If it occurred out in the open, I would have tried to get away. But there are few escape routes within the '6' train towards Grand Central.
I prefer to run away against trouble but not because I can't take on it. The moment this man on the '6' train tried to rob me with a blade, my right hand held the handle of my own baton stun gun snugly. I constantly advocated using a stun baton for best self defense and now I was going to use mine the very first time.
Many people bring stun devices since using them is safer as compared to fighting back. Electric shock takes the assailant down and the target gets away to contact the cops. As soon as the suspect stops twitching, he will find that he has totally recovered with no long-term injury. Behind bars.
I feel stun batons, or stun weapons in baton form, are better. Their length enables you to protect yourself while keeping the bad guy at arm's length. And these self-defense batons work as clubs, also.
Extendable stun batons like mine are a lot better. They collapse for easy storage inside your own bag or coat pocket and then shoot out to complete length when necessary.
I've got a Stun Master telescopic stun baton. This is a light, a 120dB alarm and also a 2.5 million volt stun baton combined. It is just 13 inches collapsed and also 21.5 inches at full span. Unlike with other baton stun guns, all the steel telescoping components are electrified, not only the end. It can't be grabbed from you.
Its lifetime warranty means no worries concerning damage. The free holster thrown in makes carrying this easy. And it is a rechargeable stun gun, so I don't fuss with batteries.
That '6' train robber attempted to block my retractable stun baton as soon as it shot out to complete length. But no matter where he touched it, he got a bad shock, and he went down twitching. That is exactly why I always keep a stun baton for best personal defense. No attacker can get away from it.
I prefer to run away against trouble but not because I can't take on it. The moment this man on the '6' train tried to rob me with a blade, my right hand held the handle of my own baton stun gun snugly. I constantly advocated using a stun baton for best self defense and now I was going to use mine the very first time.
Many people bring stun devices since using them is safer as compared to fighting back. Electric shock takes the assailant down and the target gets away to contact the cops. As soon as the suspect stops twitching, he will find that he has totally recovered with no long-term injury. Behind bars.
I feel stun batons, or stun weapons in baton form, are better. Their length enables you to protect yourself while keeping the bad guy at arm's length. And these self-defense batons work as clubs, also.
Extendable stun batons like mine are a lot better. They collapse for easy storage inside your own bag or coat pocket and then shoot out to complete length when necessary.
I've got a Stun Master telescopic stun baton. This is a light, a 120dB alarm and also a 2.5 million volt stun baton combined. It is just 13 inches collapsed and also 21.5 inches at full span. Unlike with other baton stun guns, all the steel telescoping components are electrified, not only the end. It can't be grabbed from you.
Its lifetime warranty means no worries concerning damage. The free holster thrown in makes carrying this easy. And it is a rechargeable stun gun, so I don't fuss with batteries.
That '6' train robber attempted to block my retractable stun baton as soon as it shot out to complete length. But no matter where he touched it, he got a bad shock, and he went down twitching. That is exactly why I always keep a stun baton for best personal defense. No attacker can get away from it.
About the Author:
Laniza B Green has been training people how to use self defense items to protect themselves for years. There are dozens of options, including stun guns, pepper sprays and personal alarms. He provides complete help and instruction on how to use the items. http://www.ltgpersonalsafety.com
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