Stun Gun Baton

The Stun Bat is a 16-inch aircraft-aluminum baton with 80,000,000 volts, 4.9 milliamps, and a 220-lumen LED flashlight — the brightest light on any stun baton in the lineup. At 1.7 lbs of solid aluminum, it's heavy enough to use as a genuine striking weapon independent of the stun function. The 220-lumen output across three modes (high, low, strobe) puts out nearly double the light of most stun flashlights, making it practical for outdoor security, property checks, and nighttime walks beyond just self-defense.

Stun Gun Baton Features and Specs

• 80,000,000 volts / 4.9 milliamps: Same 4.9mA output as the Night Baton — maximum consumer-grade stopping power on contact
• 220-lumen LED flashlight with 3 modes: High, low, and strobe — the brightest flashlight in the stun baton category. Strobe temporarily disorients a threat at close range
• 16 7/8-inch aircraft-grade aluminum body: 1.7 lbs of solid aluminum — functions as a heavy-duty striking weapon with or without battery charge
• Rubberized grip: Non-slip handle for secure hold during strikes or stun deployment
• On/off safety switch: Prevents accidental discharge
• Belt clip included
• Rechargeable Ni-Cd battery: Wall charging cable included
• Lifetime warranty

The 220-lumen flashlight is the spec that sets the Stun Bat apart from other batons in this size range. Most stun batons and stun flashlights ship with 100-120 lumen LEDs. At 220 lumens, the Stun Bat lights up an entire backyard, driveway, or parking lot aisle — not just the area directly in front of you. The strobe mode at this brightness level is genuinely disorienting, which gives you a non-contact defense layer before deploying the stun. For property owners doing nighttime perimeter checks, the flashlight alone justifies keeping this by the door.

At 1.7 lbs, this baton has real weight behind it. Lighter stun batons feel like they might break on impact. The Stun Bat's aluminum body and heft mean a strike delivers force comparable to a purpose-built security baton. That physical impact capability works regardless of battery charge — even with a dead battery, you're holding a 16-inch aluminum club with a rubberized grip.

How does the Stun Bat compare to the Night Baton?

Both deliver 4.9 milliamps — identical stopping power on contact. The differences are size and light output. The Night Baton is 14.75 inches with a 120-lumen LED and higher voltage (110M vs. 80M). The Stun Bat is 16 7/8 inches with a 220-lumen LED — nearly double the brightness. The Night Baton is more portable and has a higher voltage rating. The Stun Bat gives you more reach, more weight for striking, and significantly more light. For belt carry and patrol use, the Night Baton is more practical. For home defense, vehicle trunk storage, or property security where brightness and reach matter more than portability, the Stun Bat is the better tool.

Is a stun baton better than a baseball bat for home defense?

A stun baton gives you options a baseball bat doesn't. The electrical arc and sound work as a deterrent — you don't have to make contact for the device to have an effect. The flashlight identifies the threat before you engage. And the stun function incapacitates temporarily without the injury risk of a full-force bat swing. A baseball bat is a single-function impact weapon. The Stun Bat is a flashlight, a deterrent, an impact weapon, and a stun device. For a comprehensive look at non-lethal home defense options, read our home defense guide.

How bright is 220 lumens compared to other stun devices?

Most handheld stun guns ship with 50-120 lumen LEDs. The Stun Bat's 220 lumens is the brightest in the stun baton lineup and brighter than most dedicated pocket flashlights. In practical terms, 220 lumens lights a full room, a long hallway, or a driveway from end to end. The three-mode switch (high, low, strobe) lets you conserve battery on low for routine use and switch to high or strobe only when needed.