The convenience store was a stone’s throw away from my condominium. I had gone out in house clothes to snatch up some detergent in the dark of night. I intended to wash my clothes in this odd hour, as is the way of single people.
I was oblivious to the ensuing robbery until a kid produced a bat and aimed it at my leg. His accomplice, I saw then, had a gun to the cashier. While the clerk shot the punk with a Tazer, the other one got away.
Searching for the Tazer gadget that this cashier employed, I browsed web sites. Being a protege at a ballet company, I got a red alert. The gravity of potentially losing my legs has not escaped me.
I speculated that what I saw in action was the Taser C2 with laser aiming. Especially appealing are its integrated laser sight and super bright LED that aid the untrained eye in firing 50,000 volts of electric shock with improved accuracy.
I guessed that experienced shooters get the Taser C2 without laser aiming. Either way, you get 1 cartridge and a lithium power magazine intended for over 50 firings from a C2 gun. The retractable safety lever prevents accidental firing.
Tasers cover a 15 foot range. I imagine maybe 6 feet between the mart’s worker and the assailant whom he hit with Tazer darts attached to wiring. Each has, for short distance encounters, an alternative stun gun function.
I further learned of the Taser X26C. It holds 6 cartridges, each digital power magazine providing 100 hits. This Tazer employs neuromuscular incapacitation (NMI) technology backed by laser sight and a LED as well. It features a central information display.
I discovered that Taser International is proactive in deterring lawbreakers from owning their products. You should activate a unit with them or it would not work. A background check is made during activation.
Jozeff B Lau is one of the top authorities on non-lethal self defense products. There are many options, such as stun guns, pepper sprays and personal alarms. He provides full support and instruction on how to use the products.