PepperBall TCP mini-pistol fires pepper-filled balls and can be used for self-defense. (Photo: PepperBall)
Pepperball is now offering its TCP, the first-ever mini-pistol sized launcher, to consumers for personal protection.
The new PepperBall TCP is 7.5 inches in length, weighs approximately 21 ounces, and holds a 6-round magazine. It is designed to be a versatile option for personal defense situations and law enforcement or military tactical applications.
The non-lethal launcher is capable of firing the standard PepperBall round or VXR projectiles. The round projectiles are accurate out to 60 feet, and the extended-range VXR projectiles can be used for direct impact out to 150 feet. The TCP can be used for even longer ranges when deploying PepperBall’s to saturate an area with PAVA powder.
The launcher uses either CO2 or nitrogen as a power source allowing it to function even in extremely cold weather conditions. MSRP for the TCP Consumer Kit is $399.99 and includes one (1) launcher, two (2) universal magazines that feed both round or VXR projectiles, and one (1) hard case. Both the round and VXR projectile refill kits will be offered to consumers as well.
PepperBall began shipping the TCP launchers on May 17. For consumer TCP and accessories, shop at pblifelite.com. To review PepperBall’s complete line of products, visit www.pepperball.com.
