Archive for April, 2005

Straight Shooting on Gun Control

When
it comes
to rancorous debates in which the two sides routinely talk past each other, gun
control ranks up there with abortion and the death penalty. Last year Abigail
A. Kohn, an anthropologist trained at the University of California at San
Francisco, bravely waded into this battle with Shooters: Myths and Realities
of America’s Gun Cultures (Oxford University Press). A […]

StunGun.com’s President Sees The Use Of Stun Guns As Progressive and Healthy

Stun guns are becoming a permanent fixture in law enforcement’s arsenal — a development that Robert Siciliano, a nationally recognized security expert, welcomes.
Original post by jsullum@reason.com (Jacob Sullum)

StunGun.com’s President Believes New Competition In The Stun Gun Market May Quell Fears About The Weapon’s Safety

A nationally recognized security expert welcomes new competition in the stun gun market, believing it will help to quell growing antagonism toward stun guns.
Original post by jsullum@reason.com (Jacob Sullum)

StunGun.com’s President Sees Bizarre and Controversial News Reports of Stun Gun Use as Typical

As the controversy surrounding stun guns continues to smolder, the focus on law enforcement’s misuse of stun guns is intensifying in the form of bizarre or controversial news reports.
Original post by jsullum@reason.com (Jacob Sullum)

StunGun.com’s President Sees Officials’ Recent Call for Specific Guidelines Governing Law Enforcement’s Use of Stun Guns as a Resp

A human rights organization has released information saying 102 people since June 2001 have died after receiving a a stun gun shock. A major law enforcement association called
Original post by jsullum@reason.com (Jacob Sullum)

ShockRounds(TM) Product Development Partner Announced by Harrington Group

Sage Control Ordnance to Partner ShockRounds(TM) Product Development
Original post by jsullum@reason.com (Jacob Sullum)

StunGun.com’s President Criticizes U.S. Department Of Homeland Security Bureaus’ Decisions Not To Sanction Stun Gun Use

The use of stun guns has encountered resistance from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) two largest law enforcement divisions. The decision at DHS not to allow agents to use stun guns concerns a nationally recognized security expert.
Original post by jsullum@reason.com (Jacob Sullum)