Stun guns

A hunter's day does not end at the high seat. You walk a dark forest track before dawn, return after dusk to a car left at a remote parking spot, and sometimes meet stray dogs or an unfriendly group along the way. A stun gun lets you defend yourself in such moments without reaching for a firearm. This category holds two stun devices and a fabric holster for carrying them.

Why a stun gun makes sense for hunters

A stun gun is a deterrent and self-defense tool: a strong pulse briefly stops an attacker, and the loud crackle often turns an aggressive dog away before any contact. For a hunter it is a way to defend yourself where a firearm cannot or should not be used. It also suits family members who stay at the camp or cabin while you hunt, and dog owners who meet loose farm dogs on village roads. The discharge works even through a thick autumn jacket, so the device stays useful in the cold season.

What you will find in this category

The range has three items: two different stun devices and a holster. The selection is small but clear. One model suits anyone who wants a simple contact tool, the second combines two self-defense functions in one body, and the holster solves the carrying question.

Power Max stun gun

The Power Max is a contact stun device with simple controls: you press the unit against the attacker and push the button. That simplicity matters when you have one second to act, in the dark and with gloves on. A good choice for a first self-defense tool or for anyone who does not want to learn complicated handling.

SCORPY Max 500V with pepper spray

The SCORPY Max 500V combines an electric discharge with a pepper spray canister in a single unit. You can turn an attacker away with spray from a distance, and use the discharge if they keep coming. This pairing helps against an aggressive dog: the spray works at range, so you never have to let the animal get close.

SGHN-64-Max holster

The fabric SGHN-64-Max holster carries the device on your belt. A self-defense tool only helps when you can reach it within a couple of seconds, not when it sits at the bottom of a backpack under a thermos and ammunition. The holster keeps the unit in one place and protects it from moisture and dirt.

How to choose a stun gun

The main questions are where you will carry the device and what you most often expect to defend against. In forest conditions, reliable handling with thick gloves and the ability to act at a distance decide the choice; in town a compact contact unit is usually enough.

1. Judge the distance: if loose dogs are your most common problem, pick the SCORPY Max with the spray canister, because spray works from further away.
2. Check the controls: you must find the button while wearing hunting gloves, so try the device before your first trip to the forest.
3. Plan the carry: a belt holster lets you draw the tool within a couple of seconds.
4. Think about the user: a family member without experience will do better with the simple contact Power Max.
5. Ask about upkeep: how the device is charged and how it should be stored off season.

Legal requirements in Lithuania

In Lithuania stun guns fall under category D weapons: no permit is needed to buy one, but the buyer must be at least 18 years old. The tool is meant for defense, not attack, so use it only against a real threat. Before carrying the device to public events or hunting grounds in another municipality, check the current rules.

Field advice

The device has to work at the moment you need it, so care in field conditions matters more than model power. Check the charge before you leave for the forest. In winter keep the unit in an inner pocket, because cold cuts battery capacity. After a wet day in the woods, wipe the device dry and return it to its holster. Test the discharge now and then in a safe place, so you know the tool is ready.

Round out your self-defense kit with related gear: pepper spray, telescopic batons, handcuffs and alarms. If you are unsure which model fits your situation, write to us and we will advise.