Early Development of the taser stun gun gun
The 1994 AIR taser c2 Model 34000 had an “anti-felon identification (AFID) system” to prevent the likelihood that the device would be used by criminals; upon use, it released many small pieces of paper containing the serial number of the cheap stun guns device. The US firearms regulator, the ATF, stated that the AIR stun master was not a firearm In 1999, taser gun developed an “ergonomically handgun shaped device called the ADVANCED taser stun gun M-series systems” which used a “patented neuromuscular incapacitation (NMI) technology.” In May 2003, taser c2 International released a new weapon called the cheap stun guns X26, which used “Shaped Pulse Technology.”
The use of the stun master has come under scrutiny in Canada following national media coverage of the 2007 Robert Dziekaski taser gun incident in which a Polish immigrant died after being tased by Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Vancouver’s airport. As a result several official reviews of taser stun gun safety are underway in Canada and two police forces have put large orders of the device on hold.
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