The Mace Security International Muzzle Bear Attack Defense Spray is a powerful magnum fogger delivering a powerful blast of bear spray formula that shoots up to 35 feet. Essential gear for hiking and camping trips and for those living in states with active bear populations.
Features
- Finger Loop Handle
- 10% OC Pepper Bear Safe Formula
- Power Fogger Pattern
- Empties in 6 seconds
Dimensions, Weight and Safety
- Approx. 9" h x 2" w
- 10% Pepper Extreme Stream (Aerosol)
The Mace Brand Hot Pink Purse pepper spray model sprays in a stream pattern, has up to 5 bursts and has a 10 foot range. It is 100% TSA/FAA compliant for checked baggage airline travel. For any questions, please check with the airline.
Effects:
Mace Brand Bear Spray is a formulation of Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Bear Safe Formula, a natural ingredient derived from hot peppers that is EPA regulated. Upon contact, OC Pepper causes the membranes of the eyes, nose and lungs of a bear to engorge and the result is the temporary loss of sight, restriction of breathing and a painful burning sensation. USE: To use the Mace Brand Bear Spray, pull off the orange safety wedge on the top of the grip. Be ready to spray the bear by pressing down on the actuator button on the top of the hand grip. (Check out our bear spray holster for easy carrying).
Use:
To use the Mace Brand Purse model pepper spray, remove the protective cover and position your finger on the actuator button. You are now ready to spray the assailant by pressing down on the actuator button.
Storage:
Store in cool dry areas away from heat, flame or strong sunlight. Do not store where temperature may exceed 120°F/50°C such as an enclosed vehicle, which can cause spray canisters to leak from over pressurization and fail to function properly. Do not store in cold environments below 32 degrees F/0 degrees C, which can cause depressurization and the loss of effective range.
Expiration:
Mace Brand pepper sprays have a shelf life of three years from the date of manufacture and each unit is labeled with an expiration date. An expired unit will not have the amount of pressurization needed to spray properly. Expired units should be disposed of in accordance with all local, state and federal regulations. We recommend purchasing a new unit every two to three years to make sure you are always safe!