BE AWARE - 'NON LETHAL' "Blunt Impact" Family of 40mm Grenade launcher munitions

BE AWARE

SDI 's Blunt Impact Family of 40mm grenade launcher ammunition, no doubt being employed against you in the coming times.

These represent the next generation in alleged 'non-lethal' munitions in the from of low-velocity 40×46mm grenades used in the M79, M203, M320, M32 MGL grenade launchers.

These include:

BIP - Blunt impact projectile / conventional baton rounds (rubber bullets).

DNA - Forensic marking rounds.

ML - Liquid marking rounds.

MP - Powder marking rounds.

OC - Capsicum control agent.

CS - CS powder control agent.

MO - Propriatary 'Maloderant' round.

WEP - Propriatary 'Wireless Electric Projectile' that uses mini-harpoons to affix a bullet to a target’s clothing or body. The 40mm bullet contains an electrical system that releases a charge, inducing a muscle spasm that causes the target to fall to the ground helpless.

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The BIP is an effective non-lethal ammunition solution for

Homeland Security
Private Security
THE SDI ADVANTAGE
Security Devices International (SDI) believes that the competitive advantage of the BIP over other 40mm non-lethal weapon technology, is that it can be used over both short, as well as long distances, with a greater level of safety, accuracy, and reliability than competing products.

Most of the 40mm non-lethal weapon technologies on the market today, have a range of 20 meters to 50 meters. Over a close range, this ammunition can cause injury to the target, due to the force of the impact. Over a longer range, the ammunition’s accuracy degrades and the projectile can tumble, risking injury to bystanders, possible injury to the upper body, and risk of injury if an un-cushioned portion of the projectile strikes the target.

The BIP has an effective operational range of 2 meters to 80 meters. We believe that the cushioning mechanism built into the BIP allows the BIP to be used in close range situations. We also believe the aerodynamic characteristics of the BIP allow it to be used with greater accuracy over longer distances.

Although some of SDI’s competitors have various payloads, ranging from marking to OC (Oleoresin Capsicum) rounds, no other company in the less-lethal marketplace has a malodorant payload. Unique from any round in this space, SDI’s malodorant payload round contains a highly noxious medium that delivers a terrible odor. Upon impact, the pungent liquid is dispersed in a concentrated area on or around the target. This scent can be used for identification purposes and acts as a deterrent to disperse crowds.