Summary
The Byrna CL XL is designed to operate exclusively with .61 caliber projectiles. Using Byrna-approved rounds ensures proper function, consistent performance, and safe operation.
Key Takeaways
- The CL XL uses .61 caliber projectiles only
- 0.68 caliber projectiles are not compatible
- Byrna offers multiple projectile types for different uses
- Kinetic projectiles are reusable
- Third-party projectiles should not be used
Overview
The Byrna CL XL is engineered specifically for .61 caliber projectiles, which are manufactured to precise specifications for reliable feeding, consistent velocity, and safe operation.
Byrna produces a range of projectile types designed for training, practice, and self-defense. Each type serves a different purpose, from inert simulation to chemical deterrence.
Use of non-Byrna or third-party projectiles is not recommended, as they may not meet design tolerances and can result in malfunctions or potential damage.
How It Works
Projectiles are loaded into the CL XL magazine and propelled using CO2.
- Kinetic and training projectiles function through impact or visual simulation
- Chemical projectiles release irritants upon impact to deter threats
Compatibility
Compatible
- .61 caliber Byrna projectiles
Not Compatible
- 0.68 caliber projectiles
- Third-party or non-Byrna projectiles
Use Cases
- Training: Pro Training Projectiles, Kinetic Projectiles
- Practice: Kinetic Projectiles
- Self-Defense: Pepper Projectiles, Max Projectiles
Compatible Byrna Projectile Types
1. Pro Training Projectiles
- Filled with inert powder
- Designed to simulate a chemical cloud without irritants
- Color: Gray or White
- Use: Training only
2. Kinetic Projectiles
- Solid plastic construction
- Reusable
- Designed for impact-based deterrence
- Color: Gray
- Use: Training and self-defense
3. Pepper Projectiles
- Filled with pepper irritant
- Can cause irritation effects lasting up to 45 minutes
- Color: Red/Gray
- Use: Self-defense only
4. Max Projectiles
- Blend of pepper and tear gas irritants
- Designed for maximum stopping effectiveness
- Color: Blue/Gray
- Use: Self-defense only
Frequently Asked Questions
What projectiles does the CL XL use?
.61 caliber Byrna projectiles only
Can I use 0.68 caliber projectiles?
No, they are not compatible
Can I use third-party projectiles?
No, only Byrna-approved rounds are recommended
Which projectiles are best for training?
Pro Training or Kinetic projectiles
Which projectiles are best for self-defense?
Pepper or Max projectiles
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