Pepper spray guns are an excellent non-lethal option for self-defense. They provide a reliable means of protection against attackers, with the added benefit of being legal in most areas where firearms are not. The JPX pepper spray gun series is a popular choice. The JPX 4 and JPX 6 are both police-grade pepper spray guns that are designed to provide maximum protection against attackers.  Below we will compare the JPX 4 and JPX 6 models to help you decide which one is the best fit for your needs.

• Handle – The JPX 6 pistol grip is smaller for easier concealment under your clothes.

• Speed to load the magazine – The JPX 6 is designed to load the cartridges faster. It is designed after the JPX 2 Laser and loads the same way. The quick attachable speed loader magazine holds 4 effective irritant loads that can be fired in succession. 

• Laser power button location – The JPX 6 laser button is mounted at the front and under the trigger. This enables the laser to be switched on faster.

• Capacity - The JPX 4 and JPX 6 cartridges hold 4 shots.

• Cost - JPX 4 is typically less expensive than the JPX 6

• Battery compartment - The JPX 6 battery compartment is larger requiring a CR2032 battery instead of 3 small LR44 batteries used in the JPX 4. The battery is also easier to install into the JPX 6 than the JPX 4.

For more information about the JPX 6 and JPX 4 and their accessories see: 

• JPX 4 LE w/ Laser Pepper Spray Gun & Accessories
• JPX 6 Four Shot w/ Laser Pepper Gun & Accessories

See other related blog posts:

• How Do JPX Pepper Guns Work
• JPX 2 vs JPX 4 Pepper Spray Gun Which One Should You Choose for Self Defense
• JPX 6 Four Shot Pepper Spray Gun with Laser Advantages and Limitations