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" There&amp;#039;s a lot to say about Taser&amp;#039;s civilian-marketed C2, a stripped-down, $350 version of the unit carried by some 10,000 law enforcement agencies around the country. It fires a pair of probes into a target, presumably someone who&amp;#039;s attacking you, from up to 15 ft. away. If the probes get within two inches of your skin (they don&amp;#039;t have to penetrate skin, but they can, as I found out), they complete a circuit and deliver 30 seconds of muscle-clenching incapacitation. The C2 fires once per cartridge, so Taser recommends putting it down and running like hell while your target twitches away. That&amp;#039;s $350 down the tube, but if you have a genuine reason for using it, that&amp;#039;s a bargain. And if you convince Taser that the unit was fired in self-defense, they&amp;#039;ll send you a free replacement. There&amp;#039;s much more\u2014the unit sends out a spray of ID tags with each shot and a aims with a laser sight\u2014but that&amp;#039;s not why you&amp;#039;re here. You&amp;#039;re here to see someone get hit with a Taser, and that someone is me. As you&amp;#039;d expect, it&amp;#039;s a very jarring experience to be hit with this thing, even for a couple of seconds. What&amp;#039;s worse? As you&amp;#039;ll see, it&amp;#039;s completely embarrassing. \u2014Erik Sofge  PLUS: Taser Unleashes Shotguns and Robots on Humanity (with Video) The Taser C2 Personal Protector is a hand-held taser for the common man. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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