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THIS POST is ALL MY PERSONAL OPINION!
I don't know where
you live or the laws in your state. I
know it is currently legal to carry a stun gun in Florida. I bought one called Stunzilla at a yard sale years ago for $2. I had to come up with two nine volt batteries
to make it spark! It was a lifesaver.
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I drive with my windows
down. Mostly that is a habit from the
olden days when air conditioning was not standard even in a new car! I have a.c. in the car but, the window on my
side is down. Since I bought Stunzilla,
I have been accosted more than a few times by beggars. It has been four years and I have never been touched. I have never had to stun someone, but I have
put my hand on the trigger and made the zapping noise. Apparently that zapping noise is the international
noise that says, “Get your dirty hand out of my car, I just put my car in park,
I am not reaching for your drug money in my purse!” I have been at a traffic light when some guy
waltzed up to me while I was talking to my grandson in the passenger seat. I didn’t have to say a word, and he didn’t
take but a second to turn and run.
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I was looking at a
flyer from Gander Mountain sporting goods store a couple years back, when I saw
a stun gun in pink cammo pattern. I
thought, how cute! But, that is not my
style. Then one day later the subject of
safety came up while I was in a client’s home.
Her nanny had had a close call with a dark figure in a dark parking
lot. Fortunately, she slammed her car
door shut, locked the door and called her boyfriend in the apartment, who
called the police. I suggested she get
the pink stun gun. She is all girlie
girl and a pink case in her purse would look like it belonged there. The stun gun in her hand looks like she is
carrying a fashion print eyeglass case. They now come in solid colors and small shapes but still pack a big punch.
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I am not liking the defense pen, for myself. I have a lot of pens in the deep dark recesses of my bag and I couldn't tell which one is an unbreakable defense weapon in an emergency. This is a personal preference and the reason I do not mention the maker’s name. It may be a very good solution to the person who keeps a pen clipped in an inner jacket pocket; it just doesn't work for me.
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I am liking the lipstick pepper
spray case. I don't carry lipstick in my
daily handbag so a lipstick case would look as if it belonged to eyes of
someone who doesn't know me. I like the idea that this is a defensive weapon that doesn't scream,"I have a defensive weapon in my handbag." I do not like the pistol grip pepper spray devices. They look like a gun. They are not a gun. If you are going to carry something that looks like a handgun it should shoot bullets. If you need a conceal carry permit for a handgun and you are carrying something that looks like a handgun, you are asking for trouble. Criminals want your gun as much as they want your money. Police feel threatened by the appearance of a gun shaped item and have every right to shoot you when you threaten them.
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I know we have all
seen these movies where the victim turns on their assailant and turns a can of
hairspray into a flamethrower. I am sure
it can be done. I loved McGyver and my
sons all went through a phase with alcohol cannons. Yet, in a pinch and under pressure, I want a tool
that works when you pull the trigger.
I
like pepper spray on a calm day but I personally prefer the stun gun. It works in close quarters. If you are
twenty feet away from me, I don't want to anger you by spraying you. I want to walk away and if you touch me, I
want you to hurt, writhe in pain and wallow on the ground while I leave you
quickly. No touching the prepper!
On a personal note, what I really want is my own zat'nik'tal !
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