Scorpion Commando 3-in-1 Stun Gun Flashlight II

What Do You Get When You Combine an Industrial Strength Light, a 130 Decibel Siren & a stun gun? It's the Commando Flashlight The Commando Flashlight II is asserious a security device as you want it to be. This no-nonsense flashlight is the closest thing to having your own personal bodyguard. It's actually three great protective devices in one. First, the light is bright enough to illuminate the darkest night.Second, the siren will emit an ear-piecing 130-decibel alarm designed to alert others if you're lost or to frighten off an attacker. Third, you get ultimate protection from the 150,000-volt electric stun gun. The Commando Flashlight II is perfect for homeand professional security, camping or law enforcement. Q. How do Stun Guns work?A. Stun guns generate a high-voltage, low-amperage electrical charge. In simple terms, this means that the charge has a lot of pressure behind it, butnot that much intensity. When you press the stun gun against an attacker and hold the trigger, the charge passes into the attacker's body. Since it has a fairly high voltage, the charge will pass through heavy clothing and skin. But at around 3 milliamps,the charge is not intense enough to damage the attacker's body unless it is applied for extended periods of time.It does dump a lot of confusing information into the attacker's nervous system, however. This causes a couple of things to happen:The charge combines with the electrical signals from the attacker's brain. This is like running an outside current into a phone line: The original signal is mixed in with random noise, making it very difficult to decipher any messages. When these lines ofcommunication go down, the attacker has a very hard time telling his muscles to move, and he may become confused and unbalanced. He is partially paralyzed, temporarily. The current may be generated with a pulse frequency that mimics the body'sown electrical signals. In this case, the current will tell the attacker's muscles to do a great deal of work in a short amount of time. But the signal doesn't direct the work toward any particular movement. The work doesn't do anything but deplete theattacker's energy reserves, leaving him too weak to move (ideally).At its most basic, this is all there is to incapacitating a person with a stun gun -- you apply electricity to a person's muscles and nerves. And since there are muscles andnerves all over the body, it doesn't particularly matter where you hit an attacker.Some stun guns rely on the element of surprise, rather than warning. These models are disguised as umbrellas, flashlights or other everyday objects so you cancatch an attacker off guard. Flashlight: The latest lamp design and condensing shield produced in one mounting. Lamp light is the same power as torches used for riot crackdown o ABS materialo Size: L 12.40" x W2.50" o 3x 9V batteries (notincluded)