When it comes to pepper spray laws, Montana is among the friendliest places there is. The state has vanishingly few if any restrictions concerning civilian acquisition, possession, and use of defensive sprays in self-defense. Civilians may select any typical non-injurious formulation, and carry any quantity that suits their purposes. Furthermore, the purchasing of pepper spray […]
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It is a sad state of affairs in Virginia. What was once a solid and dependable state concerning the Second Amendment and self-defense, in general, has, in the past decade been infiltrated and laid low by a duplicitous leftist sentiment that has resulted in a sharp increase in the number of anti-gun laws on the
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Louisiana is another highly permissive state when it comes to civilian carry and overall possession of defensive sprays. Civilians may have any formulation they choose so long as it is not designed to inflict serious bodily injury or death, and similarly may carry any quantity that serves their purposes. One should know, however, that due
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Pennsylvania is a state with hardly any pepper spray laws to speak of on the books, and aside from a definition for “tear or noxious gas”, and its related use in the busting of labor disputes, it does not restrict citizens from purchasing, possessing, or using in self-defense defensive sprays of any kind or quantity.
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Maine just so happens to be a very safe state, and also a very permissive state when it comes to the use, possession and purchase of defensive sprays. Maine allows citizens to purchase and use any kind of defensive spray that they see fit, including OC and tear gas-based varieties. Any size of dispenser is
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Massachusetts is a state of contrasts when it comes to pepper sprays. On the one hand, there are copious restrictions regarding who can sell it, under what circumstances it can be bought, and who can be in possession of it with regards to criminal background and other factors. On the other hand, Massachusetts levies no
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In what will probably be a surprise to some of our readers who are serious students of self-defense, Illinois, a state that is rightly infamous for its dim view of citizens’ rights to self-defense and absolutely oppressive firearms laws, is in fact very liberal when it comes to ownership and carry of pepper spray and
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Alabama is a state that is extremely friendly towards the possession and carry of self-defense sprays, including pepper spray. In Alabama, you may purchase any variety or size of pepper spray that you choose and carry it pretty much anywhere without prohibition. However, you should know that Alabama classifies the misuse of pepper spray as
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Alaska is a vast and rugged wilderness for the most part, and very much the last remaining American frontier. The people of Alaska value self-reliance, hardiness and handling one’s own affairs, and the states statutes reflect that especially when it comes to weapons, including defensive weapons like pepper spray and other chemical sprays. Alaska places
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In spite of, or perhaps because of, the rest of California’s heinously strict weapons laws, pepper sprays (or what California calls tear gas weapons) face very little restriction in the grand scheme of things. The only major obstacles to ownership and carry being a general prohibition on any size greater than 2.5 oz., and a
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