Description: If price is your main concern, then this is the stun gun for you. Low prices and high stopping power, the Thunder Stun offers the best of both worlds. Non-Lethal. Before you order a stun gun, please make sure they are legal where you live. Features: - The size of THUNDER-STUN is very small but it is very powerful - A strong electronic discharge incapacitiates the assailant - It has an effect even though thick layers of clothing - It does not leave any psychological or physical damage - A security device prevents accidental discharges - THUNDER-STUN is suitable for entrepreneurs, taxi driver, guards and shop assistants, gas station attendants, employees of restaurants and bars, kennel attendants, women etc. - For general self-protection Effectiveness: - For 0.5 seconds, will startle assailants giving some pain, muscular contraction and shock. - For 1~2 seconds, will cause muscle contraction and dazed mental state. - For 2~5 seconds, will cause loss of balance and muscle control. Total mental confusion and disorientation leaving him of her dazed. Specification: - Output voltage : 200,000 ~ 750,000 Volts. - Size : 14 x 6 x 2.8cm. - Weight : 160g. - Color : Black
STUNNING DEVICES ARE ILLEGAL IN THE FOLLOWING STATES: HAWAII MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN NEW JERSEY NEW YORK RHODE ISLAND WISCONSIN
STUNNING DEVICES ARE ILLEGAL IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES AND COUNTIES: ANNAPOLIS, MD BALTIMORE, MD BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD CHICAGO, IL DENSION / CRAWFORD COUNTY, IA (*According to Sheriff Tom Hogan*) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PHILADELPHIA
jlbmw2002 said: Non-Lethal, there is no such thing, it's correct term should be LESS-LETHAL.
People have died from tasers.
People have died from scratches from plants and mosquito bites too.
If someone is attacking someone else or they break into my house, it does not matter as long as you fear for your life or someone else's (self-defense). If they die, which is unlikely from a taser, it will just help to decrease the surplus dirt-bag population.
I've been looking for a Tazar to keep around the house for added security. I figure that is someone were to break in, I would prefer to immobilize him rather then shoot him dead!
Jes1 said: I've been looking for a Tazar to keep around the house for added security. I figure that is someone were to break in, I would prefer to immobilize him rather then shoot him dead!
Anyone have a recommendation??
Honestly?...I would rethink your position. I don't want a temporarily disabled intruder in my home. If he wants to run away great, but if he keeps coming, I don't want to "immobilize" him. I know I'm not going to trust the lives of my family to a one shot hope of "immobilization".
Another way to look at it...Imagine a guy with a handgun breaks into your home. He has 10+ shots of lethality from a (pick a handgun). He may have a partner with another gun. You're holding a one shot taser and hear the glass break. How do you feel?
Damn, illegal in Wisconsin. Guess I'll have to use my gun instead.
CheapoDad
New Member
posted: Oct. 23, 2008 @ 9:57p
No customer service from Surplus Computers. They do not answer email.They have an answering machine set up that says it is already full of messages. I tried contacting them for over two months with no luck. I had to call my credit card company to deny payment. They then lied to the credit card company. Buyer beware
Baconcurl
New Member
posted: Oct. 23, 2008 @ 11:50p
Just because they may be illegal in your state, doesn't mean you cannot purchase one. I plan on buying one....and they will sell it to me. Just like those cell phone blockers that are illegal in the US.
I plan on giving it to my cousin Chino who lives in Calexico...honest, officer!
I agree with the guy who recommend a gun for protection, just because you CAN shoot an intruder doesn't mean you HAVE to, but it's nice to have the option.If you want to go with a stun gun at least spend the bucks and buy a Taser that shoots darts like the police have. This thing requires you to get way to close and personal, and relying on a $13 device with a nine volt battery in it just doesn't seem smart.
CheapoDad said: No customer service from Surplus Computers. They do not answer email.They have an answering machine set up that says it is already full of messages. I tried contacting them for over two months with no luck. I had to call my credit card company to deny payment. They then lied to the credit card company. Buyer beware
Sounds like they could use a 'taste' (taze) of their own medicine..
Honestly?...I would rethink your position. I don't want a temporarily disabled intruder in my home. If he wants to run away great, but if he keeps coming, I don't want to "immobilize" him. I know I'm not going to trust the lives of my family to a one shot hope of "immobilization".
It's called, "You tie the guy up, whack him a couple times, then call the cops."
scsiguru
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Oct. 24, 2008 @ 5:43a
"kennel attendants"
frankjr
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Oct. 24, 2008 @ 5:47a
communicate with your attacker. don't be ugly to him or try to hurt or stop him. ask him why he is doing what he doing and work things out
Honestly?...I would rethink your position. I don't want a temporarily disabled intruder in my home. If he wants to run away great, but if he keeps coming, I don't want to "immobilize" him. I know I'm not going to trust the lives of my family to a one shot hope of "immobilization".
It's called, "You tie the guy up, whack him a couple times, then call the cops."
Is that your final answer? What about the second guy?
frankjr said: communicate with your attacker. don't be ugly to him or try to hurt or stop him. ask him why he is doing what he doing and work things out
Jes1 said: I've been looking for a Tazar to keep around the house for added security. I figure that is someone were to break in, I would prefer to immobilize him rather then shoot him dead!
Anyone have a recommendation?? Shoot them dead, why risk a lawsuit!
jeffc said: frankjr said: communicate with your attacker. don't be ugly to him or try to hurt or stop him. ask him why he is doing what he doing and work things out
I like that, thanks for the laugh this morning. Spoken like a true lib!!!! Not that it's a bad thing to be a lib....
stuckatwork
Happy Member
posted: Oct. 24, 2008 @ 7:17a
meuZikfan said: suitable for entrepreneurs?
I guess they are big targets for belligerent behavior/thefts/animal attacks?
Entrepreneur - Politically correct way of saying "drug dealer" or "prostitute". Sure, a dealer needs a gun, but they don't want to go killing all their customers if all they need is a little shock... especially in this economy.
THis is not good for home defence. Buy a Remingotn 870 ($230 on sale)or a Mossberg 500 ($199 on sale). You have 5 shots, not one. WHen shooting 00 Buckshot you're sending 9 .32 caliber pellets faster than the speed of sound with each pull of the trigger...much better for eliminating home invaders
Augustheat said: THis is not good for home defence. Buy a Remingotn 870 ($230 on sale)or a Mossberg 500 ($199 on sale). You have 5 shots, not one. WHen shooting 00 Buckshot you're sending 9 .32 caliber pellets faster than the speed of sound with each pull of the trigger...much better for eliminating home invaders
Where do I find these shotguns at such low prices?
1pharmacist
Member
posted: Oct. 24, 2008 @ 8:37a
cleek said: does not leave any psychological damage
wanna bet. you get a green for that
1pharmacist
Member
posted: Oct. 24, 2008 @ 8:38a
shahhere said: Sweet, my wife's birthday and our anniversary is coming up .
Shahhere is it for her to use or are u going to use it on her ???
avery91381 said: STUNNING DEVICES ARE ILLEGAL IN THE FOLLOWING STATES: HAWAII MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN NEW JERSEY NEW YORK RHODE ISLAND WISCONSIN
STUNNING DEVICES ARE ILLEGAL IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES AND COUNTIES: ANNAPOLIS, MD BALTIMORE, MD BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD CHICAGO, IL DENSION / CRAWFORD COUNTY, IA (*According to Sheriff Tom Hogan*) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PHILADELPHIA
But does it really matter????
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snell
Senior Member
posted: Oct. 25, 2008 @ 12:11p
JameyF said: nitesbane said: JameyF said:
Honestly?...I would rethink your position. I don't want a temporarily disabled intruder in my home. If he wants to run away great, but if he keeps coming, I don't want to "immobilize" him. I know I'm not going to trust the lives of my family to a one shot hope of "immobilization".
It's called, "You tie the guy up, whack him a couple times, then call the cops."
Is that your final answer? What about the second guy?
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