Shorty Flashlight Stun Gun 75,000,000 Volts – 4.7 Milliamps, 120-Lumen LED, Aircraft Aluminum, Rechargeable, Holster & Wrist Strap Included

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The Shorty packs 75,000,000 volts and 4.7 milliamps into an aircraft-grade aluminum body that’s 7½” long and under a pound. It functions as a stun gun, a 120-lumen flashlight, and a solid impact tool — three practical uses in one device you can carry in a holster or keep on a nightstand. Rechargeable, no batteries to replace.

  • 75,000,000 volts / 4.7 milliamp output — the milliamp rating is what drives stopping effectiveness
  • 120-lumen LED flashlight built into the same aircraft-grade aluminum body
  • Solid aluminum construction doubles as a baton-style impact tool
  • Rechargeable lithium battery with included charging cord — no disposable batteries
  • Includes nylon holster, wrist strap lanyard, and on/off safety switch; lifetime warranty

A Compact Stun Baton That Earns Its Carry Weight

At 7½” x 1⅞” and 0.85 lbs, the Shorty is short enough to carry comfortably but substantial enough to use as an impact tool if the situation calls for it. The aircraft-grade aluminum construction isn’t marketing language — it means the body won’t flex or crack under stress, and it gives the device meaningful mass for baton use without adding excessive weight.

The 120-lumen flashlight is genuinely useful, not an afterthought. At that output, you can identify a threat at distance, temporarily impair night-adapted vision, or simply use it as an everyday carry flashlight. The stun function and flashlight operate from the same rechargeable lithium battery, so one charging session covers both.

Who This Stun Gun Flashlight Is For

Security staff, parking lot workers, and anyone who does regular nighttime walking will find the combination of flashlight and stun capability practical in a single device. It’s more useful than a stun gun alone because you actually use the flashlight daily — meaning the device is in your hand regularly rather than sitting in a bag unused.

People who want something more substantial than a keychain stun gun but don’t need a full-length baton will find the Shorty fits that gap. At 7½”, it’s manageable in a holster on a belt or in a bag side pocket without the length of a 13″+ baton.

Is This the Right Choice for You?

Choose the Shorty if you want:

  • A stun gun with a genuinely bright flashlight you’ll use daily
  • Aircraft aluminum construction that doubles as an impact tool
  • Rechargeable design — no disposable batteries
  • Compact baton size without full-length baton bulk

Consider something else if you need:

  • A concealable pocket or purse stun gun — at 7½”, this is a holster or bag carry
  • Longer reach — a 12″+ stun baton keeps more distance between you and a threat

How the Shorty Is Built and What That Means in Practice

Aircraft-grade aluminum refers to alloys engineered for high strength-to-weight ratios — the same material category used in aerospace and high-end tools. For a stun baton, this means the body handles impact force without deforming and provides enough mass to make baton strikes effective without being too heavy to carry for extended periods.

The 4.7 milliamp output is the more meaningful spec for stun effectiveness. Voltage determines whether the charge can bridge a distance or penetrate clothing; milliamps determine the intensity of the muscle disruption. At 4.7 milliamps, the Shorty is at a level that causes significant neuromuscular disruption — enough to create an opportunity to move away from a threat.

The on/off safety switch prevents accidental discharge in a holster or bag. The wrist strap lanyard serves a secondary purpose — if the device is grabbed during an altercation, the strap can help you maintain control or pull it back. The nylon holster allows belt carry and protects the device during storage.

Quick Comparison: How Does the Shorty Stack Up?

Feature Shorty Stun Flashlight Keychain Stun Gun Full Stun Baton (12″+) Pepper Spray
Voltage 75,000,000 V ✓ Varies Varies N/A
Milliamps 4.7 mA ✓ Typically lower Varies N/A
Flashlight 120 lumens ✓ Sometimes Often included ✓ No
Impact Tool Use Yes – aluminum body ✓ No Yes ✓ No
Concealability Holster / bag carry Pocket / purse ✓ Limited Pocket / keychain ✓
Best For Daily carry + flashlight use Discreet pocket carry Maximum reach & deterrence Standoff distance

Practical Details

Dimensions: 7½” x 1⅞”. Weight: 0.85 lbs. Voltage: 75,000,000. Milliamps: 4.7. Flashlight: 120 lumens LED. Construction: aircraft-grade aluminum. Battery: rechargeable lithium, charging cord included. Includes nylon holster and wrist strap lanyard. Safety: on/off switch. Warranty: lifetime from Safety Technology.

The Shorty is one of the more practical multi-use carry tools available at this price — solid construction, real flashlight output, and stun power that doesn’t require you to compromise on size.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the milliamp rating matter more than the voltage number?

Voltage determines the electrical potential — it’s what allows the charge to arc across a gap or penetrate clothing. But milliamps measure current intensity, which is what actually causes muscle disruption when the charge contacts a person. A high-voltage, low-milliamp device produces an impressive spark and a painful sensation but less neuromuscular effect. The Shorty’s 4.7 milliamps represents a level at which the device causes meaningful disruption beyond surface-level pain.

How long does the rechargeable battery last between charges?

Rechargeable lithium batteries in stun devices of this type typically support extended use between charges under normal carry conditions. Actual charge retention depends on how frequently the flashlight is used and whether you test the stun function regularly. A good practice is to recharge monthly if the device sees regular flashlight use, or every 2–3 months if it’s primarily in standby mode. The included charging cord makes this straightforward.

Can the aluminum body actually be used as a baton?

Yes. Aircraft-grade aluminum provides enough structural rigidity and mass to deliver effective impact strikes. At 7½” and 0.85 lbs, the Shorty has the length and density to be used as a short baton. It won’t deform or crack under the force of a strike the way plastic-bodied devices might. That said, using it as a baton is a close-contact option — the stun function and the flashlight (for temporary vision disruption) are generally more effective first responses before physical contact.

What does the on/off safety switch actually prevent?

The safety switch interrupts the circuit between the battery and the stun electrodes. With the switch in the off position, pressing the activation button does nothing — the stun function is completely disabled. This prevents accidental discharge in a holster, bag, or when handing the device to someone else. The flashlight function typically remains accessible with the safety on, so you don’t lose everyday utility when the stun function is secured.

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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