SABRE Tactical Stun Gun With LED Flashlight

It’s a great stun gun very powerful for a low price.
I am so happy that I purchased another for my sister as a gift and probably will purchase more of them.
It’s well easily worth the price for safety in a person to person adversary self defense situation,not all that effective against multiple violent assailants if you are by yourself.
It’s designed pretty well and it’s very ergonomic and easy to hold and grip.
However the flashlight light/off/stun gun on switch on the side of the stun gun can easily be moved to the flashlight on position if someone carry’s this in a pocket rather than the supplied belt holster.
I recommend IF you do carry this in a pocket to have some coins in the bottom of the pocket in case of accidental discharge in which the sparks will short out on the coins rather than you.
That is if all the buttons on the stun gun are set to the armed/on position.
I usually have all the buttons set to armed/on in case on walks I need to use it quickly with only the shock button do I have to press to discharge.
If the flashlight is unexpectedly in the on position (like in a pocket) and the power is drained,the stun gun won’t function in case of an emergency violent confrontation.
Now what I did was to use electrical tape around the diameter of this stun gun so that the flashlight button can’t be moved forwards.
This may seem like I am disabling this but it’s only to ensure the power doesn’t get drained if needed in an emergency.
If the flashlight is needed in a low light emergency situation the electrical tape modification can easily be removed in the dark and replaced later on.
The flash light on/off switch should be moved to the back end of the device along side the end On/Off safety switch

A serious non-lethal weapon masquerading as a flashlight. So powerful it interferes with video and makes my hair stand on end when triggered. It is important to know that the taser will not fire when the flashlight is on. Taser function can be completely disengaged with an on-off switch on the back of the flashlight. It goes without saying truck don’t try this out on any of your friends or yourself.

OK, confession: I have never hit myself, or a family member, friend, pet, or any other living thing with both of the Stun Flashlights I’ve had. Well, deeper confession: There was that one roach. But other than that, I’m a Stun Gun Jainist.
That being said, when I opened the package my first thought was “wow, this thing is WAY more attractive, way more comfortable to use, and WAY WAY more solid. The entire thing is metal, and it charges from mostly dead to pretty darn alive in about 6 hours. The instructions warn that discharging the stunner charge a lot for show will dramatically decrease its lifespan. True dat. But just like racking a 12-gauge pump shotgun is one of the more off-putting sounds to the wayward burglar or overly hormoned and underly sneaky daughter’s boyfriend, this thing is designed like a poisonous caterpillar — You have a flashlight, which is one of those “duh” items at night outside. Someone is walking towards you. The LED isn’t massively powerful, but in a dark area, you’d be able to severely impair someone’s abiilty to see exactly where you are. The second trick this nicely build unit has is it also has a strobe that’s a click away, and if you have never owned a tactical flashlight with a strobe setting, you may not believe that it’s probably better at keeping someone at bay than being able to hit a perfect 1980’s-era VanDamme split, and giving your potential assaulter the Neo “bring it” gesture at the same time. If you don’t believe me, find someone who has one, and go into a completely dark room, then try to take down the person with a good strong strobe flashlight. You can’t see ANYthing.
However, the final trick this pocket-sized beastie has is of course what it’s named for, and like I noted above, firing a burst into the air is going to dissuade all but determined attackers, so don’t. If they manage to fully close with you, flick the switch from strobe to the full-off and spark-armed setting (my one massive gripe about this type of stun gun — you are required to turn the light off before you can press the front of the light against thin clothing (torso is best, but if you can get it firmly stuck on their neck — well, I’m not TELLING you to give them about five seconds of nonstop 5,000,000 volt reminders that touching you is, in the words of LeeLoo, “Never Without My Permission”. Even a brief encounter — half a second or so — if directed at a grasping hand will render that hand less than effective in grabbing at you. Stick it in their neck for one second and they WILL fall to the ground, disoriented and in extreme pain.
This is getting to be an instruction manual, not a review, so I’ll stop here. The major pros of this defensive item are: Powerful and painful shock which will knock anyone right onto the ground, strobe light which can enable you to escape WITHOUT having to close with them (always better), and a pretty decent charging time. Cons are: you have to remember to flip the switch on the tail to “on” or the stun capacitors won’t be in the circuit, and you have to turn the light completely off to enable the shock. I want a stun gun that has a powerful, fast strobe that can be left on while you hit the stun, but I haven’t found that unicorn yet. This seems to be a very sound product. Dr. B says go buy one, and hope you don’t have to use it. Oh, and check the laws where you live — some of them are asinine regarding stun guns. Be careful.