SABRE Law Enforcement CS Tear Gas Mk-4 - Stream

Sabre Mk-4 CS Stream

This is SABRE's law enforcement CS tear gas in the Mk-4 duty size, a canister built to ride in a belt holster and come out quickly during a use-of-force encounter. CS is the military-grade tear gas compound that irritates the eyes, skin and airways. The stream pattern puts it on the subject as a concentrated, directed jet rather than a cloud. The label marks it for law enforcement and corrections use, and it is intended for officers who carry an issued or approved chemical agent on duty.

Features

• CS Tear Gas Formula — The active ingredient is orthochlorobenzalmalononitrile, the CS compound used as a military tear gas, at a listed 1.5% concentration.
• Stream Delivery — A focused liquid jet travels farther and is less affected by wind than a fog, with a listed effective range of 12 to 15 feet.
• 3.3 oz Mk-4 Canister — The Mk-4 size is a common duty-belt format, large enough for repeated bursts while still fitting a standard holster.
• UV Marking Dye — An ultraviolet dye in the formula shows up under UV light, which helps identify a subject after contact.
• Non-Flammable Formula — The spray will not ignite, so the label rates it compatible with electronic immobilization devices such as conducted energy weapons.
• HPLC Potency Guarantee — SABRE tests each batch by high-performance liquid chromatography, a lab method that measures the actual strength of the active ingredient.
• Flip-Top Actuator — A hinged cap covers the button to prevent accidental discharge on the belt and flips back with the thumb when needed.
• Made In USA — The canister is manufactured in the United States, as printed on the front label.

Use And Handling

The label directs half-second to one-second bursts sprayed ear to ear across the subject's eyes, up to three bursts, from no closer than 3 feet (1 m) to avoid blow-back. SABRE requires training before use, and the canister carries a QR code linking to its product instructions and decontamination guidance. Store it between 32°F and 120°F (0°C to 50°C), check spray performance periodically, and replace the canister by the expiration date printed on the label.