I'm disabled and wonder if this would fend off an attacker ?
1166399
No, it is basically a toy. My son says it doesn't hurt when hit with the paint balls, so I don't believe this item would be s deterrent.
1166400
Yes it would if u shoot them where it counts cause its a good powerful gun that's a great buy and my son loves it.
1166401
Hi, I'm sorry it took so long to reply. In my opinion, I do not believe this would be effective in fending off an attacker. When you get hit by the paint balls, there is minimal pain, if any. Hope this helps!
1166402
You could look for a .177cal pellet gun instead. It probably won't kill an attacker, but it'll maim him pretty badly.
1095346
I have this on my keyring and unlock it for immediate use whenever I am walking to and from my car, to and from a store etc. I can tell you from first hand experience that an attack takes seconds to occur and you will need to have this spray unlocked and ready to be used. The chances are slim that you will be able to unlock and use it once a physical struggle begins. If you panic during an attack it is possible that you may spray yourself. Familiarize yourself with this product to reduce the chances of that happening.
418086
No I am disabled and broke my collar bone in auto accident 1-2 pushes n goes down! It was always a project before not no more I highly recommend this!!! I <3 mine!!
781431
If you are asking if it will support someone, the answer is yes. However, without knowing the person's weight, or what limitations are being dealt with, I don't know how to address your concern.
214227
It has a bracelet which makes it very tough to pry it from anyone's hands but besides that there is no disabling feature. Like most self defense products, you want to use this once and surprise the assailant and then flee to safety. You never want to actually stay and fight. It's all about getting to somewhere safe where you can get help.
1177880
The don't really hurt except for an occasional light burn. But stun guns and tazers work by overloading the muscles with electrical information, the person's muscles begin rapidly contracting and releasing making it impossible to stand or continue an attack. But then again, if you are forced to use this against someone attacking you, do you you really care if they areally in temporary pain?
458531
Same thing happened to me. I could probably HURT someone hitting them with this thing, it is that hard now. Ridiculous price for something that is basically useless.
433901
Shouldn't make a difference, unless the person bruises easily. It works by cinching everything snugly just below the knee. It is adjustable, but works best when fairly snug.
1482245
I can't answer this because I have not tried it on myself, but I do know that there is a lot of information supporting the use of tasers. It is a close in weapon that doubles as a flashlight meaning that if your using it while walking at night at someone grabs you you'll be able to easily use it to discourage him. Tasers knock people down, but the question is how long before he gets back up and that varies from person to person. However, once down you can keep jolting him to keep him down while dialing 911. I wouldn't suggest running unless safety is close by. I think you're safer to keep him on the ground than to let him get up again. It would also be helpful to carry other deterrents like pepper-spray. What I can tell you that it has a wicked sound which may be good enough to discourage the would-be attacker.
530449
Just as T,Jackson I am interested in the answer to his question.I would hate to depend on this device for self defense, only to find that it does not work. Edward Reg edwardreg@yahoo.com
2136217
Here's how I answer that kind of question. It's always best to carry something that protects you from a distance and something that will protect you close up. So I suggest carrying a pepper spray and use it as a long range deterrent. If the attacker is still coming at you, stun him with your stun gun. The combination will certainly make him incapacitated long enough for you to get away. I hope that answered your question. Thanks.
1906069
Well, if the attacker has not run off and is still in the same place you can repeatedly zap them. However, if you got one good 15 second zap in - then they should not be putting up much resistance.
1381810
Well, I guess you could...but it is more for slashing and hacking than throwing. If that is what you would do to a threat, I suggest getting throwing knives or a small hatchet.
1093686
yes....although you have to be able to hold the can that you are opening....i think there are better one-handedcan openers on the market....try checking the handicapped sites!!!!!!!!!!
1271881
You can set them to blow in different increments, if I remember correctly, 1 min to non stop till the user disarms, but if its going off only the display would let you know a different sensor was triggered......
454900
I believe you have to be close to the attacker. Don't worry, I think that attacker have to be super fast to avoid this thing. It also emit a very loud sound that a criminal would run way from. Remember this is a mean of protection and defense.
1946878
It sounds as though you either purchased the training cannister or they sent you the wrong one--either way, inert means you have no protection--it will not stop an attacker. Recommend you contact the seller immediately and obtain a replacement.