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In the Marines, we had to sing the Marine Corps Hymn in a room filled with CN tear gas. It can be tolerated, but several people panicked and flipped out. You can breathe in, but you can't breathe out. It burns the mucus membranes and is a strong skin irritant. We had to run a mile immediately after leaving the gas chamber, which actually served to blow the remaining volatiles off. There was a lot of snot and puke on the ground, though.
I have been told that CN is miles different from OC. OC has much better ratings and most who have trained to withstand CN (prior military included) would take it multiple times before taking OC.
I plan to start carrying Fox Labs OC foam when I gig. Many times hotter than a ghost pepper.