December 6, 2004
CHARLOTTE, N.C., Dec. 6,2004. STINGER SYSTEMS, INC. (STIY.PK), a provider of advanced non-lethal technologies, today announced a program for law enforcement professionals to earn significant discounts by switching from Taser to Stinger less-than-lethal weapons.
Stinger Systems is currently offering a discount of $100 per gun to purchase Stinger's single cartridge model, and a discount of $150 on purchases of Stinger's two-cartridge model. Both models are expected to be available to law enforcement professionals in early first quarter of 2005.
"We understand that law enforcement budgets are tight," said Robert Gruder, Chairman and CEO of Stinger Systems. "In many cases, the high costs of Taser's weapons have caused police departments to under-arm their officers. We believe that our affordable, more accurate Stinger projectile stun gun, will allow more law enforcement professionals to have non-lethal technologies at their side."
ABOUT STINGER SYSTEMS
Stinger Systems Inc., a leading provider of stun technologies, develops and sells a broad array of products utilizing advanced electro sparc-pulsed technology to police, prison, and security sectors worldwide. The Company's products include: The Stinger a projectile stun gun that offers greater accuracy and range than other pistol style stun guns and provides the highest target attainment rate in the market through the use of the Company's exclusive QuadraShock technology; Band-it(TM) a market leader in electronic restraint used in the transportation and control of potentially dangerous detainees; ULTRON II(TM) a contact stun device for use in hand-to-hand control situations; and the Ice Shield(TM) for use in crowd control and officer protection. The Company has a worldwide user base of 12,000 and over 1,200 active instructors certified to train users of Stinger Systems product lines. Stinger stun products are currently in use by hundreds of state and municipal agencies nationwide including the U.S. Dept. of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons, and the U.S. Marshals Service. More information about Stinger Systems can be found at: http://www.stingersystems.com