S and J Enterprises, Non-Lethal Weapons
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Case in point: Just this past year, a buddy of mine from work was forced to fight when he walked into his garage at 0700 on a fine Sunday morning in Pensacola (in a very nice neighborhood) and saw his wife being accosted by a very large, violent man. He and the intruder fought (hand-to-hand for a solid 15 minutes!) and the attacker ended up dying in my buddy's front yard. Turns out he was wasted on crack and crystal meth. Now, my first reaction was "Good. It Serves him right. He got just what he deserved!" But in retrospect, does anyone really deserve to die because they are desperate, strung out on dope,and trying to steal a power drill just to pay off the crack man? I can't help but think if my friend's wife had whipped out a stun gun and made some noise with it, or sprayed him with pepper spray and ran in the house and called the cops, a tragedy could have been avoided. If my buddy had been carrying some pepper spray or a stun gun, the confrontation would have been short and painless (at least for my bud).Technology is good
Now, I don't know about you, but going 15 rounds
with a psycho is a young man's sport in my book. I flew FA-18s
off of Aircraft Carriers for 21 years and even though it looks
physically demanding on TV...Let's face it. It's essentially a desk
job.
Sure you have to strap into your desk, it goes really fast, and there
are
a bunch of cool lethal buttons at you fingertips, but I'm pushing 45
and it's not like I've been roofing houses and staying "hard" for 20
years. I've been in more than my fair share of
scrapes but if I had to go "Mano y Mano" with some nut job for
15
minutes, they'd cart ME away on a stretcher! I'd much rather pop him
with my Stun Master,
whip out my cell phone, and call in the cavalry. YOU take the initiative--WE provide the tools We opened this business offering Self Defense Products because it was frustrating hearing about people being victimized while minding their own business. I look at every news story from the perspective of how the situation could have been changed or prevented if the victim had been carrying some form of non-lethal weapon. I agree with John Walsh of America's Most Wanted..."Let's make these scumbags think twice" before attacking! My Stun Master rides in the glove compartment and I treat it like a smoke detector. I hope the only time I ever have to take it out is to test fire it and change the battery once a year, but it sure is nice knowing it is there if I need it. Everyone who desires to take responsibility for their own self defense should consider a strategy incorporating non-lethal weapons. It's time the bad guys
were afraid!
Taking the initiative to protect your loved ones
is deadly serious business, but if
you aren't having fun in life, what's the point? We
also carry
a bunch of
fun stuff that you can have a blast with. Take a look around
at the non-lethal weapons and very cool spy gadgets we have available.
Whether you want protection for your family or just want to
have some fun, I'm sure you can find it here. If you have any
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