When exposed electric current a person experiences short-term paralysis. For half an hour, he will not be able to take any action. In the case of exposure to high voltage on the body, a person feels severe pain, which appears due to the simultaneous sharp contraction of the muscles. AT this case there is a suppression of control signals from the brain, as well as the depletion of nutritious sugars that are needed to provide energy to the muscles. Such an impact does not give a person the opportunity to take active actions for a short period.

In case of contact, the electrical discharge leaves barely visible red spots on the skin. However, after a couple of hours they disappear. In case of contact with the skin, the shocker will leave small spots. If the current has passed through the clothing, the traces will be more extensive. Based on the existing data, it can be noted that after two days there are no traces of the use of the shocker.

There is an opinion that the use of a stun gun in the region of the heart leads to a stop of the organ. For refutation this statement special tests were carried out, which made it possible to establish that dozens of discharges lasting more than five seconds do not lead to any consequences. The cardiovascular system continues to work fine. No abnormalities were noted in the work of the heart at the time of the discharge. Trials were also conducted on volunteers who were previously injected with substances that increase heart rate and pressure in blood vessels.

Long-term practice of using stun guns has not revealed a single lethal outcome, so you can buy a stun gun in Yekaterinburg without a license.

7 REASONS TO BUY A SHOCKER FROM US

8 REASONS WHY YOU NEED A SHOCKER

• Do you want to feel safer when you go out?
• Are you worried about your loved ones and want to make their life safer?
• Is your area considered criminal?
• Does your path in the morning and in the evening run through unlit and sparsely populated places?
• Have you or someone you know experienced street violence?
• Do dogs care about you and your pet that needs to be walked?
• Are you sleeping in a garden or a cottage and are afraid of robbers?
• Do you think that in emergency no one will come to your aid?

WHAT ARE THE 13 BENEFITS OF SHOCKERS?

• No need to get permission to carry a shocker
• Tasers are not lethal weapons, unlike trauma and firearms
• Effective repelling of a pack of dogs at a distance of up to fifty meters
• Ease of use indoors, car, etc.
• Possibility psychological impact on the aggressor without direct contact
• Possibility of sudden application
• No risk of exposure to electric current on the owner of the shocker
• Email shockers have a second function - bright lantern or a siren
• Anyone over the age of 18 can buy a stun gun
• Reasonably priced, slightly more expensive than pepper spray
• You can use a stun gun almost without training, people of any age can handle it
• Absence additional costs for the care and operation of the shocker
• Disguise as a flashlight, which gives the advantage of surprise and does not attract the attention of others

1 YEAR EXCHANGE WARRANTY

12 month exchange guarantee!

When buying a stun gun from us, in the event of a breakdown, you have the right to exchange it for a new device for free

Answers to your questions

How often do you need to charge?

Of course, the frequency of charging depends on the frequency of use. But in stun guns, a flashlight is more often used, which is enough for 2-3 hours of operation from a single charge. According to the experience of our customers, charging is required once a week at active use, or 1 time in 2 months, if rarely. And once every 4-6 months, if the device was not used at all.

Check the strength of the spark from time to time, if the spark has become weaker, then put the device on charge, otherwise the efficiency will decrease. Also keep in mind that in the cold, batteries lose some of their capacity and are restored only when they are warm, so for long-term work in the cold, you need to have a well-charged stun gun.

What can not be done with a stun gun?

Can only be used for self defense.

• Not to be used against children, pregnant women and the elderly
• Cannot be turned on while charging
• Avoid getting moisture on the device
• Do not touch metal objects with a stun gun (make a short circuit)

At what distance does the shocker work?

Tasers are civilian weapons contact action. However, at a distance, the shocker also affects people and dogs, but purely psychologically.

How long will the battery last?

In our "online store of stun guns" all models have a battery and are charged from a 220v network (some models also have a car charger).

There are models with removable and built-in batteries. All batteries are lithium-ion, that is, they do not need and even undesirable to completely discharge before charging, like cadmium, because. they don't have a "memory effect".

The service life is at least 500 charges, which means that even when charging once a week (this is very often, usually a charge is enough for 2 months), the resource will be 10 years.

If you find yourself in a potential dangerous place, then always keep a shocker at hand. It is best to switch your ESH to combat mode in advance and keep it in your hand in your pocket, and in an emergency, you just have to get it and press the button.

ESA can be most effectively applied to the following areas: neck, back, pectoral muscles, inguinal region. You also need to aim at the least protected places by clothing, for example, in winter it is better to hit the thigh than a thick leather jacket.

The effectiveness also depends on the exposure time, from 0.5 to 3 seconds. A short exposure is similar to a punch, a longer one can cause severe pain shock and muscle cramps at the site of application.

Why does the spark "beat" more often on one side?

Models in the form of a flashlight have 2 coronary electrodes and a spark can come out in two places. In this case, the spark will be more often shown where the distance between the electrodes is even a micron less, because electricity always goes along the path least resistance. So one of the options is possible when the electric arc hits only in one place and this is absolutely normal, it does not affect the efficiency in any way.

How not to get stressed yourself?

We have electroshock devices for sale, with which it is impossible to accidentally "knock" yourself with a current. But in other stores there are models in the form of lipstick, a telephone, a pack of cigarettes, which, due to their small size and symmetrical design, can be accidentally taken in the wrong side and the combat electrodes will be in your hand and you yourself will not understand how you clicked on "start".

Also, when the shocker comes into contact with the enemy, the charge cannot transfer to you, even if you grabbed the person.

The stun gun belongs to the category of modern and highly effective means of protection. During the operation of the device, the enemy or attacker is struck by an electric discharge.

Taking into account the algorithm of action of the self-defense means, it can be assumed that it allows paralyzing the neuromuscular reaction and neutralizing the attacking person without causing serious harmful influence on his body.

But contrary to the definition and quite logical operation of a device that performs its functions in accordance with its characteristics, many people do not know what will happen if you buy a shocker and use it for its intended purpose.

What assumptions and conjectures exist about the action of a stun gun?

Such a self-defense tool is effective, but some people are afraid to use it. Fear explained simple reasons: fear of killing the enemy, as well as harming oneself personally. It is believed that a person with a weak heart may not withstand a powerful electrical discharge.

Also, many are afraid of shocking themselves if the person on whom the action of the shocker is directed grabs the defender by the hand. There is another category of people who are sure that through thick winter clothes electric charge will not penetrate, so it does not make sense to use the device in the cold season.

What will actually happen if you hit a person with a shocker?

The use of a stun gun can theoretically be fatal, but in practice similar cases isolated and rarely occur. Lightning shockers and other models designed for civilian use are capable of causing severe pain, but not killing the attacker. Similar devices used in law enforcement agencies, are more powerful, but they do not kill, but only inflict substantial harm health.

The stun gun Lightning 1119 a can be used in winter. The statement that the device is not capable of striking a current discharge through tight clothing is a myth. High-quality shockers can act through a layer of clothing up to 5 cm. The only thing that can protect the enemy is a rubberized raincoat.

When using a shocker as a means of self-defense, reverse electric shock is not possible if the enemy grabs the defending device by the arm. The Police 1106 stun gun and other similar civilian models have design features due to which only certain group muscles or a separate area on the body.

Considering all this, we can conclude that a stun gun will cause a muscle spasm in the enemy, the coordination of movements and the ability to attack or provide active resistance will be disturbed.

Our understanding of many things is made up of disparate information, the sources of which are by no means always trustworthy. This is how common myths appear, in most cases having nothing to do with real situation affairs. Everyone can give many examples of such myths, many of them are firmly rooted in our minds. An apple didn't fall on Newton's head, Alfred Nobel's wife didn't cheat on him with a mathematician (Nobel wasn't married at all!), men don't think about sex every five seconds, and nerve cells Neurons do regenerate.

The "truthfulness" of most of these myths does not affect our lives in any way (in fact, does it really matter to us whether an apple fell on Newton, whether Archimedes jumped naked out of the bath!). But there are also such myths that can prevent us from right minute do right choice. These include, for example, myths about electroshock weapons. The purpose of this article is to clarify the most common of them.

Myth #1. A shocker discharge can kill, as a result of a discharge, the heart will stop, especially in a not completely healthy person.

Many are sure that "a person with a weak heart can die because of a stun gun." The reasons for this confidence should be sought ... in the TV. Rare film or series about doctors does without an episode with the use of a defibrillator. “We are losing him!” the doctor exclaims, the assistants immediately put electrodes in his hands, a blow - and a life-affirming line runs across the monitor screen!

“Since an electric discharge can “start” a stopped heart, then, perhaps, it can also stop a working one,” our consciousness makes such a conclusion, and puts it on the shelf with other similar conclusions. Moreover, this idea is often supported by doctors, talking about the danger of shockers from TV screens. The status of a doctor gives their words considerable weight, although they draw their conclusions on the basis of the same premises as ordinary people.

Many of them have little understanding of the nature of electricity and its effects on the human body. They seem to be unaware that the Ministry of Health is developing and approving norms allowable impact per person damaging factors self defense weapons.

To start or stop the heart, you need a sufficiently powerful electrical discharge. Russian manufacturers are developing shockers using data from medical research, and electrical characteristics Russian shockers exclude the possibility of death from their use.

In any case, for 20 years of production and use shockers Russia has not recorded a single death associated with the use of a Russian stun gun. This is easy to verify by looking for relevant information on the Internet. All reports of deaths are from abroad.

There are especially many such messages from the UK and the USA. Therefore, in Russia, imported models are prohibited for use: Russian standards do not apply to American, Chinese and other manufacturers.

The characteristics of the shocker are sustained just enough to put a person into a state of shock, so that he is not able to take active actions, he is disoriented, the maximum is a short-term loss of consciousness (the reaction of a drug addict, for example). And the power of the shocker should be enough (and enough) precisely for a person to enter this state of shock, but quickly enough (maximum 10 minutes) to get out of it without health consequences. This is quite enough for the injured party to escape or take security measures, nothing more is needed.

However, people with serious cardiac diseases do not attack passers-by in the doorways.

Myth #2. Since the shocker does not kill, then this is a weak and ineffective weapon.

The non-lethality of electroshock weapons, along with information about severe medical restrictions regarding specifications shockers caused e another myth opposite to the first.

A "weak" stun gun can only be called in relation to the weapon's ability to kill. Yes, the stun gun does not kill - but this does not mean that it is ineffective. The purpose of using a shocker is to stop the enemy, to put him into a state of shock. The characteristics of Russian shockers just make it possible to achieve this goal. No more - so as not to kill a person or harm his health. But no less - so that the owner of the shocker is sure that the weapon will really protect him.

Myth #3. The use of a shocker implies mandatory close contact.

You can use the shocker not only in contact, but also at a distance. Modern shooting shockers can also be used remotely, with the help of special cartridges. Such a cartridge shoots striking electrode harpoons at a distance of up to 4.5 meters.

The first remote shockers in Russia were produced by the MART GROUP company. Since 2008, the company has been producing exclusively shooting models. With their help, you can defend yourself without letting the enemy close, and, even more so, without making contact with him.

Myth number 4. Upon contact with the enemy, an electrical discharge will pass through his body and hit you yourself.

Often in films I show how a policeman shoots a criminal from a shocker and he falls, sparkling beautifully with discharges all over his body. Thus the myth was born. What is really happening?

Even if you are in contact with the enemy (hold each other by the hand or "hug"), you can safely use the shocker! electrical discharge passes through the shortest way, that is, between the electrodes of the shocker.

Accordingly, only your opponent will receive a blow, and only in the place where you "poked" him with a shocker. On Youtube, on the official channel of the manufacturer http://www.youtube.com/user/SuperElectroshok or on the site you can watch a lot of video tests of stun guns. There is also a video that clearly destroys this myth. A man holds a metal knife and applies a shocker to it. The discharge hits only in the place where he applied it, which can be seen from the sparks between the electrodes of the shocker. Outside this place, the discharge does not spread, a person calmly holds a metal object with his hand.

For the same reason, the myth that the stun gun cannot be used in the rain and even just in wet weather turns out to be untenable. Like, if the shocker is wet, or if you take it with a wet hand, then the discharge will hit you, not your opponent.

Myth number 5. The stun gun is only effective when applied to the naked body or through thin clothing. In winter, through a jacket or a sheepskin coat, the enemy will not feel the discharge of the shocker.

Of course Russian manufacturers know that we are far from summer all year round, and that Russians wear warm outerwear for 6-9 months a year. Of course, when developing shockers, they take this into account! The stun gun is able to “pierce” even several layers of clothing (jacket, sheepskin coat, sweater), this will not affect the effectiveness of the weapon in any way.

The only thing the manufacturers recommend is when using a shocker how to “lean” on the enemy in order not to give him the opportunity to move away from you, since he will definitely feel the discharge and try to get rid of it. Make sure that you do not hear the sound of the discharge, this will mean that all of it goes into the enemy and the shocker does not idle in the air gap of the clothes.

As you can see, many of the "reliable information" about stun guns is not as reliable as it seems to many .. We wish you safety!

A stun gun (or simply a shocker) is a highly effective self-defense tool that does not require permits to be worn in Ukraine and abroad, affordable and easy to use. Simplicity and reliability have made it a popular protective device against attacks by dogs, hooligans, street thieves, and its compactness and lightness allow you to always have it with you. He gained particular popularity among women. The action of a stun gun on a person will not lead to serious injuries, but it will ensure your safety by paralyzing the enemy.

Modern stun gun: consequences for humans

A blow will not harm your health, but this does not mean that the device is ineffective in attacks. His the main task- to stop the enemy, with which he does an excellent job. Instantaneous spread through muscle tissue causes severe sharp pain, short-term paralysis, orientation in space is disturbed, therefore stun guns are often called "disorientators". Muscle contraction and suppression of brain impulses make an attack physically impossible.

Even with close contact with the attacker, the use of a shocker is absolutely safe. The attackers thrown back as a result of the use of a shocker by several meters and the defender himself are just inventions of the cinema, which have no basis. The enemy receives a discharge only in the place where it was applied. The use of the shocker is possible at a distance due to the special design, and even in rainy weather.

Power classes of stun guns

In 1974, John Cover patented in the USA a “means of immobilization and detention” - a modern one, the consequences of which are today divided into the following classes depending on the power and duration of contact:

1. shockers (from 1000kV to 5000kV) are most often used to scare away animals. The short-term effect of a stun gun on a person is rather psychological means protection to scare off the attacker.
2. Disorientators (from 5000 kV) cause severe pain, paralysis, stupor, short-term loss of consciousness. As a result of the application, only an inconspicuous burn of a reddish tint may remain (and then if you touch open area skin).
3. Third class (power from 12500 kV) is already a professional stun gun, the consequences of such a device are more serious. A blow with such a shocker will stop the enemy for a long time, a faint can last up to half an hour. In practice, they are most often used by intelligence officers.

Can you kill with a stun gun?

The effect of a stun gun on a person is absolutely safe. Over the long history of using the device, not a single death has been recorded. The power of the shocker is simply not enough to stop the heart. Manufacturers relying on medical research, take into account allowable norms impact on the human body. The probability of a lethal outcome is completely excluded.

Is it possible to kill a sick person? Multiple tests have shown the safety of using a stun gun on people with high blood pressure, heart problems, high level adrenaline in the blood, as well as drunk, or able drug intoxication, personalities. Even an unexpected blow and a long-term powerful impact on the zones nerve endings(groin, neck, rib cage) will not cause serious injury. In addition, not all models allow direct contact with the enemy's skin, especially if he is in tight upper (especially winter) clothing, which also eliminates the risk of serious injury.