Stun Gun Training and Practice Methods
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Article Title: Stun Gun Training and Practice Methods
Author: Richard Armen
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It is very common for people to purchase stun guns for self defense, but have no idea what to do when they need to use it. Stun guns are very effective when used properly, but you must know how to use them if you plan to defend yourself with one. Knowing how to use it will also give you the confidence to use it when you need to.
When you purchase your stun gun, read the brochure or directions and learn about the features included on the model you have chosen. Most are straight or curved, with a grip and trigger like a gun. This style should be held as you would hold a handgun. Others, however, look more like a cell phone or a pager. You don't want to be caught fumbling with your stun gun, trying to figure out how to turn it on. Besides turning it on, you'll also need to turn off the safety switch, which prevents you from shocking yourself with the stun gun.
Next, learn how a stun gun works. The stun gun disables your attacker by sending an electrical pulse through the body, disabling muscle control. In order to be effective, the stun gun must be touching your attacker while you press the button. There are two prongs at the end of the stun gun through which the current flows. Both must be pressed to your attacker's body. It takes two to five seconds, depending on the voltage, to disable the attacker. For best results, the stun gun should come into contact with the torso, rather than the extremities.
When practicing, be sure that no part of your body, including your fingers, is anywhere near the stun gun's contact probes after you turn off the safety switch. Practice pulling the stun gun out of your pocket or purse and moving the safety switch on and off quickly. Doing so will enable you to use the stun gun quickly and effectively during a self defense situation.
To see what the charge looks like, turn the stun gun on. Your stun gun will emit a crackling noise, and blue sparks will fly between the two prongs. Never practice with a live stun gun on anyone. Police often undergo this unforgettable experience during training; and say that �anyone who has experienced the jolt of a stun gun will remember it forever.� This device causes excruciating pain, and should never be used except in an actual self defense situation.
If you have a TASER device, you should practice shooting the probes at a target about five to ten feet away from you, such as a bush. The probes of a TASER device should be at least six inches apart from each other, but both should land on your attacker's body.
You can also practice potential self defense scenarios with a partner, as long as the safety latch is on. Using the stun gun on an attacker must be second nature. Have your partner �attack� you from behind and try to wrestle the stun gun away from your grip. With the safety switch on, practice connecting the stun gun with your partner's body before they are able to get the stun gun away from you.
About The Author: http://www.resistattack.com has a full range of stun guns both for families and security forces. Also check for current specials on a tazer gun.
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Article Title: Stun Gun Training and Practice Methods
Author: Richard Armen
Word Count: 549
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It is very common for people to purchase stun guns for self defense, but have no idea what to do when they need to use it. Stun guns are very effective when used properly, but you must know how to use them if you plan to defend yourself with one. Knowing how to use it will also give you the confidence to use it when you need to.
When you purchase your stun gun, read the brochure or directions and learn about the features included on the model you have chosen. Most are straight or curved, with a grip and trigger like a gun. This style should be held as you would hold a handgun. Others, however, look more like a cell phone or a pager. You don't want to be caught fumbling with your stun gun, trying to figure out how to turn it on. Besides turning it on, you'll also need to turn off the safety switch, which prevents you from shocking yourself with the stun gun.
Next, learn how a stun gun works. The stun gun disables your attacker by sending an electrical pulse through the body, disabling muscle control. In order to be effective, the stun gun must be touching your attacker while you press the button. There are two prongs at the end of the stun gun through which the current flows. Both must be pressed to your attacker's body. It takes two to five seconds, depending on the voltage, to disable the attacker. For best results, the stun gun should come into contact with the torso, rather than the extremities.
When practicing, be sure that no part of your body, including your fingers, is anywhere near the stun gun's contact probes after you turn off the safety switch. Practice pulling the stun gun out of your pocket or purse and moving the safety switch on and off quickly. Doing so will enable you to use the stun gun quickly and effectively during a self defense situation.
To see what the charge looks like, turn the stun gun on. Your stun gun will emit a crackling noise, and blue sparks will fly between the two prongs. Never practice with a live stun gun on anyone. Police often undergo this unforgettable experience during training; and say that �anyone who has experienced the jolt of a stun gun will remember it forever.� This device causes excruciating pain, and should never be used except in an actual self defense situation.
If you have a TASER device, you should practice shooting the probes at a target about five to ten feet away from you, such as a bush. The probes of a TASER device should be at least six inches apart from each other, but both should land on your attacker's body.
You can also practice potential self defense scenarios with a partner, as long as the safety latch is on. Using the stun gun on an attacker must be second nature. Have your partner �attack� you from behind and try to wrestle the stun gun away from your grip. With the safety switch on, practice connecting the stun gun with your partner's body before they are able to get the stun gun away from you.
About The Author: http://www.resistattack.com has a full range of stun guns both for families and security forces. Also check for current specials on a tazer gun.
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