Yup that's it..if you are looking for a good non lethal option that's it..aim just above the eyes two second bursts. It's potent. Our department has been using it since the early 90's and still uses it.
Non Lethal Force options for personal protection?
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Did you check the label by chance Smokey? I'm curious it it's the same capsaicin blend and %? I'm guessing it is since Amazon wont let me order:
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Yes that's the stuff..not sure why it says unavailable in your area..there are plenty of suppliers on lineAnother Canadian driver and 2Tap Thank this.
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Does any of the following apply to you? .....
States With Pepper Spray Restrictions New York: New York Residents may only purchase defense sprays from licensed Firearms Dealers or licensed Pharmacists in that state. Massachusetts: Massachusetts residents may only purchase defense sprays from licensed Firearms Dealers in that state. States Where Pepper Spray Have Some Restrictions Michigan: OC Pepper spray can be no stronger than a 2% concentrate. CS is the only Tear Gas accepted and can be no larger then 35 grams per can. No combination spray allowed. Wisconsin: Pepper only. No Tear gas, UV Dye or combination sprays. OC can be no stonger than a 10% solution. Can must be between 15-60 grams only. Must have safety feature. California: Canisters cannot be more than 2.5 ounces.Bean Jr., Another Canadian driver, 2Tap and 1 other person Thank this. -
Im still waffleing on getting a german shepherd or a dobermen for that reason. I just keep holding off because loseing my dakota was one of the worst experinces of my life. And im unsure how good a quality of life i can give a pup as an otr driver. Not to mention safety issues.
I miss that dog even if he tended to dig up my bed and make a nest.RockinChair, Another Canadian driver, Space Truckin and 3 others Thank this. -
I’ve never done a puppy in a truck. Both of the dogs I had I adopted, the first one was a little over a year old and my current dog was around two when I adopted her. I don’t think I could deal with puppy energy in the cab.Another Canadian driver and kemosabi49 Thank this.
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Understandable and not a bad thought but im still worried. Im a rock truck so the potential for a dog to get hurt if it jumps out while i have a door open to watch myself dumping or at someplace like a coke plant is pretty high. Maybe im parinoid but that door stays open a lot. Ah well the day i hang up my keys for a desk im getting a dog.Another Canadian driver Thanks this.
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The last thing a puppy needs is to be stuck in an OTR truck day in and day out. A day or a few days here and there would be ok and probably good training for a future truck dog, but they need to be able to run and explore their new world.Another Canadian driver, Bean Jr. and ‘Olhand Thank this.
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Got it! Just a 2oz pictured. Gonna order a 4oz also.
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Good deal, that stuff is on fire. The only thing that expires is the cannister, should last you a few years. Expiration date should be on the bottom of the container Good Luck!Opus, Another Canadian driver and Graham Cracker Thank this.
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