SABRE Law Enforcement Advanced CS Military Tear Gas Mk-2 - Stream

OC And CS Stream Spray

The SABRE Mk-2 Stream is a law enforcement unit that pairs oleoresin capsicum (OC, the inflammatory agent from hot peppers) with CS military tear gas in one 1.6 oz canister. The two agents work differently: OC inflames the eyes and airways, and CS adds a strong tearing and choking effect. The stream pattern fires a narrow, directed jet that resists wind better than a fog or cone. The Mk-2 size suits duty belt carry, and the label states that users need training before deployment.

Features

• Dual OC And CS Formula — The canister lists oleoresin capsicum and CS military tear gas as active ingredients, with 0.33% major capsaicinoids and 1.5% CS.
• HPLC-Tested Heat — Pepper strength is measured by HPLC (high-performance liquid chromatography), a lab method that quantifies the actual capsaicinoids instead of relying on a heat-unit estimate.
• Stream Spray Pattern — A focused liquid stream reaches roughly 12 to 15 feet and limits blowback in moving air.
• Six One-Second Bursts — The 1.6 oz load holds about six full one-second bursts, and the label recommends half-second to one-second bursts.
• Flip-Top Safety Cap — A hinged top covers the actuator to prevent accidental discharge on the belt and flips open with the thumb when you need it.
• Non-Flammable Formula — The non-flammable carrier lets you use the spray alongside electronic immobilization devices, the conducted-energy stun tools many officers also carry.
• UV Marking Dye — An ultraviolet dye in the formula helps identify a sprayed subject for up to 48 hours afterward.
• Printed Date Codes — The label shows the manufacture date and warranty expiration, so you can check at a glance when the canister should be replaced.
• Made In The USA — Manufactured by Security Equipment Corporation in Fenton, Missouri.

Build And Use Notes

The black aerosol canister has a molded polymer flip-top head, and its grey label carries the main warnings on the front with full instructions and first-aid steps on the back. The contents are under pressure, so keep the canister below 120°F (50°C) and never puncture or burn it, even when empty. SABRE's label instructions call for training before use and give decontamination guidance for exposed subjects. Check the expiration date on the label and replace the unit once it has passed.