Brun no way XD

GORDON DOESN'T NEED TO HEAR ALL THIS HE'S A HIGHLY TRAINED PROFESSIONAL

They should at least provide a trade in program for the Taser 10, I heard it is going to be more expensive than the Taser 7. But since the Taser 10 is classified as a firearm by the ATF, it can be confusing in the use of force policy because a firearm is seen as lethal force.

@@David-fp7yc where did you learn that the 10 is considered a firearm?

@@whoa6375 It is a firearm, it says so in one of their training update videos.

@@David-fp7yc got a link to that? I hope you mean "non lethal firearm" in regards to it being a firearm.

@@David-fp7yc "Introducing the TASER 10. With enhanced weather resistance to IP67, 10 probes and a 45-foot maximum range, the TASER 10 is Axon's most accurate and effective less-lethal weapon ever." thats the description for the video above. "less-lethal" is used to describe it here, id like to understand if you mean firearm as in needs a license to carry or firearm as in less lethal firearm. advantage to tasers is although theyre expensive they dont require a license.

Video is impressive but the taser looks the same as the original.

@@Recon6 it only looks the same if you're blind. it has 10 probes and the cartridge is huge. the light is on the top instead of the bottom. the safety looks smaller, trigger is skeletonized.

this doesnt solve a single issue about tasers. this is actually worse. its like making a pistol that required you to pull the trigger 5 times for 1 shot. its more shit you have to do, in a stressful situation. not a good idea. it wont be any more powerful than the ones now, so itll still be like 30 percent effective.

@@mini_mozzerit’ll be easily more effective. Getting two off in less than one second is not hard at all. I’ve seen people empty a revolver in about a second. If they miss one probe, they have 8 more chances to hit in that one or two seconds. Also the fact it works at almost double the distance means you can use it earlier if they are coming at you or longer if they’re running away. Sorry you don’t understand probability

You gonna pay for it?

Lol you have no idea how much they charge for that crap. It's insane.

@@AtomicShadow64 right! At our department, we have the taser7 with the arc switch and it works so well. But I can see this saving so many lives from people going thru so much. And to answer the other guy, human lives are worth more than money and a joke.

@@knockitdown8798 Don't get me wrong. I like them and it's a good tool. We have the 7s and will be buying the 10s. They just have a monopoly on the market. Don't even get me started oth the body cam market they also have cornered!

3 million dollars per department

Hey verified dude

U need 2 probes minimum

No. It sends current after the 2nd one. Cops will have to be retrained to fire it a minimum of 2 times for it to work.

That’s what I was thinking. Additionally, if two officers were to fire at the same time, would there be a risk of over/under charge or something along those lines?

@@ethanpollock2096 no

My thought process is that if you are going lethal and less lethal to someone say holding a knife wanting to kill them self. Now i have to pop them with the first dart hope it doesn’t piss them off before I get a second dart in them? All because people are not proficient enough to hit someone with two shots with a taser 7? I also heard this was designed due to people deploying both cartridges when trying to reenergize? This will just stick a third probe in the subject, or your foot if you are at circle of safety. 🤦‍♂️

Lmao 20 hits

You clearly don't know how tasers work

Same here in france lol

Like any technology.

we were just issued our Taser 7 units last year lol

No just one if they resist the first shot

Gonna take 5 months to take possession of them all though 😂

You can’t compare civilian market prices with government prices. Makes no sense.

no

was removed due to improper use and ineffectiveness

Within another year or two the x26p will not be supported by axon....the x26 is currently not supported. Got to love axons plan lol

You dont, this isnt for civilian use really its for law enforcement.

they're designed to disconnect easily you can pull the wires out of the cartridge or just run and have them disconnect on their own

no this TASER, a police and military product. search up 'Axon Pulse'. thats a civilian model.

Just move to a safer country, Ukraine or Afghanistan maybe

It’s legal. It’s not a firearm.

It's California; self defense is illegal

@@phxrsxthe taser 10 is a firearm under the GCA of 1968. The original taser models used gunpowder and were classified as firearms. Taser switched to compressed air for the models until now. In order to get that many darts in there it seems they switched to another explosive propellant which now makes them firearms again. Axon said this themselves in an SEC filling. It also is probably gonna be more of a pain in the ass for civilians to get than a normal handgun because I don’t think it has rifling which would make it an AOW so you would have to do NFA paperwork.

I read on Yahoo news $2,000.

@@David-fp7yc wow that is a lot... thank you for the info.

@@David-fp7yc 2000 wouldn't be a lot, main problem is it won't be available to the public.

2K is good. We’re they’re messing up is it won’t be available to civilians ONLY law enforcement which is absurd and if made available to public you will require a firearms license. 😊

Must be working in Chicago

@@brinsamer7307 nope, Miami, Florida.

Wow that sucks

i mean if it takes 6 probes for you to arrest someone you might need some aim training

are you serious? do you know what a taser is? what it does?

@@mini_mozzer YOU WANNA FIGHT?!! LETS GO!

I think the future will be rifled electric barbs with its own internal electricity.

​@@phxrsxthey tried that, look up taser XREP

mate your tasers have 2 shots max and also look like shit

it has 10 probes mate you have 10 chances

@@i_love_games110 k, 🙏 thanks. Good to know

We will see I guess

@@IamJigle "We will see?" I'm not proposing something, or just guessing. I'm stating what is factually true.

@@thatguyrich9822 you're implying that this is the same as the Taser 10 of which we haven't got any statistics yet which would make your statement based on opinion and assumption.

@@IamJigle The taser 10, different from its previous variants, doesn't employ any new technologies. It still uses barbed probes to fire into the target, then delivers a voltage which disrupts the target's central nervous system. The only thing changed is the manner in which the probes are deployed. There haven't been any changes in how to voltage affects the central nervous system. And this gets to the heart of the matter. The delivered voltage rarely affects the central nervous system of those who are drunk, high, or mentally unstable, because their pain receptors tend to be "blocked" by alcohol, drugs, or instability. With regard to thick clothing, each new variant of tasers make promises on defeating thick clothing... but that's all I've seen... lots of promises, and short on results. Now, if you have some new news on how a taser will supposedly overcome the problem of delivering voltage to a central nervous system that is blocked, then please, enlighten the rest of us. Until then, I'll double-down on my original statement in my OP "Tasers have almost no effect on those who are drunk, high, mentally unstable, or wearing thick clothing."

taser 10 was designed to fix the thick clothing issue being drunk, high, or mentally unstable doesn't make you immune to the laws of electricity all of the above scenarios would have reduced or no pain, but the electric current would still paralyze and lock up your muscles even when high

Third world dictatorships still use the tried and proven "lead more than lethal" device

the cops are british and american?

You only have to hit two darts. Not hard when you have 10.

@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 Getting two probe strikes on a moving target is harder than you think, and getting two probe strikes with a good connection is even harder. My point was that the video is a little silly. If I got a guy charging at me with a metal pipe, it's not the taser that's coming out of its holster it's going to be my duty weapon.

@@CLCox-ur9ux Also important to remember that these have a 45 foot range.

@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 Have you ever bothered to watch cop bodycam vids? Tasers have proven themselves over and over and over again to be unreliable. Just scour the internet and you will find many vids. But hopefully this model with be a bigger advancement.

@@kadenchiu009 I have probably seen 90% of critical incidents published on KZfaq. I am aware they do not always work. You clearly did not read my comment. If you do not have a taser on you, it has a 0% chance of working. At least if you have it the chance it works is greater than 0%.

Damn, don’t let the criminals find out this one trick!

Um..I don’t think rain has any effect to the taser it doesn’t make it more lethal. Or less lethal. The probes connect to the body. Delivering controlled bursts of energy. It’s not going to fry them.

No. It looks like it could be water resistant though.

LOL good one.