SABRE Crossfire Pepper Gel, Maximizes Target Acquisition, Deploys At Any Angle, 18 Bursts of Maximum Police Strength OC Spray, 18-Foot Range, Gel is Safer, Belt Clip For Quick Access To Protection

This stuff still works for me. I've had two more run-ins with vicious loose dogs. The gel with the built-in plastic clip is unquestionably the best option. br>br>However, if you get the spray, it will simply blow into you and your dogs. You're then left standing there with your eyes closed. When you use gel, your chances of hitting your target increase dramatically while also reducing the amount of gel that gets on you and your dogs. Another loose pit bull was the source of my most recent incident. This dog wasn't there to say hello; he had a mission. I took the gel from my belt, aimed, and a stream (not a spray) of this goo splattered across its face. Sorry, but you're going to lose if it's between my dogs and me vs. you. While we were getting out of there, it ran into the bushes and began rolling around. It's fantastic! br>br>Update 7/30/19br>This stuff works! I went for a run- While walking my dogs, I got into an argument with one of them. Because this dog was so aggressive, I had to use the gel once more. The dog bolted into the darkness almost as soon as the steam hit it. After 20 years in law enforcement, I can assure you that this stuff is excruciatingly unpleasant for about 20 minutes. Don't get me wrong: I adore animals, but when I'm forced to defend myself or my animals, I won't hesitate; it's now 2 for 2 (the first incident involved two dogs, so maybe it's 3 for 3). I can't say enough good things about the gel stream, especially now that it comes with a built-in belt clip. Use the belt clip that's already built in. Others come with a flimsy nylon holster that closes with a Velcro flap. It takes too long to deploy when you really need it; a gel with a belt clip is the way to go. The gel, unlike the aerosol, reaches the target directly. Even the slightest breeze can easily blow aerosol back at you. This leaves you open to attack. I keep two on my belt at all times and have a backup at home. It was well worth the money. br>br>Sabre also produces a Ruger-branded version of this. Sabre recently released a product similar to the Ruger model that includes a built-in belt clip. This is an incredible gel. While walking my dogs, a pair of pit bulls appeared from nowhere. As they approached, I dumped the entire canister on them. They dashed through the park, rubbing their heads against the grass. I eventually got up and walked away. Go gel. Always opt for the gel version. Plus, it contains uv marking dye, which when exposed to UV light, causes whoever or whatever attacked you to glow in the dark. Purchase the version with the belt clip and walk confidently.

Brayan Dennis

| Sep 22, 2021

I bought a few of these for myself and as stocking stuffers. I discovered mine didn't work after carrying it for a few weeks while walking my dog at night. I wanted to see how the spray would turn out, so I gave it a shot. Wow! What a shock; thankfully, nothing happened over the next few weeks, but what if it had? I contacted the company, but they never responded (way to stand behind your product, by the way).

Joshua Hester

| May 23, 2021

  I used to buy Sabre Red in spray form until I decided to try the gel version. What a stark contrast! When spraying a threat, the gel shoots much farther and does not disperse over a large distance like the spray, so you'll need to aim a little better. For personal safety, this is a must-have!.

Emmett Richard

| Jan 07, 2021

THIS PRODUCT IS NOT WORTH BUYING, AS I HAD TO USE IT UNFORTUNATELY, WHEN A PERSON WAS,ASSULTED BY ANOTHER PERSON, IT DID NOT STOP THE ATTACKER FROM HITTING THE PERSON ON THE GROUND, THIS IS WHY I AM GIVING THIS PRODUCT A,1-STAR. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND FIND ONE THAT WILL DO WHAT IT IS SUPPOSED TO DO WITH A STAR RATING,.

Jordan Kane

| Jan 04, 2021

When you're out in public, this is a great accessory to have. We inhabit an ape-infested state. It's impossible to be too cautious. br>.

Cameron Owen

| Jan 16, 2021

I had to use Sabre Red on an assailant, which was a pain. It was a huge success. It was as if a 2x4 had been slammed in his face. It turned out to be wonderful. Why, then, am I giving this product four instead of five stars?br>I believe the non-adhesive packaging is to blame. Pepper spray should be applied with the dominant hand, which in my case is the left. The dominant hand (right hand) should be free to prepare for any subsequent tasks. If the spray fails, take additional action. This action could include switching to a lethal weapon, accessing a phone, or taking other self-defense measures. actions taken in defense br>This can's belt clip is convenient and effective. Unfortunately, it is fixed and only works with right-handed people. hand use. If the clip was reversible or had a left-hand option, I would give it five stars. Option to use your hands br>Other advantages of this product include a system that allows spraying from any angle, including inverted, which is great because it's one less thing to worry about in a stressful situation. br>The lock is a spring-loaded mechanism. Cap that has been loaded. It's fine, but I prefer other units' rotating locks. Please, Sabre, make a left-handed attack. This is a hand-made version.

Virginia Kelley

| Sep 06, 2021

I make a living by traveling. I travel throughout the United States with my dogs in tow. One night, after being awake for nearly 48 hours, I was so tired that when I finally fell asleep at the motel, I was out for 12 hours. One dog held it, the other didn't, and boy did it stink. While there was laminate flooring and dogs were permitted, they did not want the room to smell like a dog. I didn't remember to bring any air freshener with me. I rarely get 12 hours of sleep, and I rarely require it. I didn't have any other perfumes or sprays with me, either. So, to get rid of the odor, I had the brilliant idea of spraying pepper spray. I figured I'd just do a small amount of spraying. It'll turn out fine. It wasn't the case! Oh, it did a good job of getting rid of the dog smell. But I was out of breath in a matter of seconds. I felt as if I couldn't get enough air. I began to sneeze as my eyes began to water. The worst part was not being able to breathe properly. The dogs reacted in a similar way. I rushed them out as soon as they began gasping for air. Regrettably, I had to return into the room to straighten up and retrieve my belongings. It had not been a pleasant experience. I left early, so I'm hoping the effect would have subsided by 10 a. m. room service, though I never called to inquire, and I doubt I'll ever stay there again.

Marlowe Briggs

| Sep 11, 2021