DI-LLTAC-T Less-Lethal System

    March 2, 2017
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    The DI-LLTAC-T is a simplistic Less Lethal System that allows its user to incapacitate MULTIPLE subjects. Its gives you 200 rounds to deploy where you see fit. Its company laser sight systems allows for quick target acquisition and quad rail allows for othe accessories to be mounted, such as cameras and or flashlights to further increase its efficiency. Its compact design allows for tactical maneuvers and quick aim point. This system is perfect for LEO/Corrections officers. 

    **Full Auto option AVAILABLE**

    Package Includes

    • Semi Automatic
    • Forward 22ci Tank PKG
    • 200rd Loader

    Effective Uses:

    • Crowd Control
    • Corrections Riot Control
    • Domestic violence
    • Other 1 on 1 Less Lethal Situations
    • 1 on Many Less Lethal Situations
    • Technical Specifications
    • Operation Type: Semi-Automatic// *Upgradeable to Full Auto*
    • Ammunition Type: .*ANY .68cal 
    • Ammunition Source: 200rd Loader *450rd Loader available*
    • Range: +/- 200ft 
    • Velocity: +/- 300-400fps Set to meet your needs 
    • Air Source: Refillable, HPA Tank (22ci) 
    • Stock: Collapsible Stock 
    • Sights: Laser Guided System// *MILSPEC Accessory Compatible*
    • Warranty: 5-Year Factory Warranty on Parts and Materials// 24/7 Support

    USES: Less Lethal Alternative,Private Security, Corrections

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