UMAREX PEPPER GEL CARTRIDGE FOR WALTHER PDP (RED)

The UMAREX PEPPER GEL CARTRIDGE FOR WALTHER PDP 11ML (Red 2.2050.2) is versatile and multi-purpose in its application. Several hand-held home defense devices use it, including the Walther PGS (and all its predecessors modeled after the Walther PDP pistol), the HDR 50 Home Defense Revolver, and others.

Pepper Gel details

TECHNICAL DATA
Active ingredient:           10 % OC
Spray jet type:   ballistic direct jet
Effective distance:           4,5 m
UV marking:       yes
Content:             11 ml

UMAREX Pepper gel (Red) for the Walther PGS

The real Walther PDP is the most modular and versatile pistol ever designed by Walther and comes in six variants. The Walther PGS (Personal Guard System) was modeled on the PDP and is just easy to use. Pull the trigger to generate several strong spray bursts with a range of up to 4.5 meters. A grip safety prevents inadvertent activation. The frame of the PGS is textured to give you a good grip. The used loads the propellant cartridge by means of a break barrel, and a small viewport allows one to check the color of the cartridge: The PGS pistol works with cartridges of three types, namely pepper spray (black), pepper gel (red) or plain water for training (white).

UMAREX Pepper gel (Red) for the P2P HDR 50 Launcher

Furthermore, the UMAREX HDR 50 Home Defense Revolver, which can shoot .50 caliber rubber balls, pepper balls, marking balls or chalk balls, also uses the Walther PDP pepper cartridges. Just mount the launcher on the bottom Picatinny rail and load the cartridges in the break barrel, which pivots sideways.

UMAREX Pepper gel (Red) for other Gas Pistols

Lastly, the following self-defense units can use this pepper gel:
P2P HDR 50 (.50, CO₂, < 7.5 J)
P2P HDR 68 (.68, CO₂, < 7.5 J)
P2P HDS 68 (.68, CO₂, < 7.5 J)
P2P HDX 68 (.68, CO₂, < 7.5 J)

WARNING

These products are not for novice use. They are intended for safety and defense and should be used with extreme care. Using defense products can cause damage, including injury or death. Projectiles are a ricochet hazard; exercise extreme caution when testing this product, including the use of safety goggles. Wind or air current can affect the flow and draft of pepper sprays through the air, and residue from pepper powder can get onto hands and skin; hence users must be very careful to avoid any adverse events or effects.