Ballistol Pepper-KO RSG is a large-capacity 125 ml pepper spray that delivers a directed jet at a range of up to 4 metres.
Ballistol Pepper-KO RSG is a large-capacity 125 ml pepper spray that delivers a directed jet at a range of up to 4 metres. Its formulation contains 11% natural Oleoresin Capsicum pepper extract. The RSG cap complies with the technical supply requirements applied to official irritant spray devices and is designed for secure handling with gloves and in reduced light. Suitable for use Increasing personal safety Deterring attacking dogs and other dangerous mammals Carrying during security or outdoor work Longer walks and hiking Users requiring a larger-capacity defensive spray Operation while wearing gloves Low-light environments Carrying in a compatible belt holster or equipment pouch Emergency use where permitted by applicable law Why choose Ballistol Pepper-KO RSG 125 ml? Large 125 ml capacity Narrow, directed jet Spray range of up to 4 m Contains 11% natural Oleoresin Capsicum Contains 0.9% capsaicin by weight according to the safety data sheet Complies with technical authority supply requirements for RSG devices Extra-wide grip opening for gloved operation Two-colour cap is easier to identify in poor lighting Finger stop helps prevent the index finger from covering the nozzle Less airborne dispersion than a broad fog spray Biodegradable liquid formulation Requires no batteries Technical specifications Product type: Pepper spray Contents: 125 ml Spray pattern: Narrow directed jet Spray range: Up to 4 m Pepper-extract concentration: 11% Oleoresin Capsicum Capsaicin concentration according to the safety data sheet: 0.9% by weight Cap type: RSG Grip opening: Extra wide Cap design: Two colour Nozzle protection: Integrated finger stop Container: Pressurised aerosol can Area of use: Outdoors or in a well-ventilated area Country of origin: Germany Supplied with Ballistol Pepper-KO RSG 125 ml pepper spray A belt holster, safety spiral and training spray are not included. Frequently asked questions What does RSG mean? RSG is an abbreviation of the German term Reizstoff-Sprühgerät, meaning an irritant spray device. According to Ballistol, this model complies with the technical supply requirements applied to official irritant spray devices. How does the RSG cap differ from a standard Pepper-KO cap? The RSG cap has an extra-wide grip opening that is easier to operate while wearing gloves. Its two-colour construction is easier to identify in poor lighting, while the finger stop reduces the risk of covering the nozzle with the index finger. Does it produce a jet or a fog? It produces a narrow jet with a range of up to four metres. The jet allows more precise application and creates less airborne dispersion than fog, although it requires more accurate direction. Is this product restricted to police or security personnel? The RSG cap was developed with official technical requirements in mind, but the manufacturer does not describe the product as being restricted exclusively to professional users. Possession, carrying and use are governed by the laws of the country concerned. How should the spray be used in an emergency? Hold the can securely and direct the jet towards the attacker’s facial area only when defensive action is necessary and legally justified. Consider the wind direction. Move to safety as soon as possible and contact the emergency services. Can it be used indoors? The safety data sheet specifies outdoor or well-ventilated use. Although the jet disperses less than a fog spray, the irritant can still affect the user, bystanders and the surrounding room. What should be done after accidental exposure? After eye contact, rinse the open eyes thoroughly with clean water and obtain medical advice if necessary. Wash affected skin with water. After inhalation, move the exposed person to fresh air. Seek immediate medical assistance if breathing difficulties, an allergic reaction or persistent irritation develops. Is it suitable for use near people with asthma? Capsaicin aerosol can irritate the respiratory tract and may cause an allergic reaction or asthma-like symptoms in susceptible people. Use it only during an unavoidable emergency and obtain medical assistance if breathing difficulties occur. How should the aerosol be stored? Keep it out of the reach of children in a well-ventilated location. Protect it from sunlight, hot surfaces, sparks and open flames. Do not expose the can to temperatures above 50 °C, pierce it or burn it, even after use. When should the can be replaced? Regularly inspect the container, nozzle and printed expiry date. Replace the spray after use, if the can is damaged or leaking, or when its marked service life has expired. Safety information Signal word: Danger H222: Extremely flammable aerosol H229: Pressurised container may burst if heated H319: Causes serious eye irritation H335: May cause respiratory irritation EUH208: Contains 0.9% capsaicin and may cause an allergic reaction Keep out of the reach of children Avoid breathing the aerosol Do not spray towards an open flame or other ignition source Do not pierce or burn the container Protect from sunlight and temperatures above 50 °C Use only outdoors or in a well-ventilated area Read the label before use When is the Ballistol Pepper-KO RSG 125 ml the right choice? This model is suitable for users who prefer a larger reserve and a secure RSG cap instead of a compact pocket spray. The wide grip opening, finger stop and two-colour design make it particularly practical for gloved handling and security or outdoor work. A 40 or 50 ml Pepper-KO spray is more convenient for discreet everyday pocket carry. Due to its larger size, the 125 ml RSG model is better carried in a compatible belt holster or equipment pouch. Pepper gel may be easier to control in windy areas or where airborne dispersion should be minimised. Expert recommendation Handling the RSG cap should be practised with an inert training spray of the same shape. This allows the user to learn the grip, spray direction and gloved operation without exposure to an irritant. Never use the live pepper spray for training. Carry the spray in the same easily accessible location and regularly confirm that its nozzle is clean and its container undamaged. Do not leave the aerosol in a vehicle during warm weather, as the interior temperature can quickly exceed 50 °C. Its purpose is to create an opportunity to move away from danger and call for help. Large-capacity pepper spray with an RSG cap Ballistol Pepper-KO RSG 125 ml combines an 11% OC formulation, a directed jet reaching up to four metres and a cap compliant with official technical requirements. Its larger capacity and glove-friendly design suit users who require more reserve and a more secure grip than a conventional pocket spray provides.
Ballistol Pepper-KO RSG is a large-capacity 125 ml pepper spray that delivers a directed jet at a range of up to 4 metres. Its formulation contains 11% natural Oleoresin Capsicum pepper extract. The RSG cap complies with the technical supply requirements applied to official irritant spray devices and is designed for secure handling with gloves and in reduced light. Suitable for use Increasing personal safety Deterring attacking dogs and other dangerous mammals Carrying during security or outdoor work Longer walks and hiking Users requiring a larger-capacity defensive spray Operation while wearing gloves Low-light environments Carrying in a compatible belt holster or equipment pouch Emergency use where permitted by applicable law Why choose Ballistol Pepper-KO RSG 125 ml? Large 125 ml capacity Narrow, directed jet Spray range of up to 4 m Contains 11% natural Oleoresin Capsicum Contains 0.9% capsaicin by weight according to the safety data sheet Complies with technical authority supply requirements for RSG devices Extra-wide grip opening for gloved operation Two-colour cap is easier to identify in poor lighting Finger stop helps prevent the index finger from covering the nozzle Less airborne dispersion than a broad fog spray Biodegradable liquid formulation Requires no batteries Technical specifications Product type: Pepper spray Contents: 125 ml Spray pattern: Narrow directed jet Spray range: Up to 4 m Pepper-extract concentration: 11% Oleoresin Capsicum Capsaicin concentration according to the safety data sheet: 0.9% by weight Cap type: RSG Grip opening: Extra wide Cap design: Two colour Nozzle protection: Integrated finger stop Container: Pressurised aerosol can Area of use: Outdoors or in a well-ventilated area Country of origin: Germany Supplied with Ballistol Pepper-KO RSG 125 ml pepper spray A belt holster, safety spiral and training spray are not included. Frequently asked questions What does RSG mean? RSG is an abbreviation of the German term Reizstoff-Sprühgerät, meaning an irritant spray device. According to Ballistol, this model complies with the technical supply requirements applied to official irritant spray devices. How does the RSG cap differ from a standard Pepper-KO cap? The RSG cap has an extra-wide grip opening that is easier to operate while wearing gloves. Its two-colour construction is easier to identify in poor lighting, while the finger stop reduces the risk of covering the nozzle with the index finger. Does it produce a jet or a fog? It produces a narrow jet with a range of up to four metres. The jet allows more precise application and creates less airborne dispersion than fog, although it requires more accurate direction. Is this product restricted to police or security personnel? The RSG cap was developed with official technical requirements in mind, but the manufacturer does not describe the product as being restricted exclusively to professional users. Possession, carrying and use are governed by the laws of the country concerned. How should the spray be used in an emergency? Hold the can securely and direct the jet towards the attacker’s facial area only when defensive action is necessary and legally justified. Consider the wind direction. Move to safety as soon as possible and contact the emergency services. Can it be used indoors? The safety data sheet specifies outdoor or well-ventilated use. Although the jet disperses less than a fog spray, the irritant can still affect the user, bystanders and the surrounding room. What should be done after accidental exposure? After eye contact, rinse the open eyes thoroughly with clean water and obtain medical advice if necessary. Wash affected skin with water. After inhalation, move the exposed person to fresh air. Seek immediate medical assistance if breathing difficulties, an allergic reaction or persistent irritation develops. Is it suitable for use near people with asthma? Capsaicin aerosol can irritate the respiratory tract and may cause an allergic reaction or asthma-like symptoms in susceptible people. Use it only during an unavoidable emergency and obtain medical assistance if breathing difficulties occur. How should the aerosol be stored? Keep it out of the reach of children in a well-ventilated location. Protect it from sunlight, hot surfaces, sparks and open flames. Do not expose the can to temperatures above 50 °C, pierce it or burn it, even after use. When should the can be replaced? Regularly inspect the container, nozzle and printed expiry date. Replace the spray after use, if the can is damaged or leaking, or when its marked service life has expired. Safety information Signal word: Danger H222: Extremely flammable aerosol H229: Pressurised container may burst if heated H319: Causes serious eye irritation H335: May cause respiratory irritation EUH208: Contains 0.9% capsaicin and may cause an allergic reaction Keep out of the reach of children Avoid breathing the aerosol Do not spray towards an open flame or other ignition source Do not pierce or burn the container Protect from sunlight and temperatures above 50 °C Use only outdoors or in a well-ventilated area Read the label before use When is the Ballistol Pepper-KO RSG 125 ml the right choice? This model is suitable for users who prefer a larger reserve and a secure RSG cap instead of a compact pocket spray. The wide grip opening, finger stop and two-colour design make it particularly practical for gloved handling and security or outdoor work. A 40 or 50 ml Pepper-KO spray is more convenient for discreet everyday pocket carry. Due to its larger size, the 125 ml RSG model is better carried in a compatible belt holster or equipment pouch. Pepper gel may be easier to control in windy areas or where airborne dispersion should be minimised. Expert recommendation Handling the RSG cap should be practised with an inert training spray of the same shape. This allows the user to learn the grip, spray direction and gloved operation without exposure to an irritant. Never use the live pepper spray for training. Carry the spray in the same easily accessible location and regularly confirm that its nozzle is clean and its container undamaged. Do not leave the aerosol in a vehicle during warm weather, as the interior temperature can quickly exceed 50 °C. Its purpose is to create an opportunity to move away from danger and call for help. Large-capacity pepper spray with an RSG cap Ballistol Pepper-KO RSG 125 ml combines an 11% OC formulation, a directed jet reaching up to four metres and a cap compliant with official technical requirements. Its larger capacity and glove-friendly design suit users who require more reserve and a more secure grip than a conventional pocket spray provides.
