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Self-Defense Stun Guns — Compact, Powerful, Always Ready

Rechargeable stun guns with built-in flashlights for personal protection. No permits needed in most states.

Shop Stun Guns How Do Stun Guns Work?

How Stun Guns Work

A stun gun delivers a high-voltage, low-amperage electrical charge through direct contact. The shock disrupts voluntary muscle control, causing pain, disorientation, and loss of balance — without causing permanent injury.

The Arc

The visible electrical arc between the prongs and the loud crackling sound are a powerful deterrent — most confrontations end before contact.

Rechargeable

Modern stun guns charge via USB. No replacement batteries. Keep it charged and it's always ready.

Built-in Flashlight

Most models include an LED flashlight — useful for walking at night and as a dual-purpose tool.

Safety Switch

All our stun guns have a safety switch to prevent accidental discharge in your bag or pocket.

Stun Gun vs. Taser — What's the Difference?

A stun gun requires direct contact — you press it against the attacker. A Taser (a brand name) fires projectile prongs that can reach 15+ feet. We carry stun guns — contact devices that are legal without a permit in most states, more affordable, and don't require reloading.

Best-Selling Stun Guns

Rechargeable, compact, and ready: the Shadow Anchor ring stun gun, the keychain micro and the Shadow Reach stun baton. Full list: best-selling stun guns. New here? Read the buying guide.

Stun guns for sale: which one to buy

Every stun gun we sell is rechargeable, and most cost $11 to $22. Ignore the voltage numbers on the box. Choose on how it turns on, how big it is, and whether you want a flashlight or an alarm built in. Our stun gun buying guide explains each spec.

Squeeze-grip and ring stun guns

A squeeze-grip stun gun turns on when you grip it, so there is no switch to find in a hurry. Popular models: the Shadow Anchor ring stun gun, the pink Halo Grip and the SirenGuard, which adds a loud alarm. See squeeze-grip stun guns, ranked.

Keychain stun guns

Keychain stun guns ride on your keys, so they are always with you. Try the Silent Arc keychain, the pink Doorway Moment micro or the Calm Current keyring. Full list: keychain stun guns.

Stun gun flashlights and stun batons

A stun flashlight is a bright LED light first and a stun gun second, which makes it handy for night walks. Good picks are the Midnight Duty clip flashlight and the RidgeGuard. For more reach, the Stormline stun baton keeps distance between you and a threat. See stun flashlights and batons.

Stun guns for women

Women most often choose small, easy-to-hide models: the pink Blush Sentinel flashlight, the Violet Guardian and the Shadow Signal, which looks like a cell phone. More in stun guns for women.

Stun gun vs Taser

A stun gun works only on contact. A Taser fires two darts on wires from a distance. Stun guns cost less and need no cartridges. Read stun gun vs Taser for the full comparison.

Are stun guns legal?

Stun guns are legal to own in most states, but some states and cities restrict or ban them. This is not legal advice, so read the stun gun laws by state guide before you order. Orders ship from Richardson, Texas.

No Permit Needed

Stun guns are legal without a permit in most states. Check your local laws.

USB Rechargeable

No batteries to replace. Plug in, charge up, stay ready.

Fast Texas Shipping

Ships from Richardson, TX. Arrives in days.