68 Cal(1% OC+4% PAVA) Pepper Balls,nanometer Ultrafine Powder, Diffusion Radius Increased by 80%, Special Fracture Groove Design,Laser Mirror Seamless Welding,Compatible All .68 Pepper Ball launchers

Son buenas para defensa

These, along with their companion nonetheless weapon, are great for protection where regular firearms are not allowed!

The 68 Caliber Pepper Projectiles (1% OC + 4% PAVA) are a noteworthy addition to any self-defense toolkit. These ultrafine powder blend pepper balls feature laser welding technology, ensuring a leak-proof design that enhances safety during storage and use.In terms of performance, the combination of 1% Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) and 4% PAVA provides a potent deterrent against potential threats. The formulation is designed for compatibility with all .68 caliber pepper ball launchers, making it a versatile choice for users looking to upgrade their defensive measures.Quality is evident in the construction of these projectiles. The advanced welding technique minimizes leakage risks, which is a common concern with traditional pepper balls. This attention to detail not only boosts reliability but also instills confidence in users when deploying these projectiles.From a pricing perspective, these pepper projectiles offer solid value considering their effectiveness and safety features. Users seeking dependable self-defense options will find this product reasonably priced compared to competitors in the market.Overall, the 68 Caliber Pepper Projectiles stand out for their innovative design, effective formula, and user-friendly compatibility. They are an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their personal safety arsenal.

Great product. Same effectiveness as name brand. Just as sturdy. Works great in my Byrna Launcher

They work quite well

MANUFACTURE PACKAGING ADEQUATE☒YES☐NOALL PRODUCT ACCESSORIES INCLUDED AND FUNCTIONAL☒YES☐NOPRODUCT AESTHETICS AS ADVERTISED☒YES☐NOPRODUCT FUNCTIONALITY AS ADVERTISED☒YES☐NOPRODUCT DURABILITY AS ADVERTISED (INITIAL)☒YES☐NOPRODUCT DURABILITY AS ADVERTISED (LONG TERM*)☐YES☐NO☒NOT YET DETERMINED*LONG TERM DURABILITY WILL BE UPDATED IF PRODUCT DISPLAYS A NOTABLE ISSUE.These appear to fit a .68cal paintball marker.They currently are untested in durability to cycle and effectiveness; in truth I am not sure how to test the latter without causing myself deliberate discomfort. I do intend to test the inert versions to determine if they cycle in a standard paintball marker electric hopper.Overall, my rating is for advertised fitment and reasonable pricing, if at some point I find they do not work as advertised or worse yet are defective, I assure you, I will report back.

The MoFaQiu “Pepper Projectiles - Self Defense Pepper Projectile Rounds for Compatible 0.68 Cal launchers, (1% OC+4% PAVA) Pepper Spray Balls, Laser welding without Leakage. It is Safer to use” works well. I used them in combination with my wrist rocket slingshot. The powder disperses widely, which could affect both an intruder and myself at close range. I use steel shot; therefore, if I encounter an intruder, I would use this as my warning shot and follow up with a steel ball if they do not move quickly enough.

You need to know your weapon prior to shooting these and my own advice to me (and you if you want to take it) is try the inert projectiles in a practice session and keep the equivalent pepper for real world scenarios. Yes you are trusting that the pepper disperses the same way you’ve seen the inert powder do but they seem identically made except for the powder content. My concern about testing the pepper is that I don’t have wide open areas around me nor do I want even a slight wind to take the pepper beyond an area I can control.So that’s my thought on this but your environment might be different.I shot the inert against a hard wood surface and each projectile shattered with good dispersion. I know some suggest to aim at a bad guys chest or whatever but after your test with inert you might want to aim and hit a harder object close to the target if circumstances permit in a real world scenario. My tests were with a Umarex HDB 16J at 12 feet. Again, weapon and power and distance will determine your own best approach.I like these inerts. I also assume I’ll like the pepper version but hope I never find out.I hope you found this information helpful 👇