Shorty 75,000,000V Stun Gun Flashlight with Holster – 4.7 Milliamps, 120-Lumen LED, Aircraft Aluminum, Rechargeable, Disable Pin, Wrist Strap, Lifetime Warranty

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Built like a real flashlight, hits like a stun gun. The Shorty packs 75 million volts and 4.7 milliamps into a 7½-inch aircraft aluminum body that’s solid enough to use as a baton if it came to that. The 120-lumen light is bright enough to actually be useful, not just a marketing footnote.

  • 75,000,000 volts / 4.7 milliamps — high-output stun capability in a compact flashlight form
  • 120-lumen LED flashlight — genuinely useful brightness for everyday and emergency use
  • Aircraft-grade aluminum construction — solid enough to use as a defensive baton
  • Rechargeable lithium battery with included charging cord — no disposable batteries to manage
  • On/off safety switch, wrist strap, and nylon holster included — lifetime warranty from Safety Technology

A Flashlight You Actually Want to Carry

The problem with a lot of stun guns is they look exactly like stun guns. The Shorty doesn’t. It looks like a compact tactical flashlight — the kind of thing a lot of people carry anyway. At 7½ inches and built from aircraft aluminum, it’s got real weight and feel to it. That matters both as a deterrent and as a backup physical tool if the situation required it.

The stun capability is 75 million volts at 4.7 milliamps. The amperage is worth paying attention to — it’s the milliamps that determine how much a stun gun actually affects muscle function. At 4.7 milliamps, the Shorty is toward the higher end of what you’ll find in a handheld unit this size.

Who This Stun Gun Flashlight Is For

People who want a stun gun but don’t necessarily want it to look like one. Security workers, night shift employees, anyone who does a lot of walking in low-light areas — the Shorty works as a real flashlight first and a stun gun second, which means you actually use it regularly instead of leaving it in a drawer.

It’s also a strong choice for someone who wants one device that covers multiple bases. The aircraft aluminum construction means you’ve got a solid impact tool in addition to the electrical component. Three layers of defense in one package: light, electrical, and physical. The holster keeps it on your belt and ready to go.

Is This the Right Choice for You?

Choose the Shorty if you want:

  • A stun gun that looks and functions like a real flashlight
  • High-amperage output (4.7 milliamps) in a compact format
  • Durable aircraft aluminum construction that doubles as a baton
  • Rechargeable battery with no ongoing battery costs
  • Lifetime warranty and holster included out of the box

Consider something else if you need:

  • Smaller keychain-size stun gun for pocket or purse carry
  • Longer reach — a stun baton extends your range significantly

How It Actually Works

The on/off safety switch on the side needs to be in the on position before the stun function fires. That’s a deliberate design choice — you don’t want this going off accidentally in a holster. Once armed, the trigger button fires the electrical discharge between the two contact points at the end. The visible arc and the sound it makes are themselves a deterrent in a lot of situations.

The 120-lumen flashlight operates independently of the stun function. It’s a practical brightness level — bright enough for real use outdoors, not so harsh that it’s uncomfortable for everyday tasks. The fact that it’s a working flashlight means it’s more likely to actually be charged and on your person when you need it.

The wrist strap is a smart feature. In a high-stress situation, a dropped device is a lost device. The strap keeps it with you regardless of grip. The nylon holster clips to a belt and holds the Shorty securely without making it difficult to draw. The rechargeable lithium battery charges via the included cord — no proprietary charger, just a standard connection.

Quick Comparison: How Does the Shorty Stack Up?

Feature Shorty Stun Flashlight Keychain Stun Gun Stun Baton Pepper Spray
Voltage 75,000,000V ✓ Varies Varies N/A
Milliamps 4.7mA ✓ Typically lower Varies N/A
Built-in Flashlight 120 lumens ✓ Sometimes, low lumen Sometimes ✓ No
Baton Use Yes, aircraft aluminum ✓ No Yes ✓ No
Rechargeable Yes ✓ Varies Varies N/A
Best For Discreet carry, multi-function Minimal pocket/purse carry Extended reach defense Distance, no contact needed

Practical Details

Dimensions: 7½” x 1⅞”. Weight: 0.85 lbs. Voltage: 75,000,000V. Milliamps: 4.7. Flashlight: 120 lumens LED. Battery: rechargeable lithium, charging cord included. Material: aircraft-grade aluminum. Safety: on/off switch. Included: nylon holster, wrist strap lanyard, charging cord. Warranty: lifetime from Safety Technology. Available in black. Check local and state laws regarding stun gun legality before purchasing.

The Shorty is the kind of tool that earns its place on a belt or in a bag — substantial enough to take seriously, discreet enough that most people won’t give it a second look.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often does the battery need to be recharged?

That depends on how often you use the flashlight. If it’s in a holster and you’re mainly keeping it charged as a stun gun, you might charge it every few weeks. If you’re using the 120-lumen flashlight regularly, more often. A good habit is to plug it in once a week just to keep it topped up — it takes a short time to charge and you don’t have to think about whether it’s ready. The lithium battery holds a charge well in between uses.

What does “aircraft aluminum” actually mean for a stun gun?

Aircraft-grade aluminum — typically 6061 alloy — is a high-strength, lightweight metal used in demanding applications where you need durability without excessive weight. For the Shorty, it means the body can take real impact without bending or cracking. It also means that in a situation where you needed to strike with the device rather than stun, the aluminum body holds up as a functional impact tool. It’s the same reason tactical flashlights are made from the same material.

Is the safety reliable — could it accidentally discharge?

The on/off safety switch needs to be physically moved to the “on” position before the stun function will activate. In the “off” position, pressing the trigger does nothing. The safety is designed for secure carry in a holster, pocket, or bag without risk of accidental discharge. It’s a simple mechanical switch — no complex electronics to fail. Just make it a habit to check the switch position before holstering and before use.

Is the Shorty legal to carry in my state?

Stun gun laws vary by state, and a handful of cities have their own restrictions on top of state law. Most US states allow stun gun carry by adults with no permit required, but there are exceptions — Hawaii, Rhode Island, and a few others have restrictions worth looking up. Some states have age requirements or prohibit carry in certain locations like schools or government buildings. It’s worth spending a few minutes verifying your local laws before you purchase and carry.

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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