Taser

A taser is a non-lethal self-defense device designed to incapacitate a target temporarily by delivering an electric shock. It uses electrical pulses to disrupt voluntary muscle control, rendering the person unable to move effectively for a short period. Tasers are commonly used by law enforcement and security personnel but are also available for civilian self-defense purposes in some areas. Key features of a taser include: Range: Tasers can be effective from a distance (typically 15-35 feet) using small, dart-like projectiles attached to wires. Contact Mode: Some tasers can be used as a stun gun when pressed directly against the target. Safety Mechanisms: Most models include safeguards to prevent accidental discharge. Tasers are intended for personal safety and law enforcement use, with strict regulations on their possession and application depending on the jurisdiction.

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