Is a Taser or Stun Gun Better to Have?

<h1>Is a Taser or Stun Gun Better to Have?</h1>Author: <a title="Mike Victory" href="http://www.articlesbase.com/authors/mike-victory/136688.htm">Mike Victory</a> The true answer to the question on which is better lies in the reason why you need the device.  Let me explain what I am talking about.  First, tasers allow you to maintain a safe distance from an assailant.  If you are aware that the assailant is approaching you and usually before they get to you.  Stun Guns have to be pressed against an assailant, so they are ideal for close protection but offer no true value from a distance. It is our experience that tasers are by far the best device if you are a security officer and/or in the law enforcement field.  Why?  Because you have backup nearby that can assist you in-case the assailant gets too close to safely use your taser.  Plus a security employee does "security" for a living and is more likely expecting a threat at any time so they are usually always ready for a situation.  A person must pass a background investigation prior to receiving approval to carry a taser. It is also our experience that stun guns are the best device for common civilians, because usually you don't know that you are going to be threatened until the THUG is right up on you.  Very important though, we only recommend the stun guns that carry a safety pin aka deactivation pin.  This feature doesn't allow the stun gun to work, when the assailant is able to grab it out of your hand, if you properly use the pin around your hand or wrist.  Tasers don't offer this feature.  We also recommend a very high power stun gun such as the CHEETAH 2.5 million volts, the sound alone sometimes can cause an assailant to rethink whether they want to approach you.  No permit or license is required to carry a stun gun in almost all areas of the country.  See our website and your local law enforcement for any restrictions. Nevertheless, whatever your choice of protection you will find it at our website.  Please ask us any questions you may have @ <a href="mailto:trcarter4@msn.com">trcarter4@msn.com</a> <a href="http://www.YourSecurityProducts.com"><a href="http://www.YourSecurityProducts.com" target="_blank">www.YourSecurityProducts.com</a></a>  About the Author: YourSecurityProducts.com is owned by a former Special Agent that was trained in both Federal and State law enforcement.Article Source: <a href="http://www.articlesbase.com/">ArticlesBase.com</a> - <a href="http://www.articlesbase.com/wellness-articles/is-a-taser-or-stun-gun-better-to-have-839399.html" title="Is a Taser or Stun Gun Better to Have?">Is a Taser or Stun Gun Better to Have?</a>

The true answer to the question on which is better lies in the reason why you need the device. Let me explain what I am talking about. First, tasers allow you to maintain a safe distance from an assailant. If you are aware that the assailant is approaching you and usually before they get to you. Stun Guns have to be pressed against an assailant, so they are ideal for close protection but offer no true value from a distance.

It is our experience that tasers are by far the best device if you are a security officer and/or in the law enforcement field. Why? Because you have backup nearby that can assist you in-case the assailant gets too close to safely use your taser. Plus a security employee does "security" for a living and is more likely expecting a threat at any time so they are usually always ready for a situation. A person must pass a background investigation prior to receiving approval to carry a taser.

It is also our experience that stun guns are the best device for common civilians, because usually you don't know that you are going to be threatened until the THUG is right up on you. Very important though, we only recommend the stun guns that carry a safety pin aka deactivation pin. This feature doesn't allow the stun gun to work, when the assailant is able to grab it out of your hand, if you properly use the pin around your hand or wrist. Tasers don't offer this feature. We also recommend a very high power stun gun such as the CHEETAH 2.5 million volts, the sound alone sometimes can cause an assailant to rethink whether they want to approach you. No permit or license is required to carry a stun gun in almost all areas of the country. See our website and your local law enforcement for any restrictions.

Nevertheless, whatever your choice of protection you will find it at our website. Please ask us any questions you may have @ trcarter4@msn.com

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YourSecurityProducts.com is owned by a former Special Agent that was trained in both Federal and State law enforcement.

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