Mission 4 Bundle by Byrna

$899.99 USD

~~$899.99 USD~~ $899.99 USD

SHOT DESCRIPTION

Introducing the next level of home-defense badassery. Previously available only to law enforcement agencies, the re-engineered Mission 4 by Byrna is the ultimate high-capacity solution to defend your property or just having fun in the backyard.

THE MISSION 4 WOW FACTORS | RE-ENGINEERED FOR MAXIMUM
PERFORMANCE & CAPACITY

KIT DETAILS

(1) Mission 4 Launcher
(1) C02 Adapter + C02 Stock
(1) Byrna Rifle Bag ($100 Value)
(2) 19-rd Coupled Magazines
(1) Accessory Kit (Extra o-rings, allen key, lubricant)
(4) 88g C02 Cartridges
(2) 95ct Byrna Kinetic Projectiles
(2) Year Warranty

FEATURES

.68 Caliber Projectiles (190 included)
Uses 88-gram CO2
Quad Picatinny Rail
Foregrip for Better Control
Two Position External Safety Switch
Folding Front and Rear Sights for Improved Target Acquisition
Anodized Orange Fully Aluminum Charging Handle
Fully Pneumatic Operation - Does not use batteries or electronics
Durable Magnesium Receiver
AR-15 Style M-LOK Shroud
Integrated Sling Mounts
High Performance In-line Bolt System
High Performance Anodized Orange Barrel with Muzzle Brake
Gas On/Off Slide Valve - Allows the user to disconnect the C02 source from the launcher

PERFORMANCE

Muzzle Velocity - 325 fps / 221 mph*
Kinetic Energy - 14.7 joules *
Shot Capacity per C02 - 55 shots**
Effective Range - 100 ft
C02 Size - 88 gram
Magazine Capacity - (2) 19 rounds

*Average first 10 shots
**At room temperature

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