Stun Gun with Flashlight

• 2-in-1 Stun Gun and LED Flashlight
• Protect yourself with 1,000,000 volts of stopping power
• Safety switch prevents accidental stun-gun discharge
• Push-button on/off for flashlight
• Includes holster, pocket clip, wrist strap, and DC recharging cord
• Aircraft-grade aluminum
• 6 ½"L x 1 ½"W
• Note: Not legal in all cities/states
• Check laws in your area
• Must be 18 to purchase
• Please Note: Must be 21 or older to order. Check federal, state and local laws in your area before ordering. Misuse or careless use may cause serious injury. Not available in CA, CT, DC, HI, IA, IL, MA, MD, MI, NJ, NY, PA, PR, WI, Canada.

LEGAL RESTRICTIONS ON THE POSSESSION OF SABRE® STUN GUNS

The possession and/or sale of SABRE® stun guns are legal in the vast majority of states and cities across the United States. However, a few states and cities have chosen to enact laws restricting in some way the possession and/or sale of stun guns. Listed below is the most current information on the states and cities with legal restrictions. There may be other states and cities with restrictions. Check your local laws to determine the legality of carrying a SABRE® stun gun in your area. The end user must be 18 years of age to purchase. Don’t take on Educational Property, Airports or Government Buildings.

STUN GUNS ARE ILLEGAL IN THE FOLLOWING STATES:

• District of Columbia
• Hawaii
• Michigan
• New Jersey
• Massachusetts
• New York

• Rhode Island

STUN GUNS ARE ILLEGAL IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES:

• Annapolis, MD
• Baltimore (City and County), MD
• Howard County, MD
• Tacoma City, WA
• Denison & Crawford County, IA
• Philadelphia, PA
• Chicago, IL

THE FOLLOWING STATES HAVE RESTRICTIONS ON THE USE OF STUN GUNS. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LAWS FOR THE SPECIFIC RESTRICTIONS:

• Iowa—Need Permit or License to carry
• Illinois—Must have a FOID card in possession at time of purchase, seller must keep 
a record of sale for 10 years, 24 hour waiting period to possess from time of 
purchase
• Georgia—Can’t take on Educational Property
• Maryland—Background check is required, the seller must keep a record of buyer’s 
name
• Mississippi—Must have a license to carry
• North Carolina—Can’t take on Educational property, must keep on person’s own 
premises, can’t conceal it
• Ohio—Can’t take on Educational Property
• Wisconsin—Must keep on own private property
• Connecticut