Purchase TASER Devices for your protection

The TASER C2 or TASER M18, made by TASER International, can stop a threat up to 15 feet away, allowing you to protect yourself and your family from a safe distance. You can also use the TASER brand stun device as a contact stun gun. TASER technology has proven itself as the safe self-defense choice with over 500,000 users worldwide. TASER technology is supported by dozens of independent medical reports attesting to it's general safety.
Unlike conventional weapons, a TASER device can work anywhere on the body, making it easier to stop an assailant than other self-defense products. Just point and push a button. TASER devices are field proven to be over 95% effective in actual law enforcement encounters by over 10,000 police agencies in 40 countries.

The Neuromuscular Incapacitation technology NMI® of the TASER Stun Device is the key technology to disable even the most aggressive attackers. NMI temporarily overrides the central nervous system, thus disrupting control of the skeletal muscles. Compressed gas launches two penetrating probes up to 15 feet to deliver a powerful knockdown punch. Once attached to the target, the probes use sophisticated electronic technology called Shaped Pulse™ that utilize a high voltage leading edge to penetrate barriers such as clothing followed by a lower voltage stimulation pulse to cause neuromuscular incapacitation. No stray bullets, no deadly accidents, even mistakes are not fatal.

Replaceable Cartridge

TASER C2
Civilian Model

The TASER C2 is the newest product from TASER International designed for personal protection. It utilizes the same technology as their proven law enforcement models.

The TASER C2 is a self-defense electronic control device. Electronic Control Devices (ECDs) use propelled wires or direct contact to conduct energy to affect the sensory and motor functions of the nervous system. The TASER C2 uses a replaceable cartridge, containing compressed nitrogen, to deploy two small probes that are attached to the TASER C2 by insulated conductive wires with a maximum length of 15 feet. The TASER C2 transmits electrical pulses along the wires and into the body affecting the sensory and motor functions of the peripheral nervous system. The energy can penetrate up to two inches of clothing.

Kit Includes
- TASER C2
- One C2 Cartridge
- Manual
- DVD Training Manual
- Lithium Battery Pack

AT31 Replacement Cartridge, 2 Pack $59.95

AT30 TASER C2 $349.95
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The TASER C2 has an integrated LED light for use in low light situations. It has a safety cover to prevent accidental discharge and a lithium battery good for up to 50 uses.

TASER C2 with Laser

The TASER C2 with integrated Laser is the same product as the standard C2 Laser (AT30) but it includes a laser for pin point accuracy. The laser will show the spot where the probes will hit when the TASER C2 is fired. It also adds an element of intimidation by signaling to the assailant he is about to be taken down.

The TASER C2 with laser comes in four colors. Black, Aqua, Silver, and Pink.

AT31 C2 Replacement Cartridge, 2 Pack $59.95

AT32P TASER C2 Pink $379.95
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AT32S TASER C2 Silver $379.95
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AT32B TASER C2 Black $379.95
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AT32A TASER C2 Aqua $379.95
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Continuous Exposure Risks When practical, avoid prolonged or continuous exposure(s) to the TASER device's electrical discharge. In some circumstances, in susceptible people, it is conceivable that the stress and exertion of extensive repeated, prolonged, or continuous application(s) of the TASER device may contribute to cumulative exhaustion, stress, and associated medical risk(s).
Other Conditions. Unrelated to TASER device, conditions such as excited delirium, severe exhaustion, drug intoxication or chronic drug abuse, and/or over-exertion from physical struggle may result in serious injury or death.
Breathing Impairment. Extended or repeated TASER device exposures should be avoided where practical. Although existing studies on conscious human volunteers indicate subjects continue to breathe during extended TASER device applications, it is conceivable that the muscle contractions may impair a subject's ability to breathe. Accordingly, where appropriate and practical, it is advisable to use expedient physical restraint in conjunction with the TASER device to minimize the overall duration of stress, exertion, and potential breathing impairment particularly on individuals exhibiting symptoms of excited delirium and/or exhaustion. However, it should be noted that certain subjects in a state of excited delirium may exhibit superhuman strength and despite efforts for expedient restraint, these subjects sometimes cannot be restrained without a significant and profound struggle.
Permanent Vision Loss. If a TASER devive becomes embedded in an eye, it could result in permanent loss of vision.
Seizure Risks. Repetitive stimuli such as flashing lights or electrical stimuli can induce seizures in some individuals. This risk is heightened if electrical stimuli or current passes through the head region.
Skin Wound Treatment. TASER devices can cause skin irritation, small puncture wounds, friction abrasions, minor burns, etc. As with any injury of this type, in some circumstances infection(s) may occur. Thus, appropriately cleanse any such wounds and if necessary seek medical attention.
Response to Exposure. The TASER device can cause temporary discomfort, pain, stress, and panic, which may be injurious to some people.
Muscle Contraction-Related Risks. The TASER device can cause strong muscle contractions that may result in physical exertion or athletic-type injuries. In certain instances this may be serious for some people, such as those with pre-existing conditions and/or special susceptibilities. This may also occur in instances where a person has an unusual and/or unanticipated response to the TASER device deployment and/or discharge.
Secondary Injury Risks. TASER device-induced strong muscle contractions usually render a subject temporarily unable to control his or her psychomotor movements. This may result in secondary injuries such as those due to falls. This loss of control, or inability to catch oneself, can in special circumstances increase the risk(s) of serious injury or death. Persons who are physically infirm or pregnant are among those who may be at higher risk. Also, persons who could fall on a sharp object, such as persons holding a knife.