Duke Defence Military Grade CS 10% Tear Gas Chemical Projectiles .68 Caliber (1000 Count prepper bulk supply)

Duke Defence CS 10% Tear Gas Chemical Irritant Rounds – 1000 CT

Get prepared for our election year of 2024. Poss. civil war and WWIII coming. Riots and looting forecasted by all think tanks and both parties. It’s gonna be ugly. IT’S ALREADY UGLY AND NOW WE HAVE ISRAEL AND HAMAS IN A FULL SCALE WAR THAT IS BLEEDING INTO THE STREETS OF USA. And if the USD crashes, then ammo of any type will be a commodity. All prepper are stocking up by the thousands and tens of thousands.

These are the nastiest chemical irritants on the market globally. Used in over 40 countries by militaries and law enforcement for crowd control and riots. Also used globally for self defense. NOT recommended for inside use without ventilation. This is exactly the same chemical compound used by the US ATF when they raided the WACO compound. These are designed to attack the eyes and close them immediately, attack the respiratory system making it difficult to breath while throwing up and being in intense pain. Duke Defence is the absolute standard for chemical irritants and this is the only one nastier than the Extreme round. These are intended to only be used for self defense.

Duke Law Enforcement CS10 Irritant Projectiles contain 10% CS (teargas or 2-chlorobenzalmalononitrile) which we would only suggest to be used by official institutions such as police or military as a self-defense option. It is very powerful with a significant physiological shock to the intended target. The product will completely remove the targets eyesight for at least 20 minutes as well the typical other effects that teargas also has; burning sensation on the skin, impact on the respiratory system, overactive sinuses etc.

• Ingredients: WARNING: Highly irritant Ingredients: 10% CS, Inert Fillers (Aluminum Hydroxide, Talcum)
• Size, weight: 68 Calibre | 17,3mm | 3,2g – 3,4g
• Chemical Impact: Eyes extreme, Lungs High, Skin High, Physical Bruising
• Saturation: Extreme