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    SABRE RED Aerosol Grenades

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: SECURITY EQUIPMENT CORP.
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    SABRE RED Aerosol Grenades (AG) provide a safe, practical and cost effective tool to disperse crowds, deny access and extract armed and combative subjects from confined areas. Security Equipment Corp.'s greneades are available in two sizes. The 2-ounce canister empties in just six seconds while covering approximately 10,000 cubic feet within 60 seconds. The larger 5-ounce option empties in 14 seconds and covers 22,000 cubic feet within 60 seconds. Compact, easy to carry and nonflammable, SABRE RED AG can be an excellent addition to the less-lethal arsenal.

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