Comments on: Stunning new ‘taser’ bullet

By: TLM Personal Security

TLM Personal Security — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:33:54 +0000

If there's any doubt that the Taser items work, let me tell you that they do. I attended a show this past weekend for safety products. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office made one of their training officers available to demonstrate the new C2 Taser. Let me tell you, I’m impressed. 14 people from the group of attendees volunteered to have the Taser demonstrated on them. The strongest of the victims lasted about 5 seconds before hitting the ground. It took about 3 seconds for most of the men to cry “stop!”. They all admitted it was absolutely something that could not be fought. Their muscles just would not function.

   That is the premise that the Taser products work on. The electrical current is not necessarily a pain stimulus, although there is some pain involved. The pulses interrupt the brain’s signals to the muscles making it impossible to control them. The biggest and baddest of the volunteers hit the floor. They didn’t have a choice.

   Research these little items. The C2 Taser deploys 2 small barbs designed to penetrate clothing. This distributes the electronic pulse through the body. There are several models to choose from. Some include a flashlight and even a laser sighting device.

   Don’t be a victim on a police report. Get yourself one of these great items. They may keep you from becoming that victim.

By: Reader's Write

Reader's Write — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 03:57:39 +0000

@noctambulist

I was wondering the same thing. Welcome to the p2pnet world of catchy headlines with content that doesn’t match.

By: noctambulist

noctambulist — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 11:19:56 +0000

In what way does this have any relation to WiFi? I guess “shotgun that fires mini-tasers” is just not a sexy enough description, There’s enough FUD being spread around about the “harmful effects of wifi” ; If panicky losers read your news story they will have another stick to get the wrong end of ,

e.g. “wifi must be bad, they’ve developed a wifi death ray gun”.
I note your source, (and your source’s source) have not made the same mistake.

re : price…

from the register;

“It’s in pilot for the next six to 12 months, and is expected to cost about $99 a shot on release.”

By: thumbtack

thumbtack — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 22:50:42 +0000

I still prefer 00 buckshot myself. (13 30 cal pellets) Although #4 Buck works pretty good as well. (about 25 25 cal. pellets)

By: cyberscan

cyberscan — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 18:02:18 +0000

Instead of a tinfoil hat, I recommend steel screen clothing.