Bad Ass Metal Stun Baton Flashlight 110,000,000V – Aircraft Aluminum, 4.9 Milliamp Output, 120-Lumen LED, Rechargeable, Rubberized Grip, Wrist Strap, Lifetime Warranty

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I’ve handled a lot of stun batons over the years, and most of them feel like toys. This one doesn’t. The Bad Ass is built from aircraft-grade aluminum — same stuff they make ladders and truck beds from — and at 14¾ inches it’s got real reach. Three functions: bright flashlight, serious stun, and if it comes to it, a solid club. One tool, three jobs.

  • 110,000,000 volts / 4.9 milliamps — enough to stop someone cold with a brief contact
  • 120-lumen LED flashlight — bright enough to blind and illuminate at the same time
  • Aircraft-grade aluminum construction — not plastic, not cheap alloy — the real stuff
  • Rubberized grip with wrist strap — won’t slip, won’t fumble
  • Rechargeable Ni-CD battery, includes charger cord, lifetime warranty

Three Tools in One Aluminum Baton

Most self-defense tools do one thing. The Bad Ass does three — and does all three well enough that you don’t feel like you’re making a compromise on any of them. The flashlight is genuinely bright at 120 lumens, not just a token LED thrown in to justify the name. The stun output at 110,000,000 volts and 4.9 milliamps is the kind of number that gets your attention. And the aircraft aluminum construction means if you had to swing it, it’s going to hold up.

It’s 14¾ inches long and about 1½ inches across — long enough to keep some distance, compact enough to keep in a truck cab or by the back door. The rubberized grip and wrist strap are practical additions. Nothing worse than dropping something when you actually need it.

Who This Stun Baton Is For

People who want more reach than a handheld stun gun gives them. If you’re walking a property at night, working a warehouse, or just want something with a little more presence than a keychain device, this is a reasonable step up.

Security folks who do nighttime patrols would find this useful — flashlight for the job, stun capability and club option if something goes sideways. Same goes for anyone who works late shifts, does overnight delivery, or spends time in rural areas where help isn’t close by.

Dog walkers dealing with aggressive strays have mentioned these too. The arc sound alone tends to change the situation pretty fast.

Is This the Right Choice for You?

Choose the Bad Ass Stun Baton if you want:

  • More reach than a palm-size stun gun — 14¾ inches keeps distance
  • A built-in flashlight bright enough to actually use as a flashlight
  • Aircraft aluminum that doubles as a striking baton if needed
  • One rechargeable tool that covers three scenarios

Consider something else if you need:

  • Something pocket-sized or keychain-friendly — this is a baton, not a compact
  • Concealed carry — it’s not subtle

How It Actually Works

The stun function is at the front end of the baton. Push the button, and 110,000,000 volts arc across the contact points. At 4.9 milliamps, that’s a meaningful jolt — not just a deterrent sound, but actual stopping power on contact. The arc is visible and audible, which on its own tends to change the dynamic of most situations before contact is ever made.

The 120-lumen LED runs off the same rechargeable Ni-CD battery. Bright enough for a full property walkthrough, bright enough to shine directly in someone’s eyes if the situation calls for it. Comes with a charger cord — plug it in overnight, you’re set for the week.

The rubberized grip is comfortable in-hand and gives you real control. The wrist strap is the kind of thing you think is unnecessary until you’re glad it’s there. At 1.45 lbs it has some real weight to it — feels like a tool, not a toy.

Quick Comparison: How Does the Bad Ass Stun Baton Stack Up?

Feature Bad Ass Stun Baton Standard Stun Gun Expandable Baton Pepper Spray
Reach / Range 14¾ inches ✓ Contact only 16–26 inches ✓ Up to 10–15 feet ✓
Stun Capability 110M volts ✓ Varies ✓ None None
Built-in Flashlight 120 lumens ✓ Sometimes No No
Striking Capability Yes — aluminum ✓ Limited Yes ✓ No
Concealability Low High ✓ Medium High ✓
Best For Patrol, property security, extended reach Everyday carry, purse Impact defense Distance deterrence

Practical Details

Measures 14¾” x 1½” and weighs 1.45 lbs. Built from aircraft-grade aluminum with a rubberized grip and wrist strap. Runs on a rechargeable Ni-CD battery — charger cord included. Outputs 110,000,000 volts at 4.9 milliamps. Flashlight rated at 120 lumens. Backed by a lifetime warranty from Safety Technology.

If you want something that’s going to hold up, put out real numbers, and do more than one job — this is a solid pick. Lifetime warranty doesn’t hurt either.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the battery last between charges?

The Ni-CD rechargeable battery holds a solid charge for regular use. Most people charge it once a week if they’re using the flashlight regularly, or just top it off every couple of weeks if it’s primarily sitting in standby. The charger cord is included — just plug it into a standard outlet. Ni-CD batteries are durable and handle partial charges without the memory issues you get with older battery types.

Is the aluminum strong enough to actually use as a striking baton?

Aircraft-grade aluminum is genuinely tough material — the same grade used in aerospace and structural applications. It’s not going to bend or crack under normal use. At 14¾ inches and 1.45 lbs, it has real weight behind it. The rubberized grip gives you control on a swing. That said, this is a stun baton first — the striking capability is there if you need it, but the stun function is the primary tool.

Is this legal to carry in my state?

Stun gun laws vary by state and sometimes by city. Most states allow them for civilian carry, but a handful have restrictions or require permits. It’s worth doing a quick search for your specific state before ordering. Generally speaking, a stun baton is legal in the same places a handheld stun gun is — but always check local laws. We can’t give legal advice, and this isn’t a substitute for knowing your local regulations.

How loud is the arc sound?

Pretty loud — a sharp, crackling electrical discharge you can hear clearly in a room or outdoors. Most people describe it as an immediate attention-getter. In many situations, activating the stun function and letting someone hear that arc is enough to change their mind about the situation without any contact being made. The sound combined with the visible arc at the tip is a real deterrent on its own.

ManufacturerSafety Technology
BrandBad Ass
Voltage110,000,000
Milliamps4.9
Flashlight120 Lumens
BatteryNi-CD
MaterialAircraft Aluminum
WarrantyLifetime
Weight1.45 lbs
Dimensions14 ¾” x 1 ½”

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