TASER® Weapon Projectiles
The compressed gas inside each Air Cartridge
fires two projectiles trailing 15
feet of insulated electrical wire. the projectiles are
barbed and actually look like miniature harpoons
with a barb on the end that prevent them from being
easily removed. In fact, they may have to be surgically
removed. Most subjects end up in an emergency room
where a small incision needs to be made to remove each
the of the projectiles.
The compressed gas cartridges are not refilled, they
fire only once and are then discarded. The cartridges
also scatter dozens of microdots that look like confetti.
Each microdot has the registration number of the Taser
or replacement cartridge so the weapon can be traced to
the original purchaser of the weapon or cartridge. In the
event of a TASER® Weapon ever utilized to commit a crime, law
enforcement are able to trace the weapon back to the
original purchaser.
Watching the Demonstration videos
it is not always evident that the TASER® Weapon projectiles were not ever
fired at the volunteer subjects. The projectiles were removed from
the Air Cartridge and taped to the subject beforehand to test the
results of the TASER® Weapon current on the subject.
At least one TASER® Weapon customer tested it on himself by actually having
someone fire it at himself. He was surprised to find that the barbed
projectiles were not easily removed. Having a high tolerance to pain,
he was able to perform minor surgery
on himself without anesthesia to get them out.
For more information you can read the FAQs or see the Demonstrations. Address questions to: info@taser.org |
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