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Encyclopedia > Stun baton

A stun baton is a portable electric weapon that comes in many different styles. The one in Jedi Outcast is a pronged electric prod which is lethel. Ones used in Knights of the Old Republic and Knights of the Old Republic II are usually more letheal and consist of a baton instead of a pronged weapon.


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Stun Guns (635 words)
A stun baton works on the same principle as a stun gun but allows you to maintain more distance from your attacker.
All Stun Batons are made of durable hard plastic with electrodes in the upper shaft to prevent a person from grasping it to defend himself.
If the stun baton is taken from you the pin will pull out, preventing the unit from working so it can't be used against you.
J & L, Stun Guns, Stun Batons (702 words)
This baton is unlike others in that most stun batons have probes on the end like a stun gun, and have to hit the assailant straight on just like with a stun gun.
This 120,000 volt stun baton is the second best stun baton on the market.
Because of their power and extended reach; stun batons are a favorite among security guards and walkers who contend with dog problems.
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