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Product Information
Technical Details
| Part Number | 80401 |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 12 x 12 x 4 inches |
| Item model number | 80401 |
| Size | 28g |
| Color | Blue |
Additional Information
| ASIN | B0053S09VO |
| Best Sellers Rank | #47,848 in Home Improvement (See top 100) |
| Shipping Weight | 3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) |
| Date First Available | June 1, 2011 |
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Product Description
MACE PEPPER GUN uses an advanced delivery system utilizing patented Bag-in-a-Can Technology. This new system allows the pepper spray to spray like an aerosol in a continuous fashion from any angle, even when Pepper Gun is held upside down. Sprays 7 blasts up to 25 feet. Sorry, no Pepper Spray orders to New York or out of the USA
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
The unit looks decent: approximately like a real handgun. So that might serve to deter. And it feels approximately like one. The H20 test worked ok (after a couple of tries to seat the canister so that it could fire). BUT...the plastic construction is flimsy: the light is erratic and the cover of the battery well falls off as did one MACE panel on arrival. In brief, hope it works if ever needed. But could I count on it? I've no idea.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
I received this gun as a gift. The H2O canister was already loaded. It worked great. But when my 29 year old son loaded the pepper spray cartridge it sprayed everywhere, all over him and his face. I then reloaded the H2O cartridge and it did the exact same thing. We reviewed the instructions and we did everything correct. Is there a trick to loading the cartridges?
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Believe I found a good alternative to carrying a handgun outside the house with this Mace Pepper Gun, but fully support the right of others to do so. Ordered the Nylon Holster from a different supplier, and both arrived together.
The size of the gun seems very comparable to a J-frame revolver. It will easily fit in a front pocket, jeans or cargo, but that's all you'll have room for. Tried that method, but quickly went back to the holster which is very comfortable for everyday carry and have done so since receiving it a month ago. In fact, the only time I don't wear it is while sleeping, but keep it bedside.
The all metal construction is nice, not too heavy, but some internal components are cast, meaning rough edges on moving parts. My cartridge release was very difficult to use at first until I oiled it, and now works as it should. Another reviewer noted the grips are prone to falling off, and will confirm that. Recommend prying them off and super gluing back on. Thankfully mine fell off inside the house.
I feel it is very important to have the Mace logo on the grip while openly carrying. I catch a lot of curious looks from people staring down at the gun on my hip, and I don't mind, if only for promotional reasons. If not for the logo, one could mistake it for a real revolver while inside the holster which could cause unnecessary attention if you're not in an open carry state of the union.
Have used up 2 water cartridges in testing, and my son volunteered to be my moving target. I'll confirm the units will shoot 20+ feet, and up to 6 individual shots, although all my shots were within 10'. They can also be dispensed all in one spray if needed. The first water cartridge was used while he was expecting to be shot, and in some cases was able to dodge or shield it, not always. The second water cartridge I tested when he was not expecting it, and nailed him every time in the face. Didn't try nighttime tests, but the flashlight will illuminate your target. If the light was too bright, the attacker would shield his face from the light, and hence, block the spray. Am glad this model was not the strobe light version.
I keep the safety OFF at all times, as it requires firm pressure to release, a precious second of time, and the trigger requires significant force to pull, acting as a safety in itself. I've loaded and unloaded cartridges many times with no misfires whatsoever, and keep a spare in my truck. I believe the batteries will last a very long time for the flashlight.
Overall, I feel safer carrying this as I work nights as a locksmith, and also always EDC bright flashlights. The Pepper Gun gives me options that I wouldn't have with a handgun, and gun owners always recommend pepper spray as an alternative to a gun, and will work much better than a typical stun gun. I have two conventional pepper spray devices, but never carried them, as opposed to this pepper gun that I won't leave the house without. Highly recommend the nylon holster which is very well constructed, but would work fine in a purse or pocket.
Pros:
Relatively inexpensive compared to a handgun.
Easy to carry
Pepper Spray is very effective.
Multiple shots if needed.
Cons:
You'll regret not having it someday...
Don't give it anymore thought if you're on the fence about how to protect yourself.
The size of the gun seems very comparable to a J-frame revolver. It will easily fit in a front pocket, jeans or cargo, but that's all you'll have room for. Tried that method, but quickly went back to the holster which is very comfortable for everyday carry and have done so since receiving it a month ago. In fact, the only time I don't wear it is while sleeping, but keep it bedside.
The all metal construction is nice, not too heavy, but some internal components are cast, meaning rough edges on moving parts. My cartridge release was very difficult to use at first until I oiled it, and now works as it should. Another reviewer noted the grips are prone to falling off, and will confirm that. Recommend prying them off and super gluing back on. Thankfully mine fell off inside the house.
I feel it is very important to have the Mace logo on the grip while openly carrying. I catch a lot of curious looks from people staring down at the gun on my hip, and I don't mind, if only for promotional reasons. If not for the logo, one could mistake it for a real revolver while inside the holster which could cause unnecessary attention if you're not in an open carry state of the union.
Have used up 2 water cartridges in testing, and my son volunteered to be my moving target. I'll confirm the units will shoot 20+ feet, and up to 6 individual shots, although all my shots were within 10'. They can also be dispensed all in one spray if needed. The first water cartridge was used while he was expecting to be shot, and in some cases was able to dodge or shield it, not always. The second water cartridge I tested when he was not expecting it, and nailed him every time in the face. Didn't try nighttime tests, but the flashlight will illuminate your target. If the light was too bright, the attacker would shield his face from the light, and hence, block the spray. Am glad this model was not the strobe light version.
I keep the safety OFF at all times, as it requires firm pressure to release, a precious second of time, and the trigger requires significant force to pull, acting as a safety in itself. I've loaded and unloaded cartridges many times with no misfires whatsoever, and keep a spare in my truck. I believe the batteries will last a very long time for the flashlight.
Overall, I feel safer carrying this as I work nights as a locksmith, and also always EDC bright flashlights. The Pepper Gun gives me options that I wouldn't have with a handgun, and gun owners always recommend pepper spray as an alternative to a gun, and will work much better than a typical stun gun. I have two conventional pepper spray devices, but never carried them, as opposed to this pepper gun that I won't leave the house without. Highly recommend the nylon holster which is very well constructed, but would work fine in a purse or pocket.
Pros:
Relatively inexpensive compared to a handgun.
Easy to carry
Pepper Spray is very effective.
Multiple shots if needed.
Cons:
You'll regret not having it someday...
Don't give it anymore thought if you're on the fence about how to protect yourself.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
2.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointed
The pepper gun was suppose to shoot twenty feet. It only shot five feet. It was suppose to fire eight times. It only fires twice.
Published 3 hours ago by Nancy
5.0 out of 5 stars
This listed as one of the top 5 self defense weapons ever
Great self defense weapon that can be carried concealed. Everyone in our family carries one all the time. Get one!
Published 1 month ago by Thomas M Louis
5.0 out of 5 stars
Security
I own firearms however, I purchased these items for defense against animals after recently being attacked by 2 Pit Bulls. Read more
Published 1 month ago by MMiller252
3.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointed
Item shipped brand new in sealed package but yet still discovered some defects. The safety would not work at all, it was hitting something inside the gun itself, one of the screws... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mike
4.0 out of 5 stars
light won't turn off
This gun works and will be useful in many cases and the fact that it is reloadable is it's best feature. Read more
Published 3 months ago by joemamma
5.0 out of 5 stars
good for aggressive dogs.
Just came back from a two hour road bike ride and I used it on very agressive dogs and it worked!!. Do not get me wrong I love dogs and know that I won't cause them any serious... Read more
Published 11 months ago by Raul Lara Piedra
