SABRE 3-in-1 Pepper Spray Magnum Tactical Size Unit — Police Strength – Larger Size (4.36 oz)

During a visit to a mall in Phoenix, my daughter was walking toward her car. A ******** snuck up on me while I was A little something else and his purse were on his wish list. While walking to her car, she keeps the spray in her hand at all times. He was thrown to the ground as she spat on his face. A 911 call was made. I was happy that he was charged with a crime and my daughter brought him home safely! Video was taken of the entire incident from the outside of the mall. I do not believe my daughter will face charges. It's funny, though, we live in a country where it's routine for the victum to defend Is that right?.

Frederick Jacobson

| Jul 21, 2021

After I had been stabbed in my arms I was able to break away and get I sprayed him with the spray after a bit of a standoff where we went back and forth and he tried to strike me with the knife again. But that didn't deter him and I was able to flee.

Josue Roberson

| Jun 12, 2021

Here's a suggestion To keep the safety in place, I put a 1/4" clear tape from the top of the spray tab down at a left diagonal on the can. This way, it won't fire accidentally A time-consuming task like peeling the tape off is not necessary in an emergency. You can now slide the tab to the right with your thumb and fire away at the intruder. It's for this reason that I suggest using no wider than 1/4" wide strips. If this product were to be manufactured with a small safety tape strip on the factory line, I would certainly buy it. It appears to prevent too many mishaps based on reviews from readers. 2 years ago, I put a 1/4" tape tab on it, and it's still in good condition. Every now and then, I check it again to make sure it is still there. It has not shifted in any way. As well as the nylon sheath, I requested the Sabre company to send me a free nylon sheath to fit the magnum-size canister. A 3-part series My personal opinion is that the in1 defense spray is the best spray deterrent on the market. Combined with pepper spray, the tear gas clings to an attacker like a skunk and is very effective at disabling him. No, I was not compensated in any way by the company in order to write this review.

Issac Stafford

| Dec 18, 2020

Law Enforcement, Security, and Military departments do it all the time. The product I own has been around for about two years After two and a half years, it is still in my vehicle. I live in Chicago and it is very hot in the summer, very cold in the winter. While I know it's not meant to be kept in your vehicle, I spray it every couple of weeks Our product will be ready in 3 months so we can ensure it works and looks perfect. The only one that never The old one is going to expire, so I will buy a new one. It fortunately never came into use for me, however, the bootleg test I did where I had to spray myself and my buddy as well as perform a series of objectives, showed me that training with it is essential if you plan on using it as a self-defense weapon. I am amazed at the.

Joel Summers

| Oct 19, 2020

There is a pepper sprayer on my key ring that is the size of a purse. To avoid losing my keys, I always keep the sprayer with me when I leave a store. The protection offered here is decent. There is no way to describe this one in words. Purchasing this for a young woman who works in a convenience store was a great idea. As I mentioned, she hasn't used this yet, but it gives her an extra foot. It's not necessary to be in direct proximity to the threat you can back away at a distance to stop them from getting any closer to you. The woman in question works behind a counter and register, so I thought this would be the best option. These are a good, non-lethal way if you want to protect yourself. I've seen them work. There are not many people who are willing to approach after being sprayed with stuff like this. After I witnessed the incident, the guy screamed and fell to the ground, grabbing his face along the way, his eyes were burning, he was tearing badly with snot coming out of his nose, and his skin was all raw.

Danny James

| Nov 14, 2020

The lock feature enables you to quickly unlock it from APRIL 9 UPDATE It is 2020. Those who are lame and useless The "safety" feature of this device caused it to unload twice in my pocket. After the second time, I threw it out since I don't want to be gassed / pepper sprayed. I sprayed myself with peppermint oil. Don't do it! While the lock feature is a good idea, it has been poorly implemented. There needs to be a lot more effort involved in unlocking than there is at present. (I am sure someone who is frightened will find the strength to push it)

I carry it exclusively while riding my bike and have found the button unlocked at various points when untying my bike. I have been carrying it in my jacket and pants pockets, but it is too easily switched from the fired position to an unfired position after I geared it after a ride. My current aim is to find a good way to carry it on my bike without accidentally spraying myself, since I don't want to splash myself with it.

Emmie Chapman

| Mar 11, 2021

Sabre reaches extreme heat in every can, as I have experienced myself. It worked on me when I was sprayed with it. For the sake of peace of mind, I bought a portable one for my car. In the case of shooting it in someone's face, it will definitely slow them down so that you can escape. Keep it out of the sun as much as possible. I would keep it in your glove box or under your seat. If it exploded due to heat it would not allow you to drive.

Canaan Moyer

| Jan 14, 2021

I have lost more than a thousand dollars in wiring damage to my vehicles, plus my patio furniture has been destroyed by squirrels. There have been multiple attempts to treat rodents with sprays. You will see results for a few weeks after using this. In one caution, if you take your car in for service, you need to wash the areas you sprayed and explain your actions to the technician. As far as I know, the one inside my wife's purse has never been used.

Lian May

| Mar 16, 2021