Byrna BGR MAX Pepper Spray + Tear Gas | Maximum Stopping Power | Attacker Tracker UV Marking DYE Technology | Military Strength Self-Defense Stream Spray

I love this product. Always quick delivery, always reliable. I'm constantly giving mine away and buying another one or buying them for friends because they're better than regular pepper spray I had a friend tell me that he had this on his face once and it lasted for days they were in security so it was a test So I completely rely on it. I buy the big one because it feels better in the hand and it is the largest amount you can buy legally but still is comfortable in your hand and you won't run out. Plus this doesn't clog like most pepper sprays do

Well, I've never sprayed it on anybody or anything so I couldn't tell you but it's a nice and compact. I put it in my running vest. Make sure you have it super accessible or it's useless.

I use it for security work. Haven't gotten a chance to try it out yet and I'd rather not test it on myself at the moment. Other than that, pretty decent sized can and fits well in my MK 4 holster. The deployment of the can from my holster is smooth and easy and the activation of it is also very quick. Safety mechanism seems to work very well as sometimes I'd accidentally gloss over it or have an item snag on it as I sit down and so far has not sprayed at all. My only gripe is I wish the pocket clip on it would not be so easily rotatable, when I reach down to inspect or pull out the pepper spray I noticed the clip is in a different location and confuses me for a second. I end up having to readjust my grip to compensate for a new way to grab it or sometimes the clip will change in a way that actually blocks me from pulling the can out of the holster. I can probably remove the clip later on but just something I'd like to point out if you're using it in a holster.

It's Byrna. Look no further. I love this whole brand. Although the case is a little bulkier than most other pepper sprays, for duty security guys, who are carrying these on their belts or vests, this a great choice. That tear gas gives it the extra kick you want if you're dealing with a threat. Some people complain about the safety, and say things can set it off. If you exercise a minimum of awareness and care, you'll be a-okay. I have a friend who tried it on himself, and vouches for it's potency. P.S. If you want to try your pepper spray on yourself, spray it on a napkin and wipe it on your face. Avoid getting it in your eyes--there are remote chances of injury, and they grow with each new exposure. This is not medical advice ans should not be relied upon. Consult a trusted physician before doing anything this potentially stupid.

As advertised, I will be purchasing more

Cheap peace of mind to slow down a single brawler at point blank range. Fear its return use if you don't drain the can. Being pummeled with an empty can isn't as bad. Some people can't run away. So remember, one long burst of use when needed. Single use. Enough here for one motivated assailant if they are not raging on PCP (feeling no pain). Carry something else as a follow-up during grappling. Non-lethal means ingenuine protection and a poor second choice to other methods. Like that proverbial dead guy that brought a knife to a gun fight. Falling victim to an ambush always involves over whelming odds. Easy enough to carry two of these. Keep a couple spares in the car. But please note, we must keep this locked away from kids. Kids will spray themselves in their eyes point blank while fiddling. This is a vision and respiratory hazard.

Nice product with UV dye

Small enough to palm in your hand, strong enough to knock down a small bear (I figure. It did a number on the wild dogs chasing kids on the hike and bike trail). Stayed on my hands longer than I’d like, which means it will stick awhile on your target I assume.