Shorty Stun Flashlight 75,000,000 volts

The Shorty is a 7.5-inch aluminum stun flashlight that hits a practical middle ground — long enough to use as a striking baton, short enough to fit in a glovebox or purse. Built from aircraft-grade aluminum with a 120-lumen LED, 75,000,000 volts, and 4.7 milliamps, it delivers the same milliamp output as stun flashlights twice its price. The aluminum body means it works as an impact tool regardless of battery charge — something plastic stun guns can't do.

Shorty Stun Flashlight Features and Specs

• 75,000,000 volts / 4.7 milliamps: Real stopping power — milliamps determine effectiveness on contact, and 4.7mA is at the higher end of consumer stun guns
• 120-lumen LED flashlight: Bright enough to light a dark parking lot or temporarily impair vision at close range
• Aircraft-grade aluminum body: Doubles as a striking baton — the aluminum transfers force on impact the way a purpose-built impact weapon does
• On/off safety switch: Prevents accidental discharge during carry
• Rechargeable: Charging cord included — no replacement batteries
• Wrist strap: Keeps the device secured to your hand during use
• Nylon holster with belt loop included
• Lifetime warranty

At 7.5 inches, the Shorty sits between compact pocket stun guns and full-length stun batons. That length gives you enough shaft to grip comfortably and swing with force if you need the impact option, while still fitting in a car door pocket, a nightstand drawer, or the included belt holster. The 120-lumen flashlight makes it a practical everyday light — use it walking to your car, checking a noise in the yard, or finding something in a dark trunk. Anyone watching sees a flashlight, not a weapon.

How does the Shorty compare to the BashLite?

Both are aircraft-aluminum stun flashlights with 4.7 milliamp output, so the electrical performance is essentially identical. The difference is size: the BashLite is about 5.8 inches and slim — it's the more pocketable option. The Shorty is 7.5 inches and wider at nearly 2 inches, which gives you more grip surface and more effectiveness as an impact tool. If portability and slim carry matter most, the BashLite is the better fit. If you want more reach and a more substantial baton option, the Shorty is the step up.

Can a stun flashlight actually work as a baton?

An aircraft-aluminum stun flashlight is a solid impact tool — not a prop. The aluminum transfers force on a strike the same way a kubotan or tactical flashlight does. At 7.5 inches, the Shorty gives you enough length for a meaningful swing, and the weight of the aluminum body adds force behind it. The baton function works regardless of battery charge, which gives you a backup option if the stun battery is low. For dedicated baton-length reach (12-26 inches), a full-size stun baton is the purpose-built tool.

Is the Shorty a good vehicle stun gun?

It's one of the more practical options for vehicle carry. The 7.5-inch length fits in a car door pocket or center console. The aluminum body won't crack if it bounces around in a glovebox. The flashlight serves a genuine purpose during breakdowns or nighttime parking. And if you need to check a flat tire at night and someone approaches, you're already holding a stun gun without having reached for a separate device. For a vehicle option with a magnetic base and roadside strobe, the Hot Rod is purpose-built for that specific use.