Why Stun Guns Are Bad

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Everybody I am sure has watched Cops before and seen those videos of out-of-control "bad guys" and seen them get shocked or tased by either a stun gun or a taser. Or, for any 24 fans out there we all saw Jack shock President Logan in an attempt to subdue him and get him off of the helicopter. Well, the problem with most stun guns today is that although they are pretty small, you may want them just a little bit smaller. Maybe something just a little easier to carry around with you is all you would want.

Everyone has seen the Stun Master's and what they look like. Stun Master Stun Guns have been around for over 10 years and they have provided us with some great, high quality stun guns but some people may not like the bulkiness. Although they are not all that big, some people may want a stun gun that is easily concealable and can fit virtually undetectable in the hand of a woman or a man. This allows your attacker to approach with no fear. The element of surprise is the key here. Your attacker will drop to his knees and will never see it coming.

The reason for this sudden surprise and drop comes from the technology that stun guns possess. The new smaller ones use new cutting edge micro-technology that allows it to deliver …show more content…
The smaller stun guns are perfect for all women or men of all sizes since they are easy to carry and easy to hide. This selection of voltage should be determined based on what kind of voltage you are looking for. And another neat little feature of the palm sized stun guns is that if you do not want to keep it in your purse or your pocket, it comes with a belt clip that you can wear and it will look like a pager. This will also allow for easier access. Nevertheless, no matter which type of stun gun you want to use, smaller or bigger, higher voltage or lower voltage, the amount of volts pulsing through a bad guys body will do enough damage to get you away from a bad
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