As a TASER consumer, it is important to understand how to use your device and stay safe in the event of an attack.
How do TASER products stack up against other safety tools? Check out the graphic below to find out!
You've learned everything you need to know about our Civilian Line (TASER Pulse, TASER Bolt, TASER StrikeLight) and the TASER X26P from our Professional Series. Now its time to learn about our last product, the TASER X2, from our Professional Series.
You've learned everything you need to know about our Civilian Line (TASER Pulse, TASER Bolt, TASER StrikeLight). Now its time to learn about the TASER X26P from our Professional Series. .jpg?width=600&name=33588_xl%20(2).jpg)
You've learned all about the TASER Pulse and the TASER Bolt devices, now here is what you need to know about the TASER StrikeLight stun flashlight, the only pure stun-gun manufactured by TASER.
You already learned everything you need to know about the TASER Pulse, now its time to learn about the TASER Bolt. The TASER Bolt is simple to use, safe to own, and effective when you need it.
Last week we covered how to safely draw, fire, and escape with a TASER Pulse. Today, we will go over everything you need to know about this TASER device.
In previous Training Tuesday posts, we've covered the basics of TASER vocabulary, the functions of a TASER device, its components, and how to draw from a holster. Today, we put all those together with a drill lead by our TASER Instructor Sara.
The TASER Pulse device has a substantial battery life and is designed to last for 2 years or 50 full 30-second cycles. However, if you have armed your device and noticed the yellow or red battery indicator light, it is time to purchase a new battery. Once the new battery has arrived, reference the video below for a step-by-step demonstration!
Whether you have a TASER Pulse or TASER Bolt, proper maintenance is integral to ensuring that you're ready to protect yourself and loved ones in a real-world situation.
