SABRE 3-in-1 Magnum 120 Pepper Spray

Magnum Pepper Spray

The SABRE 3-in-1 Magnum 120 is a full-size pepper spray for people who want more than a key chain unit can give them. The can is labeled law enforcement strength. It puts out more spray per burst than Sabre's compact key chain sprays, and its wider spray pattern needs less precise aim when you are under stress. It fits a glove box, nightstand, jacket pocket or bag, and it is a common choice for drivers, walkers and anyone who wants a defensive option that does not rely on close contact.

Features

• Law Enforcement Strength — Sabre labels this formula to the same strength rating it markets to police agencies, not a reduced civilian grade.
• Twist Lock Safety Cap — Rotating the top locks the actuator so the can will not fire if it gets bumped in a bag or pocket, and turning it back makes it ready to spray.
• Wider Spray Pattern — The spray leaves the can in a wider-diameter pattern than Sabre's compact sprays, so a slightly off-center aim still reaches the target.
• More Spray Per Burst — The Magnum-size valve and canister deliver a heavier dose with each press than a key chain unit.
• Recessed Red Actuator — The red button sits inside a U-shaped cutout in the cap, which guards it and shows which way the nozzle points.
• 110 Gram Canister — The net fill is 110 grams (about 3.9 oz), enough for several bursts if more than one threat is present.
• Hand-Size Dimensions — At 6.2 in tall by 1.5 in wide and deep, the can fills a closed fist with the thumb resting on the actuator.
• Made In USA — Security Equipment Corporation, the company behind the Sabre brand, manufactures this spray in the United States.

Build and Carry

The canister is a gloss-black pressurized can marked Model M-120L-OC Police Magnum, with a black polymer twist-lock top and a red actuator. Hold it in a fist with your thumb on the red button, aim using the cutout, and press. The can is printed with a best-if-used-by date, so check it when the spray arrives and replace the unit once it passes. Pepper spray laws differ by state and city, so confirm the rules where you live and carry.