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I work as a private security operative. The security solutions business that I am part of equips all of its agents adequately. But, because being a bodyguard is a very serious work responsibility, I find that it is better to work with something you have gotten accustomed to, something that has been "tried and tested", as they say.
This is why I never go on a job without my Taser X26C. I have had my unit for years. I trust it completely to help keep me and also my ward safe from any threat.
All Tasers offer the dual capability of long-range as well as close-quarter defense. Like a standard stun gun, it shoots off incapacitating electricity on contact. For long-range protection, a pair of probes connected to wires are released to get to an assailant as far as fifteen feet away.
Tasers work with special electro-muscular disruption technology designed to take any kind of enemy down irrespective of body size and pain tolerance. But, despite this highly incapacitating discharge, the gadget continues to be non-lethal and deals virtually no irreversible damage just like common stun guns.
My personal Taser is a pretty high-tech and also lightweight unit. Not just is it software-upgradeable, it also comes with a digital power magazine. This multitasking magazine powers the unit, takes note of energy use and calculates magazine life expectancy.
The moment I purchased my Taser, it came in a package which also included a soft holster, 6 cartridges, one digital power magazine, a user's guide book and other training resources, 1 practice target, as well as a carry bag.
Considering that the basic safety of a client must always come first, using stun guns and Tasers is highly recommended for individuals within my profession. When the stun gun takes a threat out, the escape of a captive could be executed. The authorities can then be informed while the threat is still down.
I recommend the Taser X26C to many of my colleagues, emphasizing its reliable take-down power. Moreover, I tell them that I'm equally impressed with its unique digital power magazine.
This is why I never go on a job without my Taser X26C. I have had my unit for years. I trust it completely to help keep me and also my ward safe from any threat.
All Tasers offer the dual capability of long-range as well as close-quarter defense. Like a standard stun gun, it shoots off incapacitating electricity on contact. For long-range protection, a pair of probes connected to wires are released to get to an assailant as far as fifteen feet away.
Tasers work with special electro-muscular disruption technology designed to take any kind of enemy down irrespective of body size and pain tolerance. But, despite this highly incapacitating discharge, the gadget continues to be non-lethal and deals virtually no irreversible damage just like common stun guns.
My personal Taser is a pretty high-tech and also lightweight unit. Not just is it software-upgradeable, it also comes with a digital power magazine. This multitasking magazine powers the unit, takes note of energy use and calculates magazine life expectancy.
The moment I purchased my Taser, it came in a package which also included a soft holster, 6 cartridges, one digital power magazine, a user's guide book and other training resources, 1 practice target, as well as a carry bag.
Considering that the basic safety of a client must always come first, using stun guns and Tasers is highly recommended for individuals within my profession. When the stun gun takes a threat out, the escape of a captive could be executed. The authorities can then be informed while the threat is still down.
I recommend the Taser X26C to many of my colleagues, emphasizing its reliable take-down power. Moreover, I tell them that I'm equally impressed with its unique digital power magazine.
About the Author:
Kharl C Robanson has been training people how to use self defense items to protect themselves for years. There are many options, like stun guns, pepper sprays and personal alarms. He offers full support and instruction on how to use the items.
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