- 500,000 volt of stopping power
- Features a safety switch to prevent accidental discharge.
- Requires two 9 volt batteries.
- Includes a free holster
- Note - Stun Guns cannot be shipped to these states: Hawaii, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Wisconsin; and these cities: Annapolis MD, Baltimore MD, Baltimore County MD, Chicago IL, Dension / Crawford Country IA, District of Columbia, Philadelphia.
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The Raptor Stun Gun is a self defense device which disrupts the message the brain sends to the voluntary muscles. Simply touching an attacker with a stun gun for three to five seconds will deliver a high voltage shock causing loss of balance and muscle control, confusion, and disorientation bringing him to his knees and making him incapable of further aggressive activity. Full recovery takes about five to ten minutes and there is no permanent harm. This 500,000 volt model features a safety switch to prevent accidental discharge and includes a free holster. Requires two 9 volt batteries.
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