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I looked at a few of these mid-size stun batons before landing on what matters: milliamps, build quality, and whether you’d actually pick it up and use it. At just under 17 inches with a rubber grip and 4.9 milliamps of output, the Stun Bat checks those boxes without being too bulky to grab quickly.
The Stun Bat sits in a practical middle ground — longer than a handheld stun gun, shorter and lighter than a full-size baton. At 16.875 inches and 1.7 lbs, it’s manageable without feeling insubstantial. The aircraft aluminum construction means you can use it as a striking tool if you need to, and the rubber grip keeps it from twisting out of your hand under stress.
The arc is bright and loud — that visible and audible display is often what ends a confrontation before it gets further. For anyone who wants the option to show the deterrent without deploying it, that matters.
The Stun Bat is a good fit for someone who wants more reach than a handheld stun gun but doesn’t want the weight or bulk of a full 22-inch baton. It makes sense in a car, near a front door, or in a bag you carry regularly.
If you’re a property manager, a rideshare driver, someone who walks at night, or anyone who wants a flashlight and stun device in one unit that isn’t heavy to carry — this size works well. The 220-lumen flashlight is genuinely bright and useful as a standalone light, not just a secondary feature.
Choose the Stun Bat if you want:
Consider something else if you need:
The stun function runs at 80 million volts with 4.9 milliamp output. The electrical arc runs across the front contact points and is both visible and audible — helpful when the goal is deterrence rather than contact. The rubber grip gives you a secure hold whether you’re using it as a light or in an active situation.
The five flashlight modes let you adjust to the situation: full 220-lumen brightness when you need to light a large area, lower modes to preserve battery, strobe to disorient, and SOS for emergencies. The Ni-CD battery is built-in and rechargeable via the included charging cord.
One thing to know: Ni-CD batteries do best when you let them run down before recharging, rather than topping off constantly. If you charge it monthly and let it drain occasionally, you’ll get longer battery life over time.
| Feature | Stun Bat | Full-Size Stun Baton | Standard Stun Gun | Pepper Spray | Expandable Baton |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 16.875 inches | 22+ inches ✓ | 4–6 inches | 4–6 inches | 16–26 inches ✓ |
| Weight | 1.7 lbs ✓ | 2.5–4 lbs | 0.5–1 lb ✓ | Under 0.5 lb ✓ | 1–2 lbs ✓ |
| Built-in Flashlight | 220 lumens ✓ | Yes ✓ | Sometimes | No | No |
| Striking Capability | Yes ✓ | Yes ✓ | Limited | No | Yes ✓ |
| Rechargeable | Yes ✓ | Yes ✓ | Sometimes | No | No |
| Best For | Vehicle, bag, bedside | Patrol, home security | Daily carry | Outdoor carry | Impact only |
The Stun Bat measures 16 7/8 inches long by 1 3/4 inches in diameter and weighs 1.7 lbs. The Ni-CD battery is built-in and rechargeable via included charging cord. Aircraft aluminum body with rubber grip. Comes with a lifetime warranty from Safety Technology. As with all stun devices, check your state and local laws before purchasing — restrictions vary by location.
The Stun Bat gives you a practical combination of reach, light, and stopping power at a weight you’ll actually carry — a straightforward choice for vehicle or home use.
The main difference is size and weight. A full-size baton like the Bouncer runs 22 inches and over 3 lbs — more reach, more weight. The Stun Bat is 16.875 inches and 1.7 lbs, which makes it easier to handle and store in smaller spaces. If reach is your priority, go longer. If you want something lighter that still has more reach than a handheld stun gun, the Stun Bat is a reasonable middle ground.
Milliamps measure the current output — that’s what creates the muscle disruption when a stun device makes contact. Voltage gets marketed heavily, but milliamps are what matter for effectiveness. At 4.9 milliamps, the Stun Bat is on the higher end for consumer stun devices. The difference between 3 and 4.9 milliamps is noticeable in real-world performance.
Yes. The flashlight and stun functions operate independently. You can cycle through all five flashlight modes — full, 70%, 30%, strobe, SOS — without activating the stun. The stun function requires a separate button activation, so there’s no risk of accidentally triggering it while using it as a light.
A good rule of thumb is to charge it fully when you first get it, then do a maintenance charge every month or so. Ni-CD batteries prefer to be run down before recharging rather than topped off constantly — that helps preserve battery life over time. Avoid leaving it on the charger for extended periods. Testing the stun arc briefly every few weeks is a good habit to confirm it’s still holding a charge.
| Manufacturer | Safety Technology |
|---|---|
| Brand | Stun Bat |
| Voltage | 80,000,000 |
| Milliamps | 4.9 |
| Flashlight | 220 Lumens |
| Battery | Ni-CD |
| Material | Aircraft Aluminum + Rubber Grip |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
| Weight | 1.7 lbs |
| Dimensions | 16 7/8" x 1 ¾" |
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