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Assailants beware. Your innocent target may have in hand what looks like a normal cell phone, but it could be your doom! The Cell Phone Stun Gun looks kind of like an older Nokia, actually, and even comes with a stylish leather belt clip so you can keep it attached to your waist at all times. If you're ever in danger, grab the stun gun, unlock the safety, and instantly send 800,000 volts of electricity through your attacker.

The Cell Phone Stun Gun will set you back about $120, but it's on sale now for only $59.99. It also requires three specialty batteries that aren't included but can be purchased with the stun gun itself for an additional $6.99 each. Be careful though, this is actually a very powerful stun gun and can't make phone calls. Shocking!

Via Slashgear

Post by Alan Henry



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