IS the only part that shocks the tip of the baton or will it also shock someone trying to grab it further down the length of the baton?
1373990
The only part that shocks is the tip you can grab any part of the baton and not get shocked.
1373991
Yes, The only part that shocks is the very tip of the baton. It is a bit uncomfortable to grab the baton at the top 1/3, where the groove/spiked part is, but not shocking.
1373992
It only shocks at the end but for price it's good deal and pretty neat toy. Just kind of easy to break honestly.had mine a week used it on my dog who wants to fight me and he broke it with one bite at it
1373993
Just the tip. The end of it is aggressivly knurled so that it can be used as a blunt defensive weapons.
1373994
It's only the tip that shocks. There is another version of this baton that shocks on the sides of the baton. Look for it on Amazon.
1216298
it is not really a shock but more of a vibration...but...it is strong and does sting!! have fun!!
519513
It does not shock. It makes a vibration about the amount of a mechanical toothbrush and a high pitched tone. There are two levels high and low. The only difference from high to low is the amount of time the vibration or tone lasts. You can't do both sound and vibration together. Turn off after every use to save the batteries. I also purchased a big 50 pack of batteries from amazon. The pack of 50 cost what I paid for 3 batteries at CVS. Works ok on my lab.
1959778
It produces an actual shock to the target. I have not actually felt it my self but when the button is pushed you can hear the current run through the metal connectors.
1373716
I'm sorry, there are conflicting anwers here about the metal strips. Are they for show, or do they shock someone who tries to grab it away from you?
2128912
You have to have the remote in hand. Honestly though we haven't even used the shock. It has been effective just using vibrate on level 4.
683398
it would only be the same if the clippy-end were attached to something that is connected to the actual ground, aka "grounded." just clipping it to any piece of metal will only help w/ shock and/or static electricity, which is still good to do, but not as good as getting grounded.
461581
I have not used it in a situation harsh enough to test the tip. From the research I did before buying, this is the best knife for the $. I completely recommend it!
1173000
The two halves of the shock can rotate to the position that you need....just twist
2029154
the end of the extractor (or syringe) are fairly large to fit all around the sting or bite. I have only used the smallest one (no snake bites yet thank goodness) for bee stings and it has saved me from a lot of discomfort and possibly a couple of trips to the ER. Fabulous little kit - I have one in the house and one in my car. Do read the directions though - first time I washed off with soap and water instead of alcohol and had large welts down my arm where the diluted venom had trickled down. Next time I used alcohol and had only a tiny red dot within a couple of hours. I was once stung in the hollow of my throat but had no reaction because I stayed very calm and used the extractor immediately. Can't recommend it enough.
680819
I have been stunned by several different devices, and this one is definitely less effective than say a police-type taser which fires barbs and wires. I used this one on myself as well, and it did shock me through heavy clothing, but barely. I think this one is more about surprise and distraction of an agressor. It snaps very loud and bright, which would make most people back off immediately... Especially someone who has never been tazed before.
1197896
If you mean spring tensioned to absorb shock, no, they do not. Once locked to length, the pole is rigid. However, the rubber tip used for asphalt walking that is included does absorb some shock by design as it's a soft rubber with multiple nubs on it.
125290
Beats me, haven't used it yet. Probably get your ass beat before you got to the second or third buddy of the first one you shock. Better to shock and run i would think.
1593912
You have to pull the tip, it might be hard to pull so be careful not to hurt yourself.
1373715
Yes it has stun strips down both sides of the baton.Thank youU-Guard Security Products
2280159
It is not made for "jabbing" but will continue to shock until fully collapsed as long as the trigger is depressed. When the trigger is depressed the extending rod will not lock in the closed position so as soon as the compression is relaxed, it will again extend to full length.
1803063
Yes, you have to touch the person to shock them. There are contact points on the front of the unit and they have to touch the person. BTW, you may have also noticed two sideways prongs sort of facing each other. When you press the button to fire the unit an arc flies between these two points making a loud electrical noise and a bright light and I think this alone would scare a lot of muggers, purse snatchers, etc. It's pretty loud and frightening.