Taser's latest: Wireless, 100' range, fired from 12 gauge

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Taser's latest: Wireless, 100' range, fired from 12 gauge

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http://www2.taser.com/products/law/Pages/TASERXREP.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

American ingenuity shows itself again.

I don't quite understand how you can shoot the XREP (Extended Range Electronic Projectile)
and it is wireless, unlike the pistol style Tasers which have thin wires between the pistol portion
of the weapon, and the barbs in the suspect's body. I believe it just gives the subject a 20 second
burst, but I'm not clear if you can zap him multiple times with the same round.

Although the above link states that the XREP can be fired from ANY 12 gauge shotgun, they
have also developed a 12 gauge shotgun which can fire the XREP OK, but will not fire actual
12 gauge shotgun shells. That way you don't risk an ND of buck when you just wanted to
shock the subject.

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Re: Taser's latest: Wireless, 100' range, fired from 12 gauge

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I saw a demonstration of it on tv once. I think it only shocked the "target" for 20 seconds and was done. There are no wires connecting it to the gun. The whole thing is self-contained.
I've thought about loading one taser round first in the shotty and having 4 rounds of 00 buck to follow it if needed.
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