Shorty Flashlight Stun Gun 75,000,000 Volts – 4.7 Milliamp Output, 120-Lumen LED, Aircraft Aluminum, Rechargeable, Disable Pin Safety, Nylon Holster and Wrist Strap Included

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The Shorty is a compact stun gun built from aircraft-grade aluminum — it's got some weight to it, but at 7½ inches it's small enough to hold comfortably in one hand. The 120-lumen flashlight is bright enough to actually be useful, the 4.7 milliamp output is on the higher end for a unit this size, and it recharges via an included cord so you're not hunting for batteries. One of those tools that earns its spot in a bag or on a nightstand without much fuss.

  • 75 million volts / 4.7 milliamps — high amperage output for a unit this size
  • 120-lumen LED flashlight bright enough for practical everyday use
  • Aircraft-grade aluminum construction — solid and durable, doubles as a striking baton
  • Rechargeable via included charging cord — no batteries to buy or replace
  • On/off safety switch and wrist strap lanyard — nylon holster included, lifetime warranty

A Stun Gun That’s Also a Decent Flashlight and a Solid Baton

Most stun guns are plastic and feel like it. The Shorty is built from aircraft-grade aluminum, which means it has some heft without being heavy, and it holds up like a real tool rather than a toy. At 7½ inches, it’s compact enough to carry comfortably but long enough to use as a striking baton if it comes to that. The 120-lumen flashlight is actually bright — not a novelty light, just a useful one. And at 4.7 milliamps, the stun output is meaningfully higher than a lot of units in this price range.

Who This Stun Gun Is For

People who want one device that handles a few things. The Shorty works as an everyday flashlight, a bedside or vehicle self-defense tool, and a stun gun — without being bulky about any of it. It’s a good fit for someone who’s done carrying a plastic stun gun that doesn’t feel substantial, or who wants the added confidence of an aluminum body that can be used as a baton.

Night shift workers, people who walk to their car in parking garages, runners who go out before dawn — anyone who’s outside in low-light situations where a bright flashlight matters as much as anything else. The aluminum build also makes it a solid choice for anyone who’s been through a cheap stun gun that cracked or failed.

Is This the Right Choice for You?

Choose the Shorty if you want:

  • A compact stun gun with meaningfully higher milliamp output — 4.7mA is toward the top of this category
  • Aircraft aluminum construction that doubles as a baton
  • A genuinely bright 120-lumen flashlight built in
  • Rechargeable design with lifetime warranty from Safety Technology

Consider something else if you need:

  • Longer reach — at 7½ inches, it’s compact, but longer stun batons give you more distance
  • Something even smaller for keychain or pocket carry — the Shorty is compact but not keychain-size

How It Actually Works

The on/off safety switch keeps the unit inactive until you’re ready to use it — you won’t accidentally trigger 75 million volts while it’s in your bag. Flip the switch to arm it, then press the stun button to discharge. The wrist strap lanyard is a smart add for carrying — it keeps the unit from being grabbed away. The holster is included if you prefer to carry it on a belt.

At 4.7 milliamps, the amperage output is the spec that actually matters in a stun gun. Voltage gets the attention but amperage does the work — it’s what causes the neuromuscular disruption. Most budget stun guns come in under 4 milliamps. The Shorty at 4.7mA puts it above average for units in this price range.

The aircraft aluminum body isn’t just a marketing detail. It means the unit can take a drop without cracking, and it means the body itself is a viable striking tool. The 7½-inch length gives you something to grip properly — not the finger-squeeze grip of a mini keychain unit, but a full-hand grip that you can actually swing if needed. The 120-lumen flashlight runs independently of the stun function, so you can use the light without arming the weapon.

Quick Comparison: Shorty Stun Gun vs. Other Self-Defense Options

Feature Shorty Stun Gun Keychain Stun Gun Stun Baton (Full Size) Pepper Spray
Voltage 75,000,000V ✓ Varies Varies N/A
Milliamps 4.7mA ✓ Typically 3-4mA Varies N/A
Flashlight 120 lumens ✓ Dim or none Often included No
Body Material Aircraft aluminum ✓ Plastic Aluminum or plastic Plastic
Baton Use Yes ✓ No Yes ✓ No
Rechargeable Yes ✓ Sometimes Often ✓ N/A
Best For Compact, durable all-in-one carry Discreet keychain carry Extended reach, patrol use Distance deterrent, no contact

Practical Details

Measures 7½” x 1⅞” and weighs 0.85 lbs — heavier than plastic units, lighter than it looks. Rechargeable lithium battery with included charging cord. Aircraft-grade aluminum body. 120-lumen LED flashlight, on/off safety switch, wrist strap lanyard, and nylon holster all included. Lifetime warranty from Safety Technology. Check local laws before carrying a stun gun — regulations vary by state.

For under $26, the Shorty is hard to beat for what you get: aircraft aluminum build, 4.7 milliamps, a real flashlight, and a lifetime warranty. It’s a tool that holds up and earns its place in a bag or on a nightstand.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does milliamp output matter more than voltage?

Voltage is what most stun gun marketing focuses on because the numbers are dramatic. But in practical terms, amperage (milliamps) is what drives the neuromuscular disruption that makes a stun gun effective. Think of it like a garden hose — voltage is the pressure, amperage is the volume of water. The Shorty’s 4.7mA output is above average for this price range, which is a more meaningful spec than the voltage number alone.

How long does the rechargeable battery last between charges?

Rechargeable stun guns like the Shorty are designed to hold a charge for an extended period during normal standby use. Exact battery life varies depending on how often the flashlight is used and how frequently you test the stun function. A reasonable habit is to charge it monthly or any time you notice the flashlight dimming — that’s usually the first sign the battery is getting low. The included charging cord plugs into a standard USB source.

Is the Shorty legal to carry in my state?

Stun gun laws vary significantly by state and sometimes by city or county. Most U.S. states permit stun gun ownership and carry for civilians, but some have restrictions or outright bans. Before carrying the Shorty, check the laws in your state and any states you travel through. Your local police department or a quick search of your state’s statutes is the most reliable source for current regulations.

Can I use the flashlight without activating the stun function?

Yes. The flashlight operates independently of the stun function. The on/off safety switch controls the stun mode — when the safety is off, the stun button is inactive. You can use the 120-lumen flashlight in normal mode without arming the weapon at all. This makes it practical as an everyday flashlight without any concern about accidentally triggering the stun function during normal use.

ManufacturerSafety Technology
BrandShorty
Voltage75,000,000
Milliamps4.7
Flashlight120 Lumens
BatteryRechargeable Lithium
MaterialAircraft Aluminum
HolsterNylon
IncludedWrist Strap
WarrantyLifetime
Weight0.85 lbs
Dimensions7 ½" x 1 7/8"

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