Sabre is known for making affordable stun guns and the Sabre Tactical Stun Gun emits 95 db, has a 120 lumen flash light and strap/holster.
I probably will get another holster as the holster it comes with is kind of basic.
As for the details of microCoulombs (mC), I’ll leave that to the main product page to explain the details. What I will say is that this product really lets out a really loud crackle which many people in our house heard and my wife rushed out thinking something bad has happened.
Of course, there is no point of reviewing if it works. I’m hoping we will never have to use it but there is no true way of testing this device and no, I’m not going to experiment on an animal.
The switch has stun gun mode (red light on), flash light mode (flash light automatically turns on) and off.
The flashlight works very well and the stun gun comes with a very short recharging cable.
While a solid stun-gun, the Sabre S-3000SF is much cheaper and offers a higher Microcoulomb at 2.517 as oppose to the S-1009’s 1.250. And some may prefer the flashlight look over this classic look.
Overall, we hope we will never have to use this but we put our faith in Sabre’s stun gun technology based on their reputation and its affordability.
