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Byrna Technologies LK68300-1-ORN-PEPPER Byrna Le Pepper Kit CO2 .68 7rd Black Rubber Grips

$372.35
Brand
Byrna Technologies
Color
Orange
Capacity
7
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type
Handgun
UPC
810042113213

Overview

The Byrna LE Pepper Kit in orange is a .68 caliber non-lethal self-defense system designed for personal protection and security use. Powered by CO2, it features a redesigned trigger interface and valve assembly that delivers a smoother, lighter pull and fires rounds at velocities up to 340 feet per second. Weighing approximately 3.05 to 3.1 pounds with compact overall dimensions, the device utilizes a semi-automatic action paired with black rubber grips. This comprehensive kit includes the Byrna LE pistol, two 7-round magazines, two 12-gram CO2 cylinders, and a branded EVA travel and storage case. It also comes equipped with 15 total projectiles split across 5-count tubes of pepper projectiles, kinetic projectiles, and eco-kinetic projectiles.

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