Is it possible for the person holding the stun gun to be shocked by the same jolt given to the assailant?
The stun gun pulse is dependent on direct contact with the metal electrodes of the weapon. The electrical pulse will not pass from the person being stunned to the person holding the unit. Even in wet conditions or actually standing in water, the shock is localized by the electrodes in the body of the recipient of the stun gun discharge.
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