SABRE 5.0 Mk-3 Pepper Spray - Cone

Law Enforcement OC Spray

The SABRE 5.0 Mk-3 is a 2.0 oz pepper spray from the line Sabre labels its Law Enforcement Unit. It is made for officers, security staff and trained civilians who want a duty-strength canister that fits on a belt. The cone spray pattern puts out a widening cloud of droplets, so you do not need pinpoint aim to reach the face of an attacker.

Features

• 0.67% Major Capsaicinoids — The label rates strength by major capsaicinoids, the compounds that cause the burn, which tells you more than an OC percentage on its own.
• 5% Oleoresin Capsicum — Oleoresin capsicum (OC) is the concentrated pepper extract that carries those capsaicinoids, and it makes up 5% of the formula.
• HPLC Guarantee — The can carries Sabre's HPLC badge, which refers to high-performance liquid chromatography, the lab method used to measure capsaicinoid content.
• Cone Spray Pattern — The spray spreads into a cone of fine droplets that covers more of the target area than a narrow stream, though wind affects it more.
• Non-Flammable Formula — Sabre labels the formula non-flammable, so the spray will not ignite in use.
• Electronic Immobilization Compatible — The label rates the spray for use alongside electronic immobilization devices such as conducted energy weapons.
• UV Marking Dye — The back panel lists a UV light dye in the formula, which helps identify a sprayed suspect afterward.
• Flip-Top Actuator Cover — A hinged black polymer cap sits over the actuator to guard against accidental discharge.
• Mk-3 Canister, 2.0 Oz — The net 2.0 oz canister is the compact Mk-3 size, small enough to holster on a duty belt.
• Made In USA — Security Equipment Corporation manufactures it in Fenton, Missouri, and prints manufacture and warranty expiration dates on every can.

Use And Storage

The label states that training is required before use. It directs half-second to one-second bursts and warns against spraying into the wind or at anyone closer than 3 feet (1 meter). Store the can above 32°F (0°C) and keep it away from heat and open flame, since the contents are under pressure. Test the spray periodically and replace the can by the warranty expiration date printed on the label.