Duke Glass Breaking Solid Projectiles
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Product information
Duke Glass Breaking Solid Projectiles available in 50 | 125 units
Intended use: Shattering and breaking of vehicle and building glass for penetration purposes
Duke Glass Breaking Solid Projectiles are very hard, emulating ceramic balls that are used to break glass, typically the side windows of cars to gain easy access to targets inside the cars. These projectiles are typically not designed to be used on living targets they have a very specific intended use.
- Size & weight: 68 Calibre | 17,3mm | 3,8g
Duke Glass Breaking Solid Projectiles - Available in 50 or 125 unit packs.
Intended Use:
Duke Glass Breaking Solid Projectiles are specialised projectiles designed for the shattering and breaking of vehicle and building glass with precision and efficiency, primarily for penetration purposes. These projectiles are engineered to aid in emergency situations, law enforcement operations and tactical scenarios where rapid access to vehicles or buildings is required.
Key Features:
Extreme Hardness
Duke Glass Breaking Solid Projectiles are manufactured to exhibit exceptional hardness, emulating ceramic balls. This ensures effective glass shattering upon impact.
Precision and Accuracy
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these projectiles guarantee accurate and reliable performance when targeting glass surfaces, specifically side windows of vehicles.
Enhanced Safety
While these projectiles are designed for glass breaking, they are NOT intended for use on living targets. Duke Glass Breaking Solid Projectiles prioritize safety and precision in their intended purpose.
Specifications:
- Calibre: 68
- Diameter: 17.3mm
- Weight: 3.8g
Duke Glass Breaking Solid Projectiles are the trusted choice of professionals seeking a reliable solution for swift and effective glass penetration in critical situations. Please ensure responsible and lawful use of these specialised projectiles in accordance with relevant regulations and guidelines.
