buy a stun gun
Topic: Self Defence Weapons. Activity pages act as clean lookup hubs rather than a second content source.
Activity overview
What this hub is for
This activity currently has 23 starter country rows in the reset dataset. The current sample leans toward restricted outcomes, which is enough to test browse flows without pretending the dataset is complete.
Starter comparison cards
These show the countries currently mapped for this activity in the reset dataset.
Belgium
Belgian Justice lists portable devices that use electric shocks to neutralise persons as prohibited weapons. Prohibited weapons cannot lawfully be possessed, bought, transported or carried by civilians.
Canada
Compact stun guns are prohibited weapons in Canada and ordinary public purchase is not lawful.
Finland
Finland’s Public Order Act prohibits the manufacture, importation, trading, and possession in a public place or a vehicle in a public place of electric stunners and stun batons. A taser falls within that electric-shock category for this row.
Hong Kong
Ordinary public purchase of a stun gun is not lawful in Hong Kong because a stunning device is treated as arms and possession requires a licence.
Ireland
Irish government guidance says stun guns are totally prohibited items and that importation or possession of stun guns is illegal without lawful authority. Tasers fall within that electric incapacitation category for this row.
Netherlands
Dutch weapons law covers objects that can incapacitate or cause pain by electric shock, and the prosecution guideline identifies a stroomstootwapen as a category II weapon. Because transfer to an unauthorised person is prohibited under that regime, ordinary civilian purchase is not allowed.
Norway
Norway’s weapon rules treat pepper spray and electroshock weapons as prohibited civilian self-defence weapons. The weapons regulation forbids acquiring, owning and possessing electroshock weapons, pepper spray and similar means.
United Kingdom
Stun guns are prohibited weapons in the United Kingdom and ordinary public purchase is not lawful without special authority.
All current country rows
The table remains useful for auditing coverage and row state while the data is still sparse.
| Country | Status | Row state |
|---|---|---|
| Australia | Depends | verified |
| Belgium | No | verified |
| Canada | No | verified |
| Colombia | Depends | verified |
| Denmark | Depends | verified |
| Finland | No | verified |
| France | Depends | verified |
| Germany | Depends | verified |
| Hong Kong | No | verified |
| India | Unclear | verified |
| Ireland | No | verified |
| Japan | Unclear | verified |
| Netherlands | No | verified |
| New Zealand | Depends | verified |
| Norway | No | verified |
| Poland | Depends | verified |
| Portugal | Depends | verified |
| Singapore | Depends | verified |
| South Korea | Depends | verified |
| Sweden | Depends | verified |
| Switzerland | Depends | verified |
| United Kingdom | No | verified |
| United States | Depends | verified |