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  • Hand holding a flashlight illuminating a car interior at night

    Why a Stun Gun Flashlight Makes Sense

    A stun gun sits in a drawer. A flashlight gets picked up constantly — checking a dark car, walking the dog at night, a power outage, digging through a bag. That difference is the entire case for a stun gun...

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  • Purse contents including a phone, lipstick, and keys that look alike

    Disguised Stun Guns: What to Know First

    A disguised stun gun has a job a standard one doesn't: it has to not look like a weapon. That's the whole point of our disguised stun guns collection — a lipstick, a pen, a phone that's actually a defensive...

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  • Stun baton on a nightstand next to a lamp and keys

    How to Choose a Stun Baton

    A stun baton solves one problem a standard stun gun can't: distance. A handheld stun gun requires you to be close enough to grab, which is exactly the range most people want to avoid. A baton adds 12 to 26...

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  • Police Taser Volts Spike

    How Many Volts Does a Police Taser Have?

    Peak output, yes — around 50,000 volts. But that's not the number that actually reaches your body, and it's not really the number that matters. Here's the real, specific breakdown, because the "50,000 volts" figure that gets repeated everywhere is...

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