yellow jacket Stun Gun, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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weapons/close combat training undergone
by the attacker and/ or victim, voltage of the
stun gun and aggression/ physiological state
of the attacker.
What is the difference between a taser
and a stun gun? A lot of people use the term
“taser” and “stun gun” interchangeably, but
there are significant differences between the
two. Stun guns are contact weapons and
must be applied at close range while Tasers
propel tethered darts at the attacker using a
compressed air cartridge. These darts stick
into the skin via pronged barbs. Stun guns
also have a lower amperage and higher
voltage than tasers, which make them
intrinsically safer in case of an accidental
discharge. Yellow Jacket® will cause moderate
to severe localized pain and definite
discomfort to the person it is used on. A stun
gun shock’s severity depends greatly on
where it is applied on the body and how long
it is applied. Neither of these weapons is
designed to kill under normal use.
Can my Yellow Jacket® be used to defend
against canine attacks?
Yes. It is not advisable to intentionally place
yourself in a position of encouraging such an
attack by an animal. It is best to avoid the
areas where such an attack could take place.
However, applying the Yellow Jacket® to the
head, neck or ribcage of a dog will have a
similar affect as when it is applied to a
human. Extending the unit out in front of