Byrna LE Universal Kit - Orange

Byrna LE Kinetic Launcher Kit - The Byrna LE features a completely redesigned trigger interface and valve assembly to fire .68 caliber rounds at speed of up to 330 feet per second. The new trigger design on the Byrna LE allows for a much smoother and lighter trigger pull, providing a better experience for the shooter.

This kit does not come with chemical projectiles.

FEATURES:

• Universal "Less-Lethal" Pistol that can fire all Byrna projectiles
• .68 Caliber Projectiles (15 per Kit)
• 5-Round Magazine (2 per Kit)
• Uses 12-gram C02 (2 per Kit)
• Picatinny Rail
• Honeycomb over-molded grip for better control
• Ambidextrous safe/fire switch that allows for easy toggling for both left-handed and right-handed individuals
• Straight trigger with a 4-6 lb. trigger pull weight
• White dot sights for improved target acquisition
• PATENTED PULL-PIERCE TECHNOLOGY: CO2 is stored in the launcher unpunctured until the first trigger pull. On first trigger pull the CO2 is punctured and a projectile is launched simultaneously.
• UPGRADED WHITE DOT SIGHTS: High-Contrast bright white sights which allow for quicker acquisition in high stress situations.
• SUPER-CHARGED: Max projectile speeds of 330 feet per second.
• STANDOFF DISTANCE: Accurate at up to 60 feet.

PERFORMANCE:

• Kinetic Energy - 15.2 Joules
• Muzzle Velocity - 330 FPS
• Magazine Capacity - 5 Rounds
• Shot Capacity per C02 - 17 shots (at room temperature)
• Effective Range - 60ft
• CO2 Size - 12 Gram
• Pistol Size - Mid-sized

INCLUDES

• (1) Byrna LE Launcher
• (2) 5-Round Magazines
• (2) Byrna 12-Gram CO2 Canisters
• (1) 5-Count Tube of Pro Training Projectiles
  • Byrna Inert Projectiles do not contain any active ingredients
• (1) 5-Count Tube of Kinetic Projectiles
  • Byrna Kinetic Projectiles are manufactured from hard plastic and do not contain any active or inert ingredients
• (1) 5-Count Tube of Eco-Kinetic Projectiles
  • Byrna Eco-kinetic Projectiles are manufactured to be eco-friendly and do not contain any active ingredients. These projectiles should be kept in the container until use and should not be stored in a magazine or launcher as they are designed to degrade
• (1) Byrna Carrying Case