Hi,
Thanks for the add. Things are getting a little ruff in the neighbor hood and I am looking to arm myself with a non lethal laser, in addition to the mace and hand stun gun i have.
Can some one recommend a laser that can quickly temporarily blind a close range intruder with maybe a larger beam and then can be adjusted to keep and invader 50 yards away as well?
Is this even feasible?
What grade & power Laser are we talking?
What role does color play is this application?
Because of a tight budget and a good customer service record I 'll probably get a Jet Laser unless urged otherwise.
As I said before i am looking for a non lethal deterrent and not to cause permanent injury if I can help it.
Thanks in advance Guys
Blinding someone with a laser is a war crime.
You do not see the police using dazzlers....actually they do, their called flashlights.
Non lethal = Bright flashlight and pepper spray.
Lethal = Firearm.
Laser = Your ass in court facing felony charges for terroristic acts and in civil court for malicious cruel crippling and lifelong handicapping.
Seriously if you need to defend yourself you can use anything at hand, but if you fill a super soaker with battery acid and keep it by the door to spray into an intruders eyes what do you think a jury will do?
It's pre meditated crippling that can cause lifelong disability.
It's an intentional cruel and unusual act of malicious intent.
Pointing a 99 cent little red 5mw keychain pointer at an aircraft will get you jail time and a huge fine, it's a felony.
Do you understand? A jury will not think like you do, they will think you are a evil malicious bastard no matter what you say, honestly you would be better off to shoot an intruder with a tool designed for self defense.
You want non lethal? Get a tazer, get a pepper ball gun. Fire rubber slugs from a shotgun. get a bean bag cannon. All of those do not leave lasting damage, but a laser can cause lifelong disability.
What temporarily stuns one persons eyes can easily damage someone else's, and what it would take to stop someone would likely end up doing permanent damage, that's why the police are not using them, they have studied it, but abandoned it after testing even in very low level lighting such as TALI, threat assessment laser illumination, even that has been abandoned because flashlights and spotlights are safer and more effective while lasers have been deemed too dangerous even when very unfocused.
So if police with classroom training have decided it's not safe then what makes you an expert, anyone can claim they have chronic headaches from what you did and your wages will be garnished once you get out of jail.
It is a very bad idea and you would regret it.