Sabre Red Stream Pepper Spray - Mk-9

MK-9 Duty Stream Unit

The Sabre Red MK-9 is a 16 oz law enforcement pepper spray built for crowd and cell work, where an officer needs more volume and reach than a belt-size canister gives. MK-9 is the industry name for this large canister size, and Sabre pairs it with a pistol grip and a focused stream that reaches 25 to 30 feet. The label marks it as a Law Enforcement Unit, intended for law enforcement and corrections use by trained personnel.

Features

• 16 oz MK-9 Canister — The large-format can holds enough for about ten full one-second bursts.
• 1.33% Major Capsaicinoids — Major capsaicinoids are the heat-producing compounds in pepper, and this figure measures actual strength rather than just how much pepper extract is in the can.
• 10% Oleoresin Capsicum — Oleoresin capsicum (OC) is the concentrated pepper extract that carries the capsaicinoids, listed at 10% on the label.
• Stream Spray Pattern — A narrow liquid stream reaches 25 to 30 feet and is less prone to drift and blowback than a fog or cone pattern.
• Non-Flammable H2O Formula — The water-based formulation is labeled compatible with electronic immobilization devices such as conducted energy weapons.
• UV Marking Dye — An ultraviolet dye in the spray helps identify a suspect afterward under UV light.
• Pistol Grip Actuator — The handle lets you aim the can like a handgun, with a yellow slide on top of the grip and a tethered ring pin to prevent accidental discharge.
• HPLC Tested — The formula carries an HPLC Tested mark, a lab analysis called high-performance liquid chromatography that verifies capsaicinoid content.
• Dated Label — Each can is printed with its lot number, manufacture date and warranty expiration date for easy rotation.

Label Guidance And Storage

Security Equipment Corporation of Fenton, Missouri manufactures the MK-9, and its label states that training is required before use. Sabre directs users to spray in half-second to one-second bursts, never from closer than 6 feet (2 m), and never into the wind. Store the canister between 32°F (0°C) and 120°F (50°C), and check spray performance periodically before the printed expiration date.