Tazer...Tazer...Tazer!

[Agent 007]

Yes I made sure I emptied the bladder before hand. They also say that the whole peeing or your pants is a myth and they have never seen anyone do it.

It is no myth. It may take more than one zap, but it happens. Trust me on that one.

 

[DocGlock86]

It is no myth. It may take more than one zap, but it happens. Trust me on that one.

I hope you don't know from "personal" experience.

 

[Agent 007]

I hope you don't know from "personal" experience.

Sitting in the front row, but thankfully not the one on stage!

 

[Al B]

Still wondering

I can't figure out why someone would volunteer to take a shot. I have seen it work that is good enough for me.
So, apparently there are some certifications now that require it?

 

[shooter521]

I can't figure out why someone would volunteer to take a shot.

See my earlier post. In my case it was partly curiosity, partly peer pressure, and partly a desire to understand the weapon's capabilities and be able to articulate why I'd be forced to shoot sum'bitch who was trying to tase me.

So, apparently there are some certifications now that require it?

If you want to become a Certified Taser Instructor, you have to take the full 5-second ride.

Most police departments require an officer to take the ride before being issued a Taser, though protocols vary (some do exposures of less than 5 seconds, others do "chain lightning," where a bunch of officers link arms and the whole group takes the ride, though the effects on each individual are lessened).

 

[Al B]

"Most police departments require an officer to take the ride before being issued a Taser, though protocols vary (some do exposures of less than 5 seconds, others do "chain lightning," where a bunch of officers link arms and the whole group takes the ride, though the effects on each individual are lessened)"




I am sure someone has some bizzare logic for this.

 

[bigray46725]

I can agree with jforest if your gonna do it do it, My good friend is an officer and i took the dry stun which is putting it against you and get tazed but that isnt anything, he talked me into holding on to the prongs with my hands WOW THAT IS INTENSE and if i was in trouble with the law and they said im going to taze you I WOULD STOP ON A DIME LOL

 

[jforrest]

I can't figure out why someone would volunteer to take a shot. I have seen it work that is good enough for me.
So, apparently there are some certifications now that require it?

I did it because like shooter521 I was curious. I also don't mind a little pain. I figured down the road if I decide not to become a cop I might regret it if it didn't get tazed, that is the same reason I went for the probes, I figured, I know this is going to hurt the probes can't be that bad.

I also wanted to do this because I got in a car accident with a drunk driver and he got off scott free (even though the cops made him go to the hospital) Later on he got arrested for dealing drugs and they had to taze him in order to arrest him. So I wanted to know what kind of pain he was in when he got tazed. haha I know strange reason, but in the end it all boils down to curiousity.

"Most police departments require an officer to take the ride before being issued a Taser, though protocols vary (some do exposures of less than 5 seconds, others do "chain lightning," where a bunch of officers link arms and the whole group takes the ride, though the effects on each individual are lessened)"





I am sure someone has some bizzare logic for this.

I'm guessing they use the clip on and put on on the first and one on the last? Because the tazer only works between the probes.

 

[DocGlock86]

I can't figure out why someone would volunteer to take a shot. I have seen it work that is good enough for me.

Like my girlfriend always says, "typical man, gotta always prove you've got :bigballs:"