I'm presently on the evening schedule and my best chum, Tammy, is encouraging me to buy a gun which is non-fatal for protection. I have to admit going for a walk through a dimly lit street makes me worried. And Tammy possesses experience with stun guns.
Considering that their effects are merely short-lived and they will not leave long-term injury, I am feeling kind of positive concerning lugging one to work. The manner Tammy describes these, an assailant will feel pain as electric shock passes through his body, go lax because of the loss of muscle control and also shed balance within just a few seconds of contact with a stun gun.
Tammy's first, a disguised stun gun, never failed to take enemies by surprise. With close to a million volts in power, it offered more than a jolt, particularly with over two seconds of contact.
Her own 950,000 volt rechargeable lipstick stun weapon with flashlight is a great entry-level personal defense tool. Its looks are misleading. It has a dual purpose and has a mild stunning effect for less danger of injuring a target unintentionally.
Cody, Tammy's brother living in Utah, carries a high voltage stun weapon. That means over a million volts of electrical power. Even with a quick burst, the effect is already sizzling and also powerful.
His 4.5 million volt cell phone stun device is made like a camera phone but it packs a wallop when you are at the receiving end of its power. Cody's enemy froze in shock once and then crumpled immediately after a two-second contact.
Father called up from his residence and had a simple advice about personal protection tools. Obtain the simplest as well as least obvious stun gun, he mentioned. A rechargeable fashion stun weapon with flashlight green lightning should be enough for me, he recommended.
Do not procure a gun for self-defense that you won't be comfortable utilizing, Father stressed. He is suggesting an ultra-thin stun device with 3.5 million volts that fits within my hand and could be charged direct to an electric outlet. It sounds very good.
Considering that their effects are merely short-lived and they will not leave long-term injury, I am feeling kind of positive concerning lugging one to work. The manner Tammy describes these, an assailant will feel pain as electric shock passes through his body, go lax because of the loss of muscle control and also shed balance within just a few seconds of contact with a stun gun.
Tammy's first, a disguised stun gun, never failed to take enemies by surprise. With close to a million volts in power, it offered more than a jolt, particularly with over two seconds of contact.
Her own 950,000 volt rechargeable lipstick stun weapon with flashlight is a great entry-level personal defense tool. Its looks are misleading. It has a dual purpose and has a mild stunning effect for less danger of injuring a target unintentionally.
Cody, Tammy's brother living in Utah, carries a high voltage stun weapon. That means over a million volts of electrical power. Even with a quick burst, the effect is already sizzling and also powerful.
His 4.5 million volt cell phone stun device is made like a camera phone but it packs a wallop when you are at the receiving end of its power. Cody's enemy froze in shock once and then crumpled immediately after a two-second contact.
Father called up from his residence and had a simple advice about personal protection tools. Obtain the simplest as well as least obvious stun gun, he mentioned. A rechargeable fashion stun weapon with flashlight green lightning should be enough for me, he recommended.
Do not procure a gun for self-defense that you won't be comfortable utilizing, Father stressed. He is suggesting an ultra-thin stun device with 3.5 million volts that fits within my hand and could be charged direct to an electric outlet. It sounds very good.
About the Author:
Peary A Lind has been training people how to use self defense items to protect themselves for years. There are many options, including stun guns, pepper sprays and personal alarms. He provides full help and instruction on how to use the items. http://www.peninsulafirearms.com
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