RGun Rubber Balls .50 Cal 100 Pcs Home Defense Ammunition | RGun
RGun .50 cal rubber ammunition (100 pcs pack) for home defense. High-density kinetic rubber projectiles for .50 caliber defensive handguns and revolvers.
The RGun .50 caliber rubber balls (100-piece pack) are high-density less-lethal home defense ammunition engineered specifically for defensive handguns and revolvers chambered in .50 caliber (12.7 mm).
Molded from a heavy-duty rubber compound with smooth surface finishing and precise roundness, these kinetic ammunition rounds provide stable flight paths, consistent velocity, and significant stopping energy transfer upon target contact. They represent a cost-effective and dependable defense solution for home security and tactical practice.
Technical specifications:
Brand: RGun
Product Type: Less-lethal home defense rubber ammunition
Caliber: .50 cal (12.7 mm)
Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
Compatibility: .50 caliber home defense pistols and revolvers
Material: High-density synthetic rubber compound
Color: Black
Weight per ball: approx. 1.3 - 1.4 g
Reusability: Reusable for practice after inspection
Application Standard: Home defense, less-lethal tactical training, and defensive target practice
Package contents:
1x Pack of 100 RGun .50 cal home defense rubber ammunition (Product Code / SKU: 27497)
Usage and care instructions:
Load rubber ammunition into the cylinder or magazine of your .50 caliber defense firearm without forcing.
Ensure all projectiles are clean and free of dirt, oil, or debris prior to loading.
Intact projectiles may be wiped clean and reused exclusively for target practice.
Inspect ammunition before reuse; discard any scratched, chipped, or deformed balls to prevent barrel obstruction.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat to preserve rubber elasticity.
Safety warnings and legal compliance: Less-lethal rubber ammunition for .50 caliber home defense firearms. Fully compliant with European General Product Safety Regulations (GPSR). Mandatory impact-rated safety eyewear (ANSI Z87.1 / EN166) must be worn during target practice. Never shoot directly at person's face or eyes. Keep out of reach of children.