Runt Stun Gun
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The Runt Stun Gun is a compact stun gun rated at 80 million volts and 4.5 milliamps, built for close-range self-defense in a size small enough to disappear into a pocket or purse.
The Rechargeable Runt Stun Gun
The Runt fits easily in a pocket, purse, or on a belt with the included nylon holster. Available in Black, Pink, Purple, and Red.
Unlike a TASER, which fires darts for distance, the Runt delivers its shock on direct contact — built for close-range defense rather than distance engagement. The loud electric arc alone often causes hesitation before contact is even made, and on contact, the shock causes temporary muscle contraction and disorientation, creating an opening to get away.
Built-in features include a 100-lumen LED flashlight, a retractable charging plug, and a wrist strap disable pin.
Key Features of the Runt Stun Gun
- 80 million volts, 4.5 milliamps: See our voltage guide below for what this figure actually means in practice
- Rechargeable: Built-in charging prongs plug directly into a wall socket — no batteries needed. Rated for 300-500 firings per full charge (6-8 hours)
- Compact size: 4¼" x 1⅝" x 1" — discreet for pocket, purse, or belt carry
- Built-in flashlight: 100-lumen LED
- Disable pin: Wrist strap pin prevents use if the unit is grabbed away from you
- Rubberized coating: Secure grip, reinforced prongs
- Includes: Nylon belt loop holster
- Lifetime warranty from Stun Master
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 80,000,000 volts (rated) |
| Amperage | 4.5 milliamps |
| Dimensions | 4¼" x 1⅝" x 1" |
| Flashlight | 100 lumens LED |
| Charging time | 6-8 hours (do not exceed 8 hours) |
| Battery life | 300-500 firings per charge; holds charge 2-3 months without use |
| Accessories | Nylon belt loop holster, wrist strap disable pin |
| Warranty | Lifetime, from Stun Master |
What does "80 million volts" actually mean?
Voltage figures like this one are measured as unloaded output — essentially, the spark you see and hear arcing between the two prongs in open air, not what actually transfers into a person on contact. Once the unit makes contact with skin, the effective output drops dramatically as current (amperage) starts flowing — which is why amperage, not the headline voltage number, is the spec that actually matters for stopping power. The Runt's 4.5 milliamps is a genuinely strong figure in that regard. For the full explanation of why stun gun voltage numbers get so large and what they actually mean, see our guide: How Many Volts Does a Police Taser Have?
Charging and Maintenance
- Initial charge: 6-8 hours before first use — don't exceed 8 hours, as overcharging shortens battery life
- Ongoing maintenance: Recharge every 2-3 months even if unused, to keep the battery fresh
- Test firing: Test for 1 second monthly to confirm it's working — never longer than 1 second at a time
Legal Considerations
Stun guns are legal in most states, but a small number of states and cities restrict or prohibit them — Hawaii and Rhode Island are two examples. Verify your specific state and local laws before purchasing. See our Stun Gun Laws by State guide for details.
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