Overview.
Over 270,000 law enforcement professionals in 44 countries have come to rely on
Taser devices to save lives. Protect your life, and those of your loved ones, with
professional grade technology!
According to recent police studies, the new Taser C2 produces a higher instant
incapacitation rate than a 9mm hand gun!
Why Should You Use a Taser for Personal
Security? Results!
Over 270,000 law enforcement professionals in 44 countries have come to rely on
Taser devices to save lives. Protect your life, and those of your loved ones, with
professional grade technology!
According to recent police studies, the new Taser C2 produces a higher instant
incapacitation rate than a 9mm hand gun!
Why Should You Use a Taser for Personal
Security? Results!
- Over 50,000 volts of take-down power! You can use Taser C2 and leave it
- behind attached to the attacker while you get to safety.
Send us a copy of the police report documenting the incident and we
will replace your Taser free of charge!
- Effective with a hit anywhere on the body! Chemical and pepper sprays
- must hit an attacker in the face. Not a reliable alternative in fast moving
confrontations. And, in a windy environment, sprays will blow back towards
the user!
- Can stop an attacker under the influence of Alcohol, Crystal Meth, PCP or
- other dangerous drugs! Field proven up to 99% effective in actual police use.
- Effectively stop threats up to 15 feet away!
- Protect you and your family from a safe distance!
- Can penetrate up to two inches of clothing! The C2 transmits electrical
- pulses along the wires and into an attacker's body. This affects his bodily
functions causing complete paralysis, temporarily.
- Doubles as a hand held contact stun stun!
- A powerful back-up capability. Effective against multiple attackers!
Neuromuscular Incapacitation (NMI).
Allows you to disable even the most
aggressive attackers! NMI temporarily
overrides the command and control
systems of an attacker's body.
aggressive attackers! NMI temporarily
overrides the command and control
systems of an attacker's body.
Shaped Pulse Technology.
High voltage leading edge to penetrate
heavy clothing. A lower voltage
stimulation pulse follows to cause
muscular paralysis.
heavy clothing. A lower voltage
stimulation pulse follows to cause
muscular paralysis.
Taser C2 Cartridge.
| Replaceable module. Safely engage threats up to 15 feet away!
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Anti-Felon Identification (AFID).
A system to deter Taser misuse. AFID
includes bar-coded serialization of each
cartridge and confetti-like ID tags.
includes bar-coded serialization of each
cartridge and confetti-like ID tags.
Lithium Power Magazine (LPM).
Built-in lithium battery cells and
memory module.
memory module.
- Tracks power consumption.
- Tracks power levels remaining.
- Allows for software updates.
- Good for over 50 firings!
CheckLok .
| Next generation background check technology. Ensures full compliance with user ID and screening.
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Built-in Laser and LED Security Flashlight Illumination.
A Taser microprocessor controls both the
laser sight and LED flashlight. You activate
both via the safety switch.
laser sight and LED flashlight. You activate
both via the safety switch.
Legal To Carry In 43 States.
You can legally carry the Taser C2 without permit!
Illegal in DC, HI, MI, NJ, NY, RI, WI, certain cities and counties.
CT and IL are legal with restrictions. Check local laws before
purchasing or carrying a Taser.
Our AFID program enforces accountability for each use of the Taser.
Each Taser Cartridge sold for use with the Taser C2 have a unique
serial number. This serial number is in a bar code format on the back of
each Taser Cartridge.
When you fire the Taser C2, AFID tags disperse at the scene.
The large number of AFIDS and their small size makes it hard to clean up.
When police investigate any Taser use, they will find these tags and
contact Taser International for a complete trace on the serial number.
The AFID program -- not required by law. But we think it's the right thing
to do. It all comes back to responsibility.
You can legally carry the Taser C2 without permit!
Illegal in DC, HI, MI, NJ, NY, RI, WI, certain cities and counties.
CT and IL are legal with restrictions. Check local laws before
purchasing or carrying a Taser.
Our AFID program enforces accountability for each use of the Taser.
Each Taser Cartridge sold for use with the Taser C2 have a unique
serial number. This serial number is in a bar code format on the back of
each Taser Cartridge.
When you fire the Taser C2, AFID tags disperse at the scene.
The large number of AFIDS and their small size makes it hard to clean up.
When police investigate any Taser use, they will find these tags and
contact Taser International for a complete trace on the serial number.
The AFID program -- not required by law. But we think it's the right thing
to do. It all comes back to responsibility.
| Taser C2 |
Taser stops Man with Ax!
Thursday, March 22, 2007
Gail Gilmore.
Half a dozen sheriff’s deputies
hold off an ax-wielding parole
violator.
Two Azle police officers use
a Taser electric shock
weapon to end a fracas 20
minutes after it started.
At 11 a.m. March 14, Sgt. S.L.
Roy of Tarrant County
Sheriff’s Office (TCSO)
recognizes a vehicle and
driver as he patrols Highway
199 south of Azle.
Roy stops the vehicle in the
parking lot of a gas station.
He verifies that the driver,
John Ledbetter, 38, and calls
for assistance.
Ledbetter has a reputation
for violence.
When Sgt. Jerry Brown and
Sgt. Mike Tosh (an Azle
native) arrive, they ask
Ledbetter to leave the
vehicle. He comes out
wielding a long-handled,
doubled-bladed ax.
“We did everything short of
shooting him,” TCSO
spokesman Terry Grisham
said. “We used pepper
spray, baton strikes, nothing
stopped him."
“We don’t carry Tasers,”
Grisham said.“ Azle does.
The deputies took several
risks as they attempt to
subdue Ledbetter without
deadly force.
Sgt Tosh leans into the
vehicle and takes the keys
out. Then Ledbetter attempts
to drive away.
“We used almost a whole
can of pepper spray on him
and an asp (baton) on his ax
arm.”
Using the spray and baton
brought deputies well within
reach of Ledbetter's ax.
The parking lot affords
deputies room to maneuver
and surround Ledbetter.
Civilians in harm’s way are
ordered into the store. The
store clerk is ordered to lock
the door.
The deputies, now including
two additional officers,
manage to get Ledbetter to
the back side of the store.
They surround him with their
weapons drawn.
That was the situation as Azle
police, Sgt. Bob Jones and
officer Billy Thomson, arrive.
Jones has a brief
conversation with the
deputies.
“Then he tasers
(Ledbetter). It worked,”
Grisham said.
one brief shot with the
Taser results in immediate
compliance.
“One Taser shot and he was
down on the ground,” chief
deputy Jay Six explained.
Azle police have seven
Tasers, purchased for about
$800 each.
The weapons are a part of
the Azle police arsenal. Using
a Taser is “not something we
take lightly,” Myers said this
week.
“Officers who carry them
re-train every year. We file a
report if the weapon is
displayed (but not used). And
if it is used,” he said. This was
the third time Azle police have
used a Taser, he said.
You hear about the times
someone dies” from a Taser
hit, Myers said.
“You don’t hear of the times
like this when probably saved
his life.”
Thursday, March 22, 2007
Gail Gilmore.
Half a dozen sheriff’s deputies
hold off an ax-wielding parole
violator.
Two Azle police officers use
a Taser electric shock
weapon to end a fracas 20
minutes after it started.
At 11 a.m. March 14, Sgt. S.L.
Roy of Tarrant County
Sheriff’s Office (TCSO)
recognizes a vehicle and
driver as he patrols Highway
199 south of Azle.
Roy stops the vehicle in the
parking lot of a gas station.
He verifies that the driver,
John Ledbetter, 38, and calls
for assistance.
Ledbetter has a reputation
for violence.
When Sgt. Jerry Brown and
Sgt. Mike Tosh (an Azle
native) arrive, they ask
Ledbetter to leave the
vehicle. He comes out
wielding a long-handled,
doubled-bladed ax.
“We did everything short of
shooting him,” TCSO
spokesman Terry Grisham
said. “We used pepper
spray, baton strikes, nothing
stopped him."
“We don’t carry Tasers,”
Grisham said.“ Azle does.
The deputies took several
risks as they attempt to
subdue Ledbetter without
deadly force.
Sgt Tosh leans into the
vehicle and takes the keys
out. Then Ledbetter attempts
to drive away.
“We used almost a whole
can of pepper spray on him
and an asp (baton) on his ax
arm.”
Using the spray and baton
brought deputies well within
reach of Ledbetter's ax.
The parking lot affords
deputies room to maneuver
and surround Ledbetter.
Civilians in harm’s way are
ordered into the store. The
store clerk is ordered to lock
the door.
The deputies, now including
two additional officers,
manage to get Ledbetter to
the back side of the store.
They surround him with their
weapons drawn.
That was the situation as Azle
police, Sgt. Bob Jones and
officer Billy Thomson, arrive.
Jones has a brief
conversation with the
deputies.
“Then he tasers
(Ledbetter). It worked,”
Grisham said.
one brief shot with the
Taser results in immediate
compliance.
“One Taser shot and he was
down on the ground,” chief
deputy Jay Six explained.
Azle police have seven
Tasers, purchased for about
$800 each.
The weapons are a part of
the Azle police arsenal. Using
a Taser is “not something we
take lightly,” Myers said this
week.
“Officers who carry them
re-train every year. We file a
report if the weapon is
displayed (but not used). And
if it is used,” he said. This was
the third time Azle police have
used a Taser, he said.
You hear about the times
someone dies” from a Taser
hit, Myers said.
“You don’t hear of the times
like this when probably saved
his life.”
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