I never imagined that I would be the type of woman who's got all the information regarding self-defense. However, when I was badly bruised up during an attack, I knew from the moment that I would never let anyone hurt me once again.
Since then, I have toughened up and started researching on different types of Tasers for use as protection. Seeing as an attacker may always have physical strength over me, I figure that the simplest way for me to remain unharmed is by using a personal defense gadget.
I became interested in these types of weapons after I encountered a Taser C2 in an online shop. It has the benefit of laser sight, allowing me to get a much better shot at the target. Research has shown that it provides a better incapacitation rate in comparison to a 9-mm. handgun.
Half of what makes a Taser effective is its ability to provide defense from a far range with the usage of 2 prongs connected to 15-foot wires. The other half is that it could defend you from up close because its prongs function in the same manner as those of a stun gun when the wires aren't released.
Furthermore on my "like" list is the lightweight Taser X26C with upgradeable software program. It makes use of a digital power magazine that offers power to the tool at the same time as monitoring energy use and tracking the lifespan of the magazine.
Tasers use electro-muscular disruption technology to take a target down using electric shock no matter how much pain can be tolerated. That is mixed with traditional stun gun technology to assure that simply no long lasting injury is caused.
Moreover, the Taser M26C caught my attention because it is developed after the Advanced Taser M26, which is the police Taser. It is known for having outstanding takedown power, making it suitable for safeguarding me.
Taking the time to learn about different types of Tasers has made me informed on keeping myself secure. Just as well, I feel at ease knowing that all Tasers are non-lethal weapons and their effects just last briefly.
Since then, I have toughened up and started researching on different types of Tasers for use as protection. Seeing as an attacker may always have physical strength over me, I figure that the simplest way for me to remain unharmed is by using a personal defense gadget.
I became interested in these types of weapons after I encountered a Taser C2 in an online shop. It has the benefit of laser sight, allowing me to get a much better shot at the target. Research has shown that it provides a better incapacitation rate in comparison to a 9-mm. handgun.
Half of what makes a Taser effective is its ability to provide defense from a far range with the usage of 2 prongs connected to 15-foot wires. The other half is that it could defend you from up close because its prongs function in the same manner as those of a stun gun when the wires aren't released.
Furthermore on my "like" list is the lightweight Taser X26C with upgradeable software program. It makes use of a digital power magazine that offers power to the tool at the same time as monitoring energy use and tracking the lifespan of the magazine.
Tasers use electro-muscular disruption technology to take a target down using electric shock no matter how much pain can be tolerated. That is mixed with traditional stun gun technology to assure that simply no long lasting injury is caused.
Moreover, the Taser M26C caught my attention because it is developed after the Advanced Taser M26, which is the police Taser. It is known for having outstanding takedown power, making it suitable for safeguarding me.
Taking the time to learn about different types of Tasers has made me informed on keeping myself secure. Just as well, I feel at ease knowing that all Tasers are non-lethal weapons and their effects just last briefly.
About the Author:
Rodjer D Hartose has been educating people how to use self defense items to defend themselves for dozens of years now. There are dozens of options, including stun guns, pepper sprays and personal alarms. He offers complete support and instruction on how to use the items.
