National Carry AcademyElectric Weapons, Defensive Sprays and High Capacity Laws
January 11, 2016
Title 18, §908.1 Use or Possession of Electric or Electronic Incapacitation Device
The use or possession of electric weapons that are capable of incapacitating for property or self-defense purposes is lawful, provided that the weapon is labeled with instructions on how to use it and the damages it can cause.
Note: The term “labeled” is not clearly defined by the law, so if the device comes with instructions written on a paper, you should have it whenever you are carrying the device.
Stun Guns and Electric Weapons
These weapons are considered illegal in Philadelphia.
§ 10-825. Stun Guns.
“Stun gun” refers to any device capable of expelling a projectile that can inflict bodily injury or electric shock to another person.
No individual shall be allowed to purchase, carry, sell, or use a stun gun. Violation of this section may result to a punishment of a fine not exceeding $300 or 90 days of imprisonment.
Electric Weapons, Defensive Sprays and High Capacity Laws
January 11, 2016
Title 18, §908.1 Use or Possession of Electric or Electronic Incapacitation Device
The use or possession of electric weapons that are capable of incapacitating for property or self-defense purposes is lawful, provided that the weapon is labeled with instructions on how to use it and the damages it can cause.
Note: The term “labeled” is not clearly defined by the law, so if the device comes with instructions written on a paper, you should have it whenever you are carrying the device.
Stun Guns and Electric Weapons
These weapons are considered illegal in Philadelphia.
§ 10-825. Stun Guns.
“Stun gun” refers to any device capable of expelling a projectile that can inflict bodily injury or electric shock to another person.
No individual shall be allowed to purchase, carry, sell, or use a stun gun. Violation of this section may result to a punishment of a fine not exceeding $300 or 90 days of imprisonment.