spray that cold steel makes, called inferno?
A-
Sabre Red, Cold Steel's Inferno and Fox Labs are the top three pepper spray manufacturers.
Sabre Red is the better known brand. It has been around for many years and it is trusted by many law enforcement agencies. It is effective at neutralizing an opponent. Like any other OC spray, it may not work against people under the influence of drugs. The Gel configuration makes it less likely to be blown back towards the user and it sticks more to the attacker than liquid spray.
Fox Labs is another well known pepper spray brand. According to people that have been sprayed with both Fox Labs and Sabre Red, Fox Labs burns the skin more, but that doesn’t mean it incapacitates more as both have similar blinding effects on attackers. The stream format has good reach but there’s a chance of wind blowing it back at you.
Cold Steel Inferno 2.5 oz $16.97
Cold
Steel’s Inferno has a good reputation as well. It also contains black
pepper, which causes a sneezing reaction, forcing more of the product
into the airways. This is particularly nasty and Inferno is indeed
pretty strong. The foam configuration can be particularly sensible to
wind, although the jet is pretty strong and the product sticks well to
the attacker.Basically, its about what you like best. Sabre Red has a great reputation and I feel their standards are very high but any of the three brands is likely to be equally effective against an attacker.
FerFAL
Fernando “FerFAL” Aguirre is the author of “The Modern Survival Manual: Surviving the Economic Collapse” and “Bugging Out and Relocating: When Staying is not an Option”.
3 comments:
It seems that there are two types of pepper sprays. The first kind sprays a cone and has a reach of about 3m, the second kind sprays a narrow beam and has a reach of 6m. At least that's what I was offered when I went to a shop to buy some.
Which kind do you recommend to carry around in every day live?
Buy some Hornet spray at your local hardware or food store, then test the stream on a tree or rock (or a hornet nest). And if it gets down into body armour, it is ..ah.. very uncomfortable.
P. S. Caution: It is also flammable....
Thanks
Post a Comment