Mace Take Down Omni OC MK-III, Stream

Take Down Omni OC MK-III, Stream

Mace® Brand pepper spray allows you to defend yourself at a safe distance outside the arm’s reach of an attacker, giving you the chance to escape with time to reach safety.

Pepper spray is commonly referred to as OC spray, since it is made from Oleoresin Capsicum, a natural ingredient derived from hot peppers powerful enough to temporarily impair an attacker when coming in direct contact with their eyes, nose, and mouth.

Mace® Brand pepper sprays are formulated to be a safe, effective, and less-than-lethal means of personal defense that is legal in all 50 states.

MK-III​ 3026:

• Net Weight: 40 g
• Formula: 0.66% Capsaicinoids
• Spray Pattern: Stream
• Bursts: Up to 15
• Range: Up to 20 ft
• Deploys a consistent stream from any angle, even upside down
• Allows for continuous spray

MK-IV​ 4026:

• Net Weight: 80 g
• Formula: 0.66% Capsaicinoids
• Spray Pattern: Stream
• Bursts: Up to 30
• Range: Up to 20 ft
• Deploys a consistent stream from any angle, even upside down
• Allows for continuous spray

Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) is a natural ingredient derived from hot peppers that causes extreme discomfort affecting the eyes and respiratory system. UV dye invisibly marks an attacker for identification using ultraviolet light.

Since 1970, Mace® has been the original trusted brand in defense sprays. The Take Down® line of pepper sprays continues a long-standing commitment to providing quality products for law enforcement, corrections, military and security personnel.

NOTE: Before deciding to purchase a pepper spray, you should check with your local law enforcement department for specific laws on possession of, permissible uses of, and restrictions on pepper spray products in your city, county, or state.

States and Districts Where Pepper Sprays are Restricted 

• New York: Sold in pharmacies and by licensed firearms dealers. Animal sprays ordered online are legal.
• Massachusetts: Sold by licensed firearms dealers. Animal sprays ordered online are legal.
• Michigan: <35 grams per can, no stronger than 10% concentrate. No combinations.
• Wisconsin: Pepper spray only, no stronger than 10% concentrate. Safety features required. Weight allowed 15-60 grams.
• California: Weight restricted to 2.5 ounces (about 70 grams).
• Washington D.C.: You must register with the police for possession of pepper spray.