When ‘Same Difference’ Is Relevant To Personal Defense by - Robert A Mintina

We happen to be close friends ever since we were children however you would never reckon this. We are as different from each other as midnight, 8AM, high noon as well as three in the morning.

I am the writer, Michael is the corporate type, Troy is the musician while Leo is the bartender. Well, he also owns the pub he works in. However it's surprising how we all agree on many things. Our use of stun devices for personal protection is one particular example.

We all prefer stun guns because we understand that they don't kill but employ electric current in order to disable briefly without causing irreversible injury. We do not have to get into a fight and can go contact the cops when the enemy is down.

But even the things we agree with highlight our distinctions. I have a 1.2 million volt rechargeable pen stun weapon with flashlight. A masked stun device, it seems the same as one of my pens, so surprise is on my side.

Michael prefers his rechargeable cell phone stun gun, a stun device camouflaged as a cellular phone. Like my stun pen, it comes with an LED flashlight. This lets him see and also aim better at night and this can blind his target with the glare.

Troy totally rocks his double contact stun device, as expected. It is designed just like a U and fits him to a T. Both ends face his particular target as he holds it at the center. It is a lot more effective than the others as the 5-inch distance between the contact tips helps make the electrical shock stronger. Most stun devices have just a 1.5-inch distance between the tips.

His telescopic stun baton is suited to Leo. If a belligerent drunk lunges at him, Leo gets his baton stun gun from underneath the bar counter, extends it to full length and takes the drunk facedown on the counter.

At the end of the day, we are merely four guys who grew up together and still desire to share a few laughs. And also a preference for stun guns for self defense. And a few beers. http://www.guardtactical.com