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Although many people are aware that pepper spray exists, some do not know that pepper spray guns exist. They are a nice self-protection option for homes everywhere.
With pepper spray guns, a round can travel around 300 feet per second. This is a very quick speed when you are trying to defend yourself or your home. The rounds can travel 150 feet or more for each round. This means that you do not
even have to be close to an attacker or potential attacker for the round to hit him or her.
Pepper spray guns have been deemed very safe by police departments and the Military. The guns do not have the kickback motion upon firing that many traditional guns do, and they typically do not do lethal damage. They are also not very loud when they are fired.
Traditional pepper spray is very volatile. If you spray it at someone who is attacking or planning to attack you, the spray can get into your eyes as well. This becomes a problem since you don’t want to temporarily blind yourself at the same time you are blinding your attacker or potential attacker. You want to be able to recall details about the person who is committing the crime against you, and you cannot get very many details when you are temporarily blinded. The nice thing about pepper spray guns is that you can shoot them from such a distance as to not have to worry about the spray cloud getting into your eyes.
Pepper spray guns tend to be somewhat lower in price than traditional guns, so they are a good option to purchase if a self-defense item is needed while working with a tight budget.
The rounds that fit in pepper spray guns can be a bit pricier than that of traditional guns. Also, because the rounds and the guns themselves are in high demand right now, it can take a while to receive the weapon and ammunition.
In some states, there may be regulations as to how many ounces of pepper spray you can carry on your person at any one time. You may also need to have a concealed weapon permit to carry a pepper spray gun. The rules pertaining to guns and pepper spray guns vary from state to state, so calling your local law enforcement agency to verify legal requirements is a must.
As is the case with all weapons, you must make sure that your pepper spray gun does not get into the hands of children. You do not want your child or any child shooting pepper spray rounds at others or themselves.
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