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Title: Harley-Davidson Las Vegas and Byrna: Power. Freedom. Common-Sense Protection
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Byrna
URL Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hL3bMGdBPg
Published: Jul 22, 2025
Author: Byrna
Post Date: 2025-07-22 11:22:29 by Esso
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Views: 51
Comments: 10
If you ride a Harley, you understand the freedom—and the risks—that come with the open road. We introduced a less-lethal self-defense option built for riders who want real power without carrying a firearm. This isn’t just about protection—it’s about peace of mind. Whether you're dealing with road rage or just want to ride with more confidence, Byrna gives you a smart, effective way to stay safe. It’s got serious stopping power, dents sheet metal, and belongs right alongside your helmet, gloves, and boots in your everyday ride gear. What happens when Byrna brings a live range to Bike Night at Harley- Davidson Las Vegas? You get a crowd of curious riders, a whole lot of excitement, and nonstop action. This wasn’t your average bike night. Under the glow of Vegas lights, we set up a full demo range where attendees could test-fire Byrna launchers and experience the power of less- lethal protection firsthand. From seasoned riders to first-time shooters, the reactions were the same: “I love it. I need this.” Throughout the night, our team talked with attendees about why Byrna exists—to provide a self-defense option that’s powerful, effective, and doesn’t require taking a life. [That new compact CL launcher seems kind of pricey at $549.99 to $579.99, at least it doesn't have the stupid safety on it like their SD launchers. I think it uses a different caliber round than the SDs did too. I'll stick to my discontinued EP (an SD w/o safety).] Poster Comment: Looks like another No [Interesting] News day again. The Chicks on the Right lead story on their podcast this morning was a story about the slut J Lo acting like a whore at one of her shows and why women over 50 aren't allowed to act like whores. It's repair the washing machine day here. The part (pump) got here late yesterday. Everything has to come out of the laundry/half bath to be able to move it for access to the back. The only thing left is to take the laundry table apart and get it out of the way. What a pain in the ass.
Harley-Davidson Las Vegas and Byrna: Power. Freedom. Common-Sense protection
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Fuck! THAT THING IS HEAVY! I have no idea how I managed to wheel it out into the garage to rebuild the bearings and seals 20+ years ago. It's gotta be around 400+ lbs (Four Kimmys). I don't recall separating the two halves back then.
I'm a solid two hours into this. The new pump is in. I think I'm gonna leave it where it sets and leave the back off and run a load to make sure it's workin' and not leaking before I do anymore, I need a break anyway. It's gonna be a bitch getting it back into place and getting the dryer duct reconnected (Not a hose, a fixed duct). Apparently I used to be really good at making things hard to service back in the day when I installed them. I should get a job at GM Fort Wayne Assembly designing trucks. The mechanics in the field would love me. Maybe I'm just getting old and impatient. The belt looks OK, zero belt dust, but I should've gotten one anyway just to be safe. I'm gonna give this thing a whirl and see what happens. If everything works out, I should have my house unfucked by dinner time.
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