Posts
I really like that stun devices are non-fatal and won't bring about permanent damage. Before I order stun gun products on the Internet, though, I am told I need to be positive regarding two things: that I'm all set to arm my own self with one and also know from the kinds to pick from what kind I'll be comfortable keeping.
Other individuals are very wary about using self-defense guns mainly because these require direct contact to have any kind of effect on an enemy. However I figure, normally, they are already within reach, if not grasping some part of you, thus all you need is stick the stun gadget onto a vulnerable body part.
I saw someone that was stunned. He froze in shock, yelped in pain and after that lost his own balance. It must be the muscle spasm that brings about the freezing, particularly with high voltage stun weapons, or those with an electrical power of more than a million volts.
I recall being electrocuted accidentally and the feeling must be even worse with a stun gun. It's got to be more than merely a tingle. I'm sure that getting shocked even with less than a million volts will be really painful.
Ashley, my chum, has experience with stun weapons. These are very important to him, especially flashlight stun weapons, which have a dual purpose. When he initially used one, he got lucky. He fumbled with the stun switch yet turned the light on, which beamed on his assailant's face.
The person was distracted, loosened his grasp on him, and staggered slightly. Ashley then poked the rechargeable stun device to his belly and felt him tremble and stumble right after a 2 second contact.
That is the key reason why I am targeting a very similar gray on black rechargeable fashion stun gun with flashlight. It is the size of a small electric shaver and fits right in my own hand. This possesses a LED flashlight and also packs 3.5 million volts. An integrated charger allows charging straight to a wall outlet.
I do think I'll opt for a direct purchase where Ashley obtained his instead of order stun gun products via Web.
Other individuals are very wary about using self-defense guns mainly because these require direct contact to have any kind of effect on an enemy. However I figure, normally, they are already within reach, if not grasping some part of you, thus all you need is stick the stun gadget onto a vulnerable body part.
I saw someone that was stunned. He froze in shock, yelped in pain and after that lost his own balance. It must be the muscle spasm that brings about the freezing, particularly with high voltage stun weapons, or those with an electrical power of more than a million volts.
I recall being electrocuted accidentally and the feeling must be even worse with a stun gun. It's got to be more than merely a tingle. I'm sure that getting shocked even with less than a million volts will be really painful.
Ashley, my chum, has experience with stun weapons. These are very important to him, especially flashlight stun weapons, which have a dual purpose. When he initially used one, he got lucky. He fumbled with the stun switch yet turned the light on, which beamed on his assailant's face.
The person was distracted, loosened his grasp on him, and staggered slightly. Ashley then poked the rechargeable stun device to his belly and felt him tremble and stumble right after a 2 second contact.
That is the key reason why I am targeting a very similar gray on black rechargeable fashion stun gun with flashlight. It is the size of a small electric shaver and fits right in my own hand. This possesses a LED flashlight and also packs 3.5 million volts. An integrated charger allows charging straight to a wall outlet.
I do think I'll opt for a direct purchase where Ashley obtained his instead of order stun gun products via Web.
About the Author:
Queentin A Tyler has been training people how to use self defense products to defend themselves for many years now. There are many options, like stun guns, pepper sprays and personal alarms. He offers complete help and instruction on how to use the products. Click Here
No comments:
Post a Comment