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We are living in a world that is becoming increasingly more dangerous. It’s important to be prepared for any situation, so it’s no wonder that the market has been flooded with self-defense devices.
One of these products is a stun gun. This can be used by law enforcement and civilians as an alternative to lethal measures when faced with non-compliance or aggression from another human being. As such, it is one of the most popular weapons available on the market today. They come in all shapes and sizes – some claiming to pack much more power than others.
A stun gun is a non-lethal weapon that relies on electric current to momentarily incapacitate an attacker. It works by sending high voltage, low amperage electricity through the body of whoever holds it, delivering enough power to temporarily disable them without causing any permanent harm. This type of device can be used as an alternative measure when faced with dangerous situations.
High voltages don’t matter as much as the current running through it (which means amps). This explains why many lower voltage stun guns marketed towards those who want “more power” have similar effects to their competitors’ lower voltage products.
The use of a stun gun is not lethal, and it will only disable an attacker for seconds. However, if the victim falls during this time or there are other hazards nearby in the area (such as stairs), they could get seriously injured. It’s important to be aware of your surroundings before using one of these devices on someone else.
People who have a pacemaker or other heart-related medical device should never use this type of weapon. It can cause the device to malfunction, which could lead to death.
While there are no significant long term or permanent side effects, some people suffer temporary burns when they get zapped with a stun gun. The marks will be the same as a burn from an iron. It might not look good, but it’s nothing serious that requires medical attention.
Most stun guns work with a contact surface area, and the clothes will not prevent them from working. The only time it may be ineffective on an attacker is if they are wearing thick clothing that covers all their skin areas. In these cases, there’s really nothing you can do to stop the attack – but as long as your assailant has any exposed flesh in between his or her clothes then you’re safe with a stun gun!
Pain is part of the defense mechanism of a stun gun. If you’ve ever been accidentally shocked , you know that it’s a different kind of pain than being burned, but the sensation is very unpleasant and may be enough to make someone go limp.
Pain from an electrical shock can range anywhere from a slight tingle all the way up to feeling like you’ve been hit by lightning. The intensity depends on how much power was in the stun gun – if it has less power (less than 4 Milliamps) then most people will feel like they have been struck by static electricity and won’t experience any lingering effects other than just the initial blast of pain.
However, with more powerful devices delivering around 4 to 5 Milliamps, there is potential for some serious injury including burns and muscle twitching which could cause someone to fall down.
Its not the voltage, it the amperage that makes a stun gun effective. High-voltage doesn’t matter if there is no current of electricity running through it. In other words, you have to use enough amps (current) for it to be effective.
The higher voltage stun guns that are marketed as being more powerful are usually not much stronger than many of the lower voltage devices on the market, they just use marketing to make them seem that way.
Stun guns work on the nervous system. The voltage does not carry through skin contact. You will not get shocked if someone is touching you when you zap them.
There is no specific stun gun marketed for protecting dogs, but you want to use a stun gun with some reach, such as stun batons. Some are over 17 inches long and let you repel an aggressive dog without getting too close to them.
There are many strong stun guns on the market. When it comes to deciding which type you should get, go by reputation of the brand and company selling the stun gun. and how long the brand has been around.
As an example, the Runt stun gun has been around for over 14 years.
In conclusion, the stun gun is an excellent non-lethal self defense tool. It can disable a potential assailant long enough for you to get away or call law enforcement if necessary. Similar to other weapons, though, you must be responsible with the device and use it only where permitted by law.
I started selling non-lethal self defense products, like stun guns, pepper spray, personal alarms, diversion safes, self-defense keychains, knives and hidden cameras at gun shows over 20 years ago. For the past 9 years I've been selling on the Internet. There isn't much I don't know about these types of products. So, don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions.
