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In 2005 I was a victim of a violent crime. This attack took place in my home. I was shot three times with a 38-caliber revolver. Had I been armed with a gun, I don’t know that I would have been able to protect myself and pull the trigger if I would have had to. There is a big difference from protecting yourself and ending another human being’s life with a weapon of mass destruction. Although it…

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Some of the most common questions, comments, concerns and fears regarding Stun Guns, Stun Devices or even Tasers are, Will it electrocute me? Or the attacker? If I use my Stun Gun on someone while they are touching me, won’t I get shocked too? The noise and crackling, buzzing sound scares me, so I am scared to own a stun device, is this a common fear? What is the difference between a Stun Gun and Taser? You need to know the effects of a Stun Gun on the body. Our nervous system sends electrical signals throughout our body. Stun Gun disrupt these signals by sending an electrical current through the body and causes the internal signals to become “confused”. When you press the device against your attacker you send a high voltage low amperage current through their body. This high voltage at a fast rate “confuses” and “disrupts” the signals being sent through the body. Disorientation and the regular neurological impulses are compromised significantly.

What is a Stun Gun?

A Stun gun is a self defense device that relies on high-voltage electricity to incapacitate an attacker. When a stun gun is activated, electricity pulses between two metal prongs located at the end of the device. Pressing the prongs into an attacker, transfers the electrical current into the body, disrupting the neurological impules in the body, attacking the muscles. This rapid electrical attack to the body causes the blood sugar within the muscles to be depleted. This process happens rapidly, to the point of muscle failure. (Picture a 5 hour workout at your highest level except this workout occurs in seconds.) One of our favorite picks is our Stun Flashlight with built in device charger – here

Stun guns are high voltage, but low amperage

It’s important to know that when using a stun gun, the electricity cannot pass back to you. It’s a common misconception that if you use a stun gun on someone, you run the risk of getting shocked as well, this is simply not true. You should also be aware that in many cases, the simple popping and crackling sound with the ominous looking electrical charge can be a deterrent.We proudly carry Stun Master Stun Guns and The Runt Brand stun guns and stun devices