Choose Equipment by Your Purpose

What are you buying for: home preparedness, a supervised program, recreational target shooting or a part for equipment you already own? Start there, then choose the department that fits.

A less-lethal platform

Browse less-lethal launchers and kits. Read the model's intended purpose and the contents of the selected listing. Milsig GD50 .50 Cal Less-Lethal Pistol and Mercury Rise IntruBuster GEN2 .68 Cal Prepared Kit are different products with different magazine and supply requirements.

A recreational airgun

Use the airgun department for sporting pistols and rifles. Choose BB or pellet ammunition and the operating system for your planned target activity. Sporting airguns are not substitutes for less-lethal force equipment.

A part for an existing setup

Start with the model and generation you own. Look for the replacement's full part identifier in Parts & Accessories. A similar photo or matching caliber is not enough to establish fit.

A supervised program

Get the coordinator's approved model, supplies and protection list before ordering. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and the program's requirements. Buying equipment does not authorize an activity or certify an instructor.

Finish the purchase list

Separate included items from additional supplies. Account for protection, storage, care and any required qualified service. Cases and powered accessories have their own fit, battery and care requirements.

Ask before filling a gap

Send the model, proposed part and unanswered question to the Contact page. Check the selected variant and current order terms once the answer is clear.

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