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Why customers choose this item
✓Spare magazine for launcher
✓Includes 7 projectiles
✓0.68 caliber projectiles
✓SL7 series compatibility
✓Pepper ball projectile kit
✓Clam pack packaging
Product highlights
Spare magazine kit designed for pepper ball launcher defensive system applications
Includes seven 0.68 caliber pepper ball projectiles for reload capability
Compatible with SL-P1C launcher platform for home defense and safety use
Provides additional projectile capacity for multiple engagement situations
Spare magazine enables faster reloads during active defensive scenarios
Clam pack packaging supports organized storage and transport of components
Product description
The Sabre SL7 Pepper Ball Launcher Spare Magazine Pepper Ball Projectile Kit 7 Count is a pepper ball refill kit designed for use with compatible pepper ball launchers.
This Sabre SL7 kit includes a spare magazine and seven 0.68 caliber pepper projectiles intended for launcher-based deployment systems. It is packaged in a clam pack and categorized within pepper spray and projectile-based defensive products. The kit is designed as a refill component for launcher systems that use magazine-fed pepper ball projectiles. This product is used for maintaining readiness of a pepper projectile launcher in home defense or training setups. In practical use, the spare magazine allows quick replacement during operation, while the included projectiles provide a measurable quantity for reload and continued use within compatible launcher platforms.
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