Perimeter defense alarm.

Youtube ^ | Feb 2019 | Taofledermaus

[kaintucky]

12 Gauge Perimeter Trip Alarm*

Made of 6061 Aluminum, this unit utilizes a spring-loaded firing mechanism and a trip trigger. When the trigger is disturbed while loaded with a 12 gauge Flash Bang, the unit will discharge. This device is compatible with flares and pepper gas depending on situation and requirement.

Fithops.com

[kaintucky]

I do not work for this company, have any financial interests in or own this product. In my non-professional opinion it should not be used as an anti-personnel weapon. It does have value as an effective alarm system using non-lethal signaling devices only.

[PapaBear3625]

Even a “non-lethal” flash-bang shell has the potential to cause physical injury, for which the owner will be held liable.

[z3n]

using the eyelet screw looks like a great idea. Cheap but effective.

I’m skeptical about the cotter pins though. Tension is required to pull that thing out. Seems to work well in the video and you certainly wouldn’t want them slipping out too easily. Sometimes those little sukers realy stick in pretty hard

[SERKIT]

Is this endorsed by Joe Biden, like he instructed Jill to deter home invaders?

[bigbob]

Used as intended, great device.

Used with improvised or homemade shells, be prepared to surrender a sizeable amount of your money and/or freedom or both.

What a dumbass. A straight review of the product as it was intended to be used would have been fine, but probably wouldn’t have garnered 2.7 million views on YouTube.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

If you follow the three S philosophy there will be no liability.

[PapaBear3625]

I’m thinking that if an emergency responder has legitimate reason to enter the property, and gets injured by the device, the owner would have big issues.

[King_Corey]

South Texas has a little wild pig/boar problem. All of them would be set off 1st night by a sounder cruising through the area. Would sound like WW3 in the back wooded area behind our pasture.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

I agree that he would.

[kaintucky]

I was backpacking a few years ago and ran into a pack of 4 adults and a mess of littluns. Passed about 20 yards away. Luckily I had the wind in my favor. Dropped my ruck and got next to a good climbing tree. Had 4 more days of tough going to get home. Had an electronic perimeter alarm system. Kept my hk handy as a last resort. Might give the fithops system a try. The flashbang will make it tough on their night vision.