Summary
The Byrna Mission 4 is compatible with the complete lineup of Byrna .68 caliber projectiles, including both training and self-defense options. Each projectile type is purpose-built to provide different performance characteristics, from reusable target practice rounds to less-lethal personal defense ammunition.
Which Projectiles Are Compatible?
The Byrna Mission 4 is designed specifically for .68 caliber Byrna projectiles and is compatible with all projectiles in Byrna's .68 caliber lineup. Other projectile calibers are not supported and should never be used in the launcher.
Compatible Projectile Types
| Projectile Type | Primary Use | Color |
|---|---|---|
| Eco-Kinetic | Training and practice | Green |
| Pro Training | Training and scenario simulation | Gray/White |
| Kinetic | Training and self-defense | Gray |
| Pepper | Self-defense | Red/Gray |
| Max | Self-defense | Blue/Gray |
Training Projectiles
Eco-Kinetic Projectiles
Eco-Kinetic projectiles are water-soluble rounds designed for convenient practice and target shooting. They break down with moisture and require little to no cleanup, making them an ideal choice for regular training sessions.
Pro Training Projectiles
Pro Training projectiles contain inert powder and are intended to simulate the dispersal characteristics of defensive rounds without exposing participants to active irritants. These rounds are commonly used for training exercises and skill development.
Kinetic Projectiles
Kinetic projectiles are solid rounds that can be reused after recovery in many training environments. They provide realistic impact training and may also be carried for self-defense purposes where lawful.
Self-Defense Projectiles
Pepper Projectiles
Pepper projectiles deliver both physical impact and an irritant effect designed to help deter threats. These rounds are intended specifically for lawful self-defense situations.
Max Projectiles
Max projectiles combine pepper and tear gas compounds to provide Byrna's strongest chemical deterrent option. They are intended for self-defense use and are designed to maximize stopping effectiveness.
How to Use Compatible Projectiles
- Select the projectile type appropriate for your intended use.
- Load the .68 caliber projectiles into the Mission 4 magazine.
- Install a compatible CO2 cylinder.
- Fire the launcher as needed for training or lawful self-defense applications.
Important Considerations
- Only Byrna .68 caliber projectiles should be used.
- Projectile colors help identify the type and intended purpose.
- Training rounds should be used in controlled environments.
- Pepper and Max projectiles are intended for lawful self-defense use only.
- The effects of Pepper and Max projectiles may last up to 45 minutes.
- The Byrna Mission 4 is a less-lethal device and should not be treated as a toy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What projectiles does the Byrna Mission 4 use?
The Mission 4 is designed to use Byrna .68 caliber projectiles exclusively.
Can the Mission 4 shoot all Byrna projectiles?
Yes. All Byrna .68 caliber projectiles are compatible with the Mission 4.
Are kinetic projectiles reusable?
Yes. Kinetic projectiles can often be recovered and reused for training purposes.
Which projectiles are best for practice?
Eco-Kinetic, Pro Training, and Kinetic projectiles are all designed for training and practice.
What is the difference between Pepper and Max projectiles?
Pepper projectiles contain a pepper-based irritant, while Max projectiles combine pepper and tear gas compounds for stronger defensive effects.
Can I use projectiles larger or smaller than .68 caliber?
No. The Byrna Mission 4 is designed specifically for .68 caliber projectiles and is not compatible with other calibers.
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