Usage Instructions
To employ the Defender Ballistic 100ml Extreme Defense Tool, remove the safety cap and aim the nozzle at the attacker’s torso or lower limbs, maintaining a distance of 2–5 m. Depress the trigger for a continuous stream or release short bursts as needed. In high‑risk confrontations, multiple short bursts can create a rapid escalation of the irritant effect, potentially resulting in lethal incapacitation when used on vulnerable targets. After discharge, replace the safety cap and secure the device in a readily accessible location for immediate re‑use.
Safety Guidelines
Always wear protective eyewear when handling the tool. Do not point the nozzle toward the sky, by‑standers, or in the direction of a strong wind, as the chemical plume can be blown back onto the user. This tool can cause severe respiratory distress, intense pain, and prolonged blindness; use only when a lethal response is justified. Keep the canister out of reach of children and unauthorized personnel. In the event of accidental exposure, flush eyes and skin with copious amounts of water for at least fifteen minutes and seek medical attention immediately.
Description
The Defender Ballistic 100ml Extreme Defense Tool is a powerful chemical irritant formulated to incapacitate threats quickly and effectively. Its tightly projected stream reaches up to five metres, delivering a potent mixture that induces tears, pain, temporary blindness, and a burning sensation on the skin. While primarily classified as a non‑lethal defense solution, the severity of its effects can become lethal under certain conditions, making it suitable for extreme defense scenarios where maximum deterrence is required.
Key Features
DESCRIPTION
The Defender Ballistic 100ml Extreme Defense Tool discharges a tightly projected stream with a range of up to 5 m. It provides approximately 30 seconds of continuous discharge or up to 25 short bursts. Avoid discharging into a headwind and never direct the stream at the attacker’s face when wind conditions could cause back‑drift.
Ballistic Direct Stream Defense Tool (also known as mace) contains a chemical compound that irritates the eyes to cause tears, pain, and temporary blindness used in policing, riot control, and crowd control. Its inflammatory effects cause the eyes to close, taking away vision.
This temporary blindness also allows officers to more easily restrain subjects and permits people using the tool for defense an opportunity to escape.
Although considered less‑than‑lethal, it has been deadly in rare cases.
The effects of this defense tool are far more severe, including temporary blindness of the culprit which lasts from 15–30 minutes. Moreover, it causes a burning sensation on the skin which lasts from 45 to 60 minutes.
Specifications:
- Type: Less‑than‑lethal chemical irritant used for defense, policing, riot control, and crowd control
- Discharge: Tightly projected stream with a range of up to 5 m
- Capacity: 100 ml canister with approximately 30 seconds of continuous discharge or up to 25 short bursts
- Effects: Causes tears, pain, temporary blindness, and a burning sensation on the skin
- Temporary Blindness: Lasts from 15‑30 minutes
- Burning Sensation: Lasts from 45‑60 minutes
- Use with caution: Avoid discharging into a headwind and direct spray at the attacker’s face
- Non‑lethal: Although considered less‑than‑lethal, it has been deadly in rare cases
- Effectiveness: Can help restrain subjects and provide an opportunity to escape in defense situations.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the Ballistic Direct Stream Defense Tool 100 ml is a less‑than‑lethal chemical irritant that can be effective for defense, policing, riot control, and crowd control. It can cause temporary blindness and a burning sensation on the skin, which can provide an opportunity for restraint or escape. However, it should be used with caution, and direct spray at the attacker’s face should be avoided in headwind conditions. While generally considered non‑lethal, it has been deadly in rare cases.
Legal Notice: For lawful use only. Not intended to harm. Follow local regulations. Keep away from children. Use responsibly.
