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It fit firmly. I ended up giving this holder to my son and went back to using my stinger minimalist holster. I can see about getting it back long enough todo another video showing how much movement it has.

Im not sure where your from but we don’t have any of those restriction where I live and travel. The Byrna for me fills the same gap as a cops taser. But without the fear or hassle of dead or shorted out batteries. The Byrna uses readily available consumables. Gas cartridges and solid projectiles can be purchased almost anywhere paintball supplies are sold. Which is about every other store in my area. Pepper balls are available at just about every sporting goods store around here. Teargas is the only projectiles that have to be ordered but not difficult to get. My daughter a few years ago was being attacked by a dog across the yard and I was able shoot the dog without repercussions. Its just a situation a pew pew could not have been used safely or without repercussions. A Byrna or any launcher for that matter has its purpose and is not going to be the best choice for all situations. Just like a pew pew is not the best choice for all situations. But for selfdefense in the majority of situation in my area is going to do the job. The mirror site in a lot of situation is enough to deter an attacker. The fact its less lethal your less likely to hesitate to use it when a situation arises. In my area a lot of people open carry and its known that most people conceal carry. So we don’t have much in the way of random violent crime here.

@@mumbles1justin yeah I'd rather carry one of these than nothing at all but you live in a free state so you wouldn't really understand that we don't even have the option to carry the real thing which I would always choose over any other gimmick. And no you can't just buy the pepper balls in the store here or even order them online they won't ship. Shit even most of the outdoor stories here don't even sell firearms at all only places like turner's, Bass pro shop and Big 5 have anything at all. I don't even think the Walmart near us sells ammo anymore and if they do it's an extremely small amount. The main point being even though it's a less than lethal weapon it's still restricted here and if one were to even end up having to use it you would still get in tons of trouble making it nearly pointless. Might as well carry bear spray, it's not legal either but it's a lot harder for the woke DA to try and get you on attempted murder and gun charges over a fucking CO2 powered plastic marble launcher.

@@neeGrowsCarryAIDS Sorry to hear that. Im curious is crime prevalent in restricted areas like that?

@@mumbles1justin you better stop it with that pattern recognition otherwise *(((THEY)))* will get angry.

When the on /off switch is in the on position, the laser should automatically turn on when the trigger guard is flipped down, revealing access to the trigger. If the switch is in the off position it will prevent the laser from turning on when the trigger guard is in any position. If you have one of the rechargeable models I think I had to fully charge that one before it would activate at all. After the first charge I never had any issues with it. Another thing to check is that the silver plunger switch on the side extends out and isn't catching or binding then the trigger guard is flipped down or in the forward position.

The reason I shut it that was to represent dropping it from a ladder or dropping it down stairs. In a commercial environments it’s inevitable those two things will happen more than once. And Klein tools are marketed towards the commercial trades.

no I didn’t. I sent the Seek reveal back & Replaced it with the Seek Shotpro. The refresh rate is not as fast as the Reveal was but for superior when it comes to documenting jobs. It doesn’t have the issues the Seek Reveal did. So I guess in one since yes I got around the glitch by completely replacing it with a different model Seek thermal camera. I would recommend the Seek Shot Pro over the Reveal. I’ve been using the shop pro for years now and its definitely more reliable.

One the laser turns on automatically as soon as the trigger guard is flipped out of the way. Byrna’s puncture CO2 cartridge anytime the triggers is pulled whether it’s in safety or in fire. So this prevents cartridges from accidentally being punctured went off body cared as I do. Two I was grateful for the lasers when my daughter was being attacked by a dog across the yard. I agree this setup may not be for everyone. But for now this is my preferred setup. Edit- I don’t completely understand your logic behind the projectile size. it’s a single projectile. Not a shotgun, So how is a laser not helpful?

With a name like reefer monster you are probably the coolest definitely not lame person ever... lmao 🤣 🤣 🤣

Its a laser sight, a trigger guard and IWB holster all in one. When the trigger guard is flipped away from the trigger the laser turns on automatically.

Justin T where did you get it

Amazon www.amazon.com/dp/B083ZJF6S2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_8PZ0YJYE47A748DTJ66K?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 thestingertools.com/products/stinger-hl-1-trigger-guard-concealment-red-laser-sight-system

The spec’s say >15Hz. www.thermal.com/uploads/1/0/1/3/101388544/revealpro-sellsheet-usa.pdf