Stun Gun Laws by State: Your 2025 Guide

Where are stun guns legal? In 2025, stun guns and tasers are legal in most U.S. states for self-defense, with a few exceptions. This guide breaks down the basics, highlights key states, and shows where to buy them—straight from TBOTECH.

Stun Gun Legality Overview

• Legal in Most States: 48 states allow stun guns and tasers—no permit needed in most (e.g., Florida, California, New Jersey).
• Banned States: Illegal in Hawaii and Rhode Island—possession can mean fines or jail. Update pending.
• Restricted Areas: Schools, airports, government buildings off-limits everywhere—check local laws.
• Who Can’t Own: Felons, minors (varies by state, typically under 18)—standard across the U.S.

Key State Laws (2025)

• Florida: Legal, no permit—Full Guide.
• California: Legal, no permit—Full Guide.
• New Jersey: Legal since 2017 ruling—Full Guide.
• New York: Legal post-2019 ruling—Full Guide.
• Illinois: Legal with FOID card—Full Guide.
• Hawaii: Restrictions apply.

Note: Laws evolve—see state pages or local statutes for details.

Stun Guns vs. Tasers

• Stun Guns: Contact weapons—shock on touch.
• Tasers: Shoot darts up to 15 feet—same laws in most states.
• Both: Legal where allowed—buy either at TBOTECH.

Buy Stun Guns by State

• Where: TBOTECH ships nationwide—legal states covered.
• Options: Stun guns, tasers, batons—Shop Now.
• Rules: No banned states or felons—check Shipping Restrictions.

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More Self-Defense

• Pepper Spray: Legal in most states—Buy Here.
• State Guides: Dive deeper with our state-specific pages linked above.

Stay safe—shop TBOTECH today!