that was the plan, but now he doesn’t want to carry it. You can lead a camel to water...
I guess the punch in the face wasn't hard enough.
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Posted December 10 2018 - 09:06 PM
that was the plan, but now he doesn’t want to carry it. You can lead a camel to water...
I guess the punch in the face wasn't hard enough.
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Posted December 10 2018 - 09:12 PM
Many attacks are avoided by simply walking away. The OC isn't a guarantee to stop an attack. It's definitely going require a little training to develop a skill to use it.
If you do use OC, learn to run quick.
Yes, when possible it's always best to avoid a confrontation. On the flip side knowing when the "trigger" point has been reached and deploying whatever means of self-defense you have available to you at a point where it can be effective is also a key element in surviving a situation. Sometimes being preemptive is really the only avenue to surviving a situation. If you wait for the physical attack to occur you may very well find yourself behind the eight ball with no possibility of avoiding being crushed.
This is something that is lost on many. The idea that you never strike first is a recipe for getting crushed if you're confronting a serious attacker.
Posted December 10 2018 - 10:07 PM
NEW YORK: Legal with restrictions. - The possession of "self-defense sprays" by persons who are not felons or who have been convicted of an assault, 18 or over for the protection of person or property and its otherwise lawful use is legal. "Self-defense spray" is defined as "a pocket-sized spray device which contains and releases a chemical or organic substance which is intended to produce temporary physical discomfort or disability through being vaporized or otherwise dispensed in the air or any like device containing tear gas, pepper spray or similar disabling agent".
There are certain labeling requirements. Sales require both a seller's license and the completion by a purchaser of a registration form. New York residents may only purchase defense sprays from licensed Firearms Dealers or licensed Pharmacists in that state. No more than two sprays may be sold at any one time to a single purchaser. Section 265.25 (14) and (15).
Posted December 11 2018 - 05:35 AM
NEW YORK: Legal with restrictions. - The possession of "self-defense sprays" by persons who are not felons or who have been convicted of an assault, 18 or over for the protection of person or property and its otherwise lawful use is legal. "Self-defense spray" is defined as "a pocket-sized spray device which contains and releases a chemical or organic substance which is intended to produce temporary physical discomfort or disability through being vaporized or otherwise dispensed in the air or any like device containing tear gas, pepper spray or similar disabling agent".
There are certain labeling requirements. Sales require both a seller's license and the completion by a purchaser of a registration form. New York residents may only purchase defense sprays from licensed Firearms Dealers or licensed Pharmacists in that state. No more than two sprays may be sold at any one time to a single purchaser. Section 265.25 (14) and (15).
Posted December 11 2018 - 10:22 AM
One for you and the wife. He knows how to take a punch.Thanks for that. Now we know we can only buy 2 per person. I may still get it for him.
Posted December 15 2018 - 03:38 PM
Thanks for that. Now we know we can only buy 2 per person. I may still get it for him.
Just to make sure you are clear...
You can only buy two at a time, but as I understand the regulation you can go back the next day and buy two more and so on and so on...
Posted December 15 2018 - 03:54 PM
Yes thank you. I picked some up on Thursday.Just to make sure you are clear...
You can only buy two at a time, but as I understand the regulation you can go back the next day and buy two more and so on and so on...
Posted December 15 2018 - 04:03 PM
Which shop and type of OC?Yes thank you. I picked some up on Thursday.
Posted December 15 2018 - 04:04 PM
T and T has them for sale. I don’t know what OC means.Which shop and type of OC?
Posted December 15 2018 - 04:07 PM
LOL... It's the chemical in pepper spray... oleoresin capsicum.T and T has them for sale. I don’t know what OC means.
Posted December 15 2018 - 04:09 PM
Says OC Pepper/ UV Dye.LOL... It's the chemical in pepper spray... oleoresin capsicum.
Posted December 15 2018 - 04:14 PM
Check the expiration, and shake it before use. Cops being dicks would spray a small amount in the AC vents in the marked unit as a ribbing.Says OC Pepper/ UV Dye.
Posted December 15 2018 - 04:30 PM
date is good for a few yearsCheck the expiration, and shake it before use. Cops being dicks would spray a small amount in the AC vents in the marked unit as a ribbing.
Posted December 15 2018 - 04:40 PM
I carried the OC upside down in the leather case. It was for various reasons. My Sergeant by accident discharged OC in the face and eye during arraignment. The judge was a female. I remember responding to the court to assist. The memo was out to remind all personnel to keep the OC upside down in the leather case.date is good for a few years
Posted December 15 2018 - 04:43 PM
good tip. The one I purchased has a spring loaded flip up cap to prevent accidental discharge. The other one I bought has a spin topI carried the OC upside down in the leather case. It was for various reasons. My Sergeant by accident discharged OC in the face and eye during arraignment. The judge was a female. I remember responding to the court to assist. The memo was out to remind all personnel to keep the OC upside down in the leather case.
Posted December 15 2018 - 06:11 PM
Picked up 2 at DSI. You have to fill out a form from the state with a copy of your driver's license and SS number
Posted December 20 2018 - 08:35 AM
Yes, when possible it's always best to avoid a confrontation. On the flip side knowing when the "trigger" point has been reached and deploying whatever means of self-defense you have available to you at a point where it can be effective is also a key element in surviving a situation. Sometimes being preemptive is really the only avenue to surviving a situation. If you wait for the physical attack to occur you may very well find yourself behind the eight ball with no possibility of avoiding being crushed.
This is something that is lost on many. The idea that you never strike first is a recipe for getting crushed if you're confronting a serious attacker.
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