PepperBall's FlashLauncher torch illuminates, hurts things
By Kyle Sherer
October 28, 2008
Sliding the safety forward activates the laser targeting on the FlashLauncher, which allows users to accurately fire within a 30-foot range
Image Gallery (3 images)October 28, 2008 PepperBall Technologies has released a 100-lumen flashlight that doubles as a semi-automatic PepperBall launcher. The 2.2-pound FlashLauncher can fire up to five projectiles that, in addition to stinging like hell, release a hot pepper powder designed to subdue any assailant.
Sliding the safety forward activates the laser targeting on the FlashLauncher, which allows users to accurately fire within a 30-foot range. The pellets are launched by compressed CO2, and a gauge on the side of the torch indicates how much juice it has left. PepperBall Technologies also offers a smaller, 12-foot range PAVA sprayer called the HotShot.
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This could be useful for home defense.
What is the ammo type/ supplier?
What is the cost per shot?
shelf life of ammo?
I will shoot intruders, but a non-lethal back-up would not be a bad idea.
kellory8th September, 2012 @ 06:37 pm PDT