SABRE Red Phantom Evaporating Fog Delivery Tear Gas - Mk-9

Phantom OC Fog, MK-9 Size

The SABRE Red Phantom MK-9 is a 16 oz law enforcement OC canister. OC means oleoresin capsicum, the concentrated extract of hot peppers. It discharges an evaporating fog rather than a narrow stream, which suits crowd control and cell extraction, where agencies need to cover an area instead of hitting one face. A pistol-grip actuator lets officers aim it like a handheld tool and hold it steady during a sustained deployment.

Features

• 1.33% Major Capsaicinoids — The strength rating counts the capsaicinoids, the compounds that actually cause the burning effect, which says more about potency than a raw OC percentage does.
• HPLC Guarantee — The label carries SABRE's HPLC mark, meaning the heat level is confirmed by high-performance liquid chromatography, a laboratory test that measures the active compounds directly.
• Evaporating Fog Delivery — A fine fog spreads across an area, and the evaporating formula leaves less residue to clean up after use.
• Rated 12 to 15 Foot Range — The fog reaches roughly 12 to 15 feet, and the label instructs users not to spray anyone closer than 6 feet (2 meters).
• 16 oz MK-9 Canister — MK-9 is the large crowd-control size, giving far more volume than a duty-belt unit for longer or repeated deployments.
• Pistol-Grip Actuator — A full handle with a thumb-operated trigger sits on top of the can, held safe by a ring-pull pin you remove before spraying.
• Non-Flammable Formula — The label states the formula is non-flammable and compatible with electronic immobilization devices, the conducted-energy weapons many officers also carry.
• UV Marking Dye — An ultraviolet dye in the formula marks anyone sprayed so they can be identified later under UV light.
• Made in USA — Manufactured in the United States by Security Equipment Corporation, the company behind SABRE.

Label and Handling

The black aluminum canister is marked as a Law Enforcement Unit and carries manufacture and expiration dates on its lot sticker, so check the date and replace the unit once it expires. The back label specifies training before use, warns against spraying into wind, and lists first-aid and decontamination steps. Contents are under pressure, so store the can below 120°F (50°C) and above 32°F (0°C). Check your state and local regulations on large-format OC before ordering.