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Stun Guns
Straight Handle (100,000 Volt) Self Defense Stun Gun
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Curved Handle (100,000 Volt) Self Defense Stun Gun
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Straight Handle, High Power (300,000 Volt) Stun Gun
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Curved Handle, High Power (300,000 Volt) Stun Gun
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Stun Guns are Proven and effective non-lethal Self Defense
How to Stun Guns Work?
- The human brain is a signal wave generator.
- Stun guns are also signal wave generators.
- The brain's impulse signals, called "pulse waves" control all functions of
the body.
- These signals or pulse waves need to be transferred from the brain throughout
the nervous system to reach every part of the body in order to make it function
properly.
- The signals or pulse waves from a stun gun are carried from the point of contact
on the body through the human nervous system interrupting it's ability to function
properly almost instantly!
Self Defense Techniques and Information
Frequently Asked Questions About How To Use a Stun Gun
When used properly, stun guns will disable a person giving you precious time to safely leave the area. Please read this personal safety and security guide for further stun gun information.
State Laws: Stun Guns and Air Taser Use
See a list of state restrictions and laws related to self defense devices, including air tasers, taser guns, stun guns and stun batons.
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Stun Guns- Effective Non Lethal Self Defense
This hand held, electrical self defense device uses
high voltage to stop an attacker. Touching a person with the prongs
on the baton quickly immobilizes the attacker by causing intense pain
and loss of muscle control. Because the amperage is very low,
no serious or permanent injury is inflicted. They are used by police
departments, security agencies, and individuals desiring protection
against attack. They have been proven to be an excellent defensive device
as they have incredible stopping power and yet remain non-lethal. Typically
they operate on one or two 9-volt batteries and range from 100,000 volts
to 500,000 volts.
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