Bear Spray Disposal?

[OneGunTex]

Stand far enough away target practice it's fun to make it pop haha

Sent from my Pixel 5 using Tapatalk

 

[Shimmybro3]

The kids in Waco did

Sent from my Pixel 5 using Tapatalk

Janet Reno approves of this post.

 

[Aries_Ranger]

ISO used, empty bear spray canister for mocking up a DIY project.

 

[Schoolhousegrizz]

Watch this video, I had an old canister that I tested out.

 

[Rfranke]

I have a collection of bear spray from when visitors come to Montana and leave them. I had one in a car during the summer and it leaked a tiny bit and was overwhelming when I got in the car. I have heard it is not good to leave them in freezing temp. So, extreme hot and cold can degrade them from what I have seen and heard. I keep them stored inside in a closet and don't have much hesitation about carrying a can thats a few years past it’s expiration date.

I also blow off a can every once in a while for practice since I have enough that I don’t mind using one now and again.

 

[QuackAttack]

There are two answers…


just spray it downward, onto the ground away from you and stay upwind…


Or, if you really want to get all official…the technically correct answer is to get a 5 gallon bucket of soapy water, glove up, hold the canister 6 inches below the surface, and spray it. No airborne anything. Then pour water out.


Full disclosure…LEO, had to dispose of a lot of expired OC spray.

 

[mercy17]

Shooting it sounds like the best answer…

 

[Where's Bruce?]

1.3M views · 5.1K reactions | Bear Spray Seasoning - Running Wild with Bear Grylls | Bear Grylls cooking tip #346: If your omelette needs a little extra kick, add a pinch of bear spray. 🍳🐻 | By Discovery Channel UK | Facebook

Bear Grylls cooking tip #346: If your omelette needs a little extra kick, add a pinch of bear spray. 🍳🐻

www.facebook.com