You’re walking to your car in a dim lot, or you’re a security guard doing rounds after dark, and someone starts moving toward you with intent. Every second they close that gap is a second you don’t get back. Most self-defense tools require them to be right on top of you before you can do anything about it. That’s not protection—that’s a last resort.
Who This Is Best For: This is for people who understand that distance is safety. Security guards who need a professional-grade tool that backs up their presence. Solo walkers, joggers, and commuters who want to stop a threat before it becomes a grapple. Rideshare drivers and delivery workers who can’t always control who approaches their vehicle. If your daily routine puts you in unpredictable proximity to strangers, this changes the equation in your favor.
Why This One: If you’ve been comparing stun guns to TASER devices and wondering if the price difference is worth it, here’s the simple answer: a stun gun means direct contact. The Pulse 2 means you can stop someone from 15 feet away, before they’re ever close enough to touch you. That’s the entire point of this device.
Key Features & Benefits
- 15-foot cartridge range — stop a threat before they’re within arm’s reach, not after
- 50,000-volt output — enough to override muscle control and drop an attacker’s ability to keep coming at you
- Rechargeable lithium battery — no scrambling for replacement batteries, just plug in and it’s ready
- Soft sleeve holster included — carry it comfortably on your belt or bag, ready to draw fast
- Built-in laser targeting — aim with confidence instead of guessing under pressure
Comparison Table
| Feature | Standard Stun Gun | Pepper Spray | TASER Pulse 2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $20-$40 | $10-$20 | $399.99 |
| Effective Range | Contact only | 8-12 feet, wind-dependent | 15 feet |
| Best For | Close-range backup | Quick deterrent | Standoff protection |
| Ease of Use | Simple, but risky up close | Simple, weather affects accuracy | Point, aim, fire—no direct contact needed |
Practical Details
The TASER Pulse 2 is legal in most U.S. states, but a handful restrict or regulate TASER devices differently than stun guns—check your local laws before ordering. Keep the lithium battery charged and store the unit in the included soft sleeve holster to protect the contacts. Each purchase includes the device, holster, USB charging cable, and practice cartridges so you can train before you ever need it for real.
If keeping distance between you and a threat matters to you, the Pulse 2 is built around that exact idea. Add it to your cart, or browse the rest of our stun gun and TASER lineup to compare your options.
FAQ
Is the TASER Pulse 2 legal to carry?
It’s legal in most U.S. states for civilian use, but a few states and cities have specific restrictions on TASER-brand devices. Check your state and local laws before purchasing to confirm you’re clear to carry.
How is this different from a regular stun gun?
A stun gun requires direct contact with the attacker’s body. The Pulse 2 fires cartridges up to 15 feet, so you can stop someone before they get close enough to grab you. That standoff distance is the main advantage.
What happens after I fire a cartridge?
Each cartridge is single-use. Once fired, you’ll need to reload with a new cartridge to fire again. Many owners carry a spare cartridge or two, and the device can also function as a direct-contact stun gun if cartridges run out.
Do I need to practice with it before relying on it?
Yes. The included practice cartridges let you get comfortable with the laser targeting and trigger before you’re ever in a real situation. Familiarity matters—you want muscle memory, not guesswork, when it counts.










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