Defender OC Gas Dispenser Backpack

    May 1, 2012
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    The Defender less-lethal product reduces liability and provides a better alternative for correctional facilities and law enforcement officers over other obsolete less-lethal products. The Defender becomes not only an effective tool during riot control and field force applications, but also during SWAT, patrol, and correctional operations.

    • Nonflammable!
    • Safe to use with Tasers.

    The Defenders' design is compact, light weight, easy to wear, allows effortless maneuverability, and its comfortable fit reduces fatigue. It's quick and easy to refill in only 2 to 4 minutes.

    The Defender allows for easy transition from less lethal to lethal force weapons. OC units come in two different sizes and several different carrying packs to suit a law enforcement agency's needs.

    Specs:

    • Two versions: 8 inches wide by 15 inches long, another 24 inches long
    • 36-inch corrosive resistant hose
    • Filled weight approx. 11.5 pounds, 27.5 pounds
    • Holds 1+ liter of agent (OC or OC blend), 1.5 US gallons of agent (OC or OC blend)
    • Up to 50Ft Conical spray pattern
    • Refill kit included

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