell me that they only get parts deliveries on a monthly basis on the 1st of each month off a boat from Brazil. At their suggestion, I called on the 3rd or 4th of every month after that for 4 months straight and each time I got a "Nope, we did not receive a Model 85 cylinder and hand this time on this shipment, check back next month." On month 6 after hearing that, I demanded a brand new gun. I said "You know, you guys say you have no spare cylinders or hands, but I know where you can get me one that WAS on that boat...a new gun. This is ridiculous." The lady agreed and submitted a serial swap request. I asked how they'd pay the FFL fee and she said "Oh no, we don't cover that. You're already getting a brand new gun." 🤣 The gun I sent in WAS brand new and broken! Now I gotta pay a transfer fee just to use the warranty? 🙄 Luckily I found a $10 transfer home based FFL and gave them his license info. Imagine if all I had available were these $40 and $50 transfer shops... $50 to get a replacement $250 gun that broke right away out of the box. Ridiculous. Anyway, they said in 2 weeks they'd have it processed and they'd ship the gun out. 2 weeks came and went. Then another 2 weeks. Nothing. I called early on that 7th month and asked wtf the issue was now. They said they never got the license info email. Told my FFL to send it again. 2 weeks later, nothing. Another 2 weeks, nothing. I was a couple days away from calling Taurus to roll heads on the 8th month when my FFL called and said the gun just showed up. So, I made the 45 minute drive across town to get it and the 45 minute drive back home. I literally put another 50 rounds into that new gun to verify that that one wasn't broken too and then sold that damn thing right away without shooting it any further. 🤣 Never. Ever. Buying. Taurus. Again.
@@maledetto1221 What's good about the Umarex: fits many holster vs 1 with the Byrna. Takes standard 12g CO2 carts, which the Bryna can with the HD upgrade. Bad: No removable magazine. Takes a separate action to pierce CO2, which Byrna does on first trigger pull along with firing (shame on Mac for not knowing that). Takes standard 68cal balls (50cal are not standard).
While working corrections we used paintball guns for crowd control. For pepper application we were instructed to fire at structure above the intended target to allow dispersal. You can fill a space pretty quickly this way. Btw about 10 of those kinetics will deter most when shot from a cranked up tippman rifle.
Yeah, those were fun....but I preferred the CS launchers.
Painball guns shhot harder than this crap
@@no.step.on.snek.2423 I agree. Most that are used in law enforcement have been modified way beyond paintball legal fps.
@@kencoffman7145 I've simply changed the back srping of a A5 with a really harder one, I had to screw the FPS srew all the way in to be with in limit. I didn't have solid balls to test how far I could push the FPS but From what I heard, 400 + is easily attemptable but Need a High Pressure air tank (higher the the 800 psi of the usual air tanks) to have something that will NOT fluxuate FPS wise like a CO2.
Well if you're opening up the the gas as high as it goes on a cheaper paintball gun and firing solid pellets your flirting with being able to inflict potentially lethal damage, so that defeats the purpose of this items design.
I think something like this would be perfect in juvenile detention centers, maybe even adult prisons, but that'd be about it.
We have a bad time with water moccasins where I live. Tried to use a Crossman pellet pistol in the tackle box to deal with the aggressive snakes. Worked the first time I released the CO2 cartridge gas into it. Next time I needed it a couple months later. The pellets came out slower than spit wads. I wouldn't rely on it to store the CO2 gas for long term based on that experience.
You use a pellet pistol against snakes?
That seems like a bad idea because:
A) They are hard to hit (that's why snake-shot exists)
B) A pellet isn't likely to kill it
C) A pellet might make a snake angry
D) Water moccasins aren't aggressive
@@BatCaveOz Bat I'm in my 40's, this was twenty some odd year ago. After breaking the tips off of a few fishing poles, trying to get them to piss off. I decided to give the pellet pistol a chance. First time I had to use it. It worked just fine, it had a ten shot cylinder. It's unreliable loss of CO2 power made me discard it for tackle box purposes. I would pick up a cheap 22 short revolver to take up the role of snake medicine.
As far as aggression goes. The ones around the lake I spent my young adult years fishing could be. Thankfully it wasn't common. But every now and then.
It doesn't pop the CO2 until the trigger is pulled.
@@BrokeBoy912 that would make sense.
The main selling point of this pistol (for me), which Mac is apparently unaware of, is that the co2 is not pierced until the first trigger pull, keeping it indefinitely ready in your tackle box. That is, the first trigger pull pierces AND fires the first round, unlike competitors which require a trigger pull only for piercing.
4:40 - The CO2 cylinder does not puncture until you pull the trigger. You can load the cylinder and store it for years if the trigger has not been pulled.
To be fair, in most self defense encounters, your attacker
is not going to be wearing protective face or chest protection.
Therefore, the Byrna is going to be way more effective
than shown in this demonstration video.
If the Byrna is treated and thought of more like
a can of mace (but on steroids) and not a firearm,
and used within it's limitations...
It has the potential to be vey effective (with good shot placement)
in a self defense encounter.
Nothing is a 100 percent in a self defense situation.
Not even a firearm, if not used within it's strength
weaknesses and proper training. Whatever you use in a self defense situation,
fight as though your life depends on it!
(Because it just might)
Overall, good video.
Big props to Pad! Way to go bro!
Stay safe and Healthy.
Peace.
Great alternative to deadly force but I'd like to see the gun in orange or blue to distinguish it from a firearm.
(Edited) I checked. It does come in orange.
They offer them in orange. Check their website or Amazon
I've seen them in FDE, black, orange and yellow. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for an honest review. I have the Byrna XL and I’ve wondered how effective these would be on a person when defending oneself. The other videos I’ve seen , seem to play up the effects of the pepper and CS. As a military vet, I’ve been in the gas chamber and Pad definitely didn’t react the way it would have happened in Bootcamp.
I think this is good to slow an attack, or if a round is placed in the face, I’m pretty sure it’s going to take the fight out of an attacker.
i guess kentucky ballistics lied about how bad it affected him. that sucks.
Probably be better off with an actual paintball pistol like the tiberious TSC, 6 shot magazines, and chronos up near 300 fps instead of 240 fps. The c02 cartridges are in the magazines so each time you reload you are getting a fresh c02 charge using normal c02 cartridges. They are also both .68 cal so the pepper balls will work in the tsc.
Yeah but that thing is a lot bigger.
what gun. I come up with scoliosis
Fun fact you don't hear the psssss. Because the co2 canister doesn't get punctured until you pull the trigger. They did it that way so you can leave on in there for weeks months on end and not have to worry about the co2 leaking out overtime.
Thanks for being a good sport Pad.
Thanks for this video. I'm surprised, as I would have thought the pepper and cs gas would have been worse than just the pepper. Thanks for helping us to know better.
Thank you for this Important Demonstration!!!
Anytime I would be forced to use a weapon, whether it be "less than lethal" or not, is inofitself an indicator I am in fear of being brutally victimized and/or in fear of my life. Your demonstration clearly showed me, "Pad", was NOT detured, nor incompacitated to any effective degree AFTER being shot with less the lethal rounds, and despite being shot, had sufficient time and the capacity to fulfill his criminal/deadly intent upon you regardless!
Not an ideal out come!
He was wearing a mask when hit. Watch videos where people without a mask are shot. That pepper fucks you up.
CS is slower working, where OC is an immediate worker. Most "experts" recommend OC over CS, because you need the immediate effect more than the longer lasting CS.
This.
Cs needs to come from a burning canister and lots of it 👍
Cool! I’ve been seeing these pop up in local shops, but it’s hard to find real-world performance info on them. Good video!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Pad! I appreciate you taking these pepper balls for us. You're tough! Honestly, it didn't seem to effect him that much... I don't think the pepper balls would actually stop Pad if he was intent on harming you.
Little known fact: Pad is also one of the Greybeards who live at the Throat of the World in Skyrim. Outstanding!
i like the pink range glasses they really bring out the color of your eyes
Very fun. Thanks for the demo! Nuclear plant... we had pepperball launchers (tipmann A5's IIRC).
Thank YOU 'Pad!'
So it’s not really affective at all. If Pad was a determined attacker he could absolutely still carry out whatever task he chose too.
Yeah, I would expect him to cripple over. Charging with a knife with an intent to attack, there is so much more to factor in. Drugs, adrenaline to name a few.
I think if hadn’t had the safety mask on so some of that powder could blow straight in his eyes.... might have been different ... not very safe to test that though lol
It does seem to be more of a suicide weapon than any thing else.
@@wjbrooks19 Have you seen someone hit in the face with pepper spray? Many of them don't "cripple over", some charge the person spraying them. I don't think it's a good idea if using any type of less than lethal weapon to fire it then hang around to watch what happens next. If you're using this, spray, tazer, or any of that stuff I would beat feet the other way and hope you screwed them up enough they can't catch you. I don't advocate for the use of less than lethal weapons. I carry a handgun, not pepper spray or a tazer for this reason.
@@Militaryarmschannel I can counter argue, but you have good points. Besides, you drive the real point home.
It’s stunning that Mac is unaware that the CO2 cartridge is not punctured until the first trigger pull, which is a major selling point. It allows you to store it always ready. (Edit) He was also unaware that the base of the magazine can be used to open the cover of the CO2 compartment. Read The Fudging Manual, Mac.
Was going to comment on this same thing but saw your comment and left it at that. Once punctured the cylinder will go dead just sitting and be of no use when needed.
@@larryschmidt3594 Like every co2 air gun everyone has ever owned.
Never heard byrna pronounced that way.
Nice spectacles. Someone is confident in his manhood.
8:36 I bet those FPS readings would be a little bit higher if the chrono test were done in warmer climate, especially in the summer.
Doubt a few extra fps would change the results drastically. I'd rather see it's performance is poor conditions than optimal. But your statement is true.
Nice glasses. Thanks for the video.
Thanks Pad, you're a champ! I wonder if the chemical rounds would be more effective if you were to fire it at a person in a more real world scenario, like if an attacker was running up to you. The attacker would be breathing heavier and thus inhale the chemicals deeper through the mouth or nose. I would imagine that Pad might have held his breath waiting for the shot .. just wondering if you would be willing to try it without a mask and breathing it in deeper!
Orion flare gun. Loud bang then bright flame.
When I was playing in the NPPL 300 ft per second is Max. 285 is the sweet point for accuracy
because the CO2 has not yet punctured until the first trigger pull, is why you cannot hear it when tightening the hex key. A hex head is on the end of the mag so you always have one on hand.
Remember Pepper spray and balls, CS gas effect everyone differently. My FD assist the Sheriff's Office with recruit training as medical support during the academy's. Some Recruits have very little reaction to the OC Spray and others have a really debilitating reaction that lingers.
Great video and I have always said the pepperballs from byrna are horrible. You should rerun the test with the byrna but use the live x rounds from pepperball. Great video brother and thank you both for taking one for the team.
I’ve been pepper sprayed (not pepper balled ) and I found that the more ‘aggressive’ or hyper I got the easier it became to deal with the effects, and the more I stood still and tried to Buddhist monk- my way out of it the more unbearable it became. 🤷♂️ I’d probably use a taser gun before this
Tasers are 100% effective 50% of the time. Right now in NWI, most tazers won't penetrate the winter clothing people wear.
Tazers are more expensive for a reason
It would be interesting to see if you could run the specialty rounds through a paintball marker. I’m just imagining dumping 12 balls/sec with a electronic trigger into an agitator, I feel like that would be a deterrent. And with a paintball marker you would get a lot more shots out of a larger CO2 tank.
My thoughts on the irritant is you need a much larger dump of the chemical for it to be taken in by the person being shot. That’s why I think having one that dumps 20+ seems more effective. Also when using air powered means you can have select fire.
They appear to be 68 cal so probably. Usually they have harder shells than paintballs. I am almost certain you could. Pepper all guns are basically old tipman paintball guns.
I had the same thought! They appear to be the same caliber.
@@SteelCityIceBirds Police at 1 point was still using tipmman C98 for pepper ball, they probably switched to something else. Even it Tippmann reliability of the C98 and A5 are hard to beat.
It’s just a shitty paintball pistol rebranded.
Never knew you lived close to me! Copper custom is awesome!
This would be a great option beside the POM Pepper Spray. Especially, for those who live in gun restrictive states and/or are too old to handle the weight and recoil of a firearm.
Thanks! I've never dared take one of these personally so it was good to hear Pad's reaction.
At the height of the ammo crunch, I got into air gun shooting (break-barrel springer rifles, CO2 pistols, etc) as a way to get some trigger time. It started as a hobby & still is, however after buying the Glock-licensed Umarex G17 & G19X (I own the real 9mm version of the Glock 19X), I began using them as a training aid as well as a plinker. The CO2 version fits my kydex IWB holster, it feels nearly identical to the real thing except for a slight difference in the trigger reset, it’s proven very useful to me. I’m wondering what your thoughts are on this, particularly given the focus of today’s video. Keep up the great content! Love your channel!
Pad, you da'Man. Thnx MAC for the review. I'm an Armed contractor in a bad part of L.A., and i've been considering adding this to my kit. The review was fantastic, well done, as usual. I'm still a little hesitant about the Byrna however. I would like to see the technology get a bit better, ie, higher fps, perhaps more potent and faster spread for chemical balls, perhaps longer lasting co2, etc.. Just dont think the technology is quite there yet for my application. But i will still play with the notion for a while. Thanks again👍
Thanks Pad!
Pad is a well seasoned employee.
Thanks for the video. I think the chemical rounds would be more effective than the kinetic ones but I'll have to test it out for myself when mine arrives.
Man that young man is tough as nails.
Pad is a beast, and at the same time I am nowhere near convinced this is the best non-lethal option to protect myself and my family.
Ok, Pad...you're awesome. That took some guts and I'm impressed. I do have to wonder (not that this would impact the effectiveness or lack thereof of carrying this tool for self defense) if Pad likes or is less affected by spicy food. Like I said, the answer to that question has no bearing on my decision whether or not to carry this for defensive reasons because I can't predict whether or not the person I might be forced to use it against would like spicy food. That's not a chance I'm willing to take because if I find myself in a situation where I feel that any level of force is necessary, I've already lost the statistical lottery and I don't want to rely on any amount of luck or chance in that situation, which is why I prefer to carry a firearm like so many others. I just wonder from a purely academic perspective if a spicy food connoisseur (or maybe a smoker) might be less affected by it.
Thanks! As far as spicy food goes, I'm kinda middle of the road. The CS was spicy on the tongue. The pepper....spicy everywhere Hahahahaha. Definitely not ghost pepper or Carolina reaper status, though....
@@litewatefitr that's good to know. Thanks for the insight!
@@litewatefitr Thank you for volunteering for this! You're the man!
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Great Video! Very helpful and insightful. Thank you. This looks like exactly what I would be comfortable with (because I wouldn't want to own a firearm, but still would want some kind of non-lethal self defense such as this)
They offer an extension that attaches to the front of the launcher. It allows for a larger co2 cartridge
The bad thing about a 'gun shaped' non-lethal is that it looks like a gun. Perhaps motivating those around you (other good guy/bad guy/LEO) to use a lethal method against you.
I got the orange one because of that.
To be honest people have been shot for holding a phone by police thinking that they were holding a gun so that arguement doesn't work for me.
💯@@424stormygirl
Poor Pad! Such a tough champ
Hats off to that young man!
Pad is the Shiznit!🇺🇸 thank you for your service Sir! And entertainment!
The CO2 starts leaking after you pull the trigger...
They sell hard plastic training/self defense kinetic balls, biodegradable versions of the hard plastic kinetic balls for training/self defense, pepper spray balls, pepper spray with CS gas, and inert training rounds.
The 8 gram CO2 can shoot up to 20 rounds before needing to be swapped, however they recommend swapping the CO2 out after two mags (10 rounds). With the extension, you can run standard 12 gram CO2.
So, I'd load it with alternating Pepper/CS then Kinetic. The first shot will break the gas ball and the second shot will make the target gasp insuring a full lung of gas :)
A day may come where Mac repeatedly saying balls isn't funny to me. Today is not that day
Good job Pad!
Is this effective on Karens?
I believe the company name is pronounce “burner”
Love it. First trigger pull Peirce's the c02
Puncture of C02 is not engaged when screwing on the little nose cap. After loaded Co2 and screwing on cap...You put the byrna in safety mode, squeeze trigger once - now its punctured, this way you can have it loaded with an unpunctured Co2 long term, and with a mag loaded with the launcher on safety, and it won't accidently fire.
This is the info I was looking for. so if it sits for three years can I expect it to fire?
will the magazine work?
@@hamfistsman6267 it can definitely sit, I would probably swap it around once per year just in case
Ouch! Especially on a cold day!
All the guys at copper are awesome
Those pink safety glasses are so cute.
This is the perfect defense tool for Jeremy Dewitte. "SARGEANT! SARGEANT IT'S A PEPPER BALL GUN SARGEANT! IT'S NOT A HANDGUN! WHY ARE YOU PULLING ME OVER SARGEANT? FELONS ARE ALLOWED TO CARRY OC AND CS BALLS SARGEANT!!!"
in france i saw a gun in 9mm PAK which also had blank CS round for defense against wild animals
He’s an absolute tank!
No thanks. I don't feel like getting shot because I pepper sprayed someone with something that looks like a gun.
Agree, I'm not a fan of none guns that look like guns and vice versa. Should be bright orange or yellow imho
They sell them in orange.
We use things similar to these in corrections. OC balls are good for direct impact but the best way to use OC dust is firing at all 4 corners of the room and one in the center and saturating the entire area from above. I would imagine this would have increased effect with the CS.
when a guy is jumping the fence on the property there is no room corners. can't expect ideal situations, must always be prepared with alternate options or tactics.
@@Janzer_ if they’re jumping the fence, they aren’t getting OC or CS.
They’re getting Pb. 😐
I’ve been looking at these for a while. Great testing
The CS I experienced in the US Army "gas chamber" (a tent into which aerosolized CS was released) at Fort Leonard Wood was exponentially worse than this. Every person was choking, gagging, most were effectively blinded by burning, running eyes and some were vomiting repeatedly. Got a wind blow-back of Guard Alaska bear spray a few years ago on a camping trip when a bear got a little aggressive. That was a decidedly unpleasant experience as well. This powdered stuff looks very, very tame by comparison.
The Professor and Beaker!
That's pretty cool man...Pad is a champ! I'd love to see a sub gun type with a refillable canister with like 15 or so rounds.
You don't have to shake or point the pistol down to remove any balls from the chamber. Just press the top button down and the ball will fall through the empty magazine chamber.
1. Do u think it will actually stop a crazed attacker?
2. Do u think this can deter a bear attack?
Thank you for your service pad heroes are rare these days
Just buy either a Pepperball branded Firststrike pistol or TiPX by Tippmann, they use off the shelf CO2 cartridges,and you can get the pepperballs in 10 rou d to es direct from Pepperball....
Also, that Nerf mask was slightly dangerous. Next time you might want to get something rated to stop a paintball at least ;) Don't need Pad losing an eye "for the team" by accident....
Bring back the old range!
didn't hear a word he said I was mesmerized by the glasses🤣
Nice royal air force jacket, sir. That's what the dz patch denotes. I didn't know if you knew this.
And then I saw the patch that says royal air force lol
Today I really saw how expensive ammunition is. shooting with gas lol hard times lol this channel is fantastic I'm always waiting for the videos. the like comes first
Pad is a hero
that guy is bad ass
We tested both the pepper and CS without protective gas yeah it was HORRIBLE LOL UGHHH THAT SAVED MY LIFE THAT NIGHT
I know its not the best option for everyone. But in a state where it is a felony to defend yourself, or even own the means to defend yourself, this is better than nothing.
It nice to see the effects of cold on co². Definitely hinders performance. I have one of these exact launchers. It will shoot through many layers of cardboard when inside and warm. The co² cartridges dont puncture until you pull the trigger the first time. Its kinda a big dud but after that they come screaming out for what it is. Im a bigger guy and can appendix carry(i make custom leather holsters) this and it keeps it warmer for sure for the cold time of year. Also, the mags come with an integrated allen wrench on the back of of the mag for co² cartridge swaps. You can shoot 15-18rds at max performance when not cold. I had a buddy ask me to shoot him in the back while wearing a thick woolrich coat just to see how bad it hurt. I shot him between the shoulder blades and no sooner did he turn around he fell on the floor quivering with pain. There are a few other videos on youtube showing effects of the non kinetic rounds. They mess you up. Most in summer so the balls splatter with a bigger cloud. Look them up..
Try it out another time this summer if you still have it. Atleast through the chronograph.
You push the "loaded tab down to expell the loaded ball,
IMHO for less lethal option is revolver with ammo with rubber bullet. Or shotgun with similar rubber projectile.
Thanks for the sacrifice, Pad. This weapon seems perfect for when you need to stop someone two minutes from now.
Pad had on a dope hoody while doing this. GOON! Just here for the Violence 🤣🤣🤣
I'd like to see a live fire drill. Have someone attacking and see how long until they're deterred.
Thanks Pad!!! Much appreciated I feel indebted to you. The video would have been horrible without Pad!!!
Very cute safety glass BTW! Lol
Thanks pad!!! Also nice beard my guy
Perfect side arm for paintball matches when you're used to taking it too far!
Love love love the pink glasses dude
I was hoping someone would notice.