Is Pepper Spray Legal in NJ? 2025 Guide

Is pepper spray legal in New Jersey? Yes—pepper spray is legal for self-defense under NJ law (N.J.S.A. 2C:39-6i), with a ¾ oz limit. Here’s your quick 2025 guide to carrying and buying it in the Garden State.

NJ Pepper Spray Laws

• Legal to Own: Yes—up to ¾ oz (0.75 oz), no permit needed.
• Carry Rules: Allowed except in schools, courthouses, airports (secured areas)—felons and minors under 18 banned.
• Bear Spray: Legal if under ¾ oz—larger canisters (e.g., 8 oz) are illegal.
• Use: Self-defense only—misuse (e.g., assault) can mean charges.

Note: Mace (chemical irritant) follows same rules—¾ oz max.

Pepper Spray in NJ

• Size Limit: ¾ oz max—fits keychains or pockets (e.g., ½ oz Pepper Shot).
• Spray Only: Gels and pepper guns aren’t restricted, but must meet size cap.
• Range: 5–10 ft—stops threats fast and safe.

Example: Late night in Newark? A ¾ oz spray keeps an attacker at bay—legal and effective.

Buy Pepper Spray in NJ

• Where: TBOTECH ships to NJ—¾ oz sprays in stock.
• Options: From $11.95—Shop Now.
• Top Picks: MACE Pocket Model, Mace Keychain—2025 ready.

Mace Pepper Spray Legal in New Jersey

More NJ Self-Defense

• Stun Guns: Legal, no permit—Shop Here.

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