I am going to start to wear chainmail over ptfe and make sure that I am properly earthed.

That depends on the cuffs. At the moment, cuffs are placed around both wrists behind a person's back. I guess this makes moving someone, sitting them in a car, removing clothing for searches (if appropriate) difficult.

I would think, without seeing pictures, that this "cuff" is a simple manacle with a discharge device inside it, so it only need be placed on one limb. General mobility is not impared, and the device need not be removed for any reason until the detainee is properly within a station holding cell.

Safer all-round, I think.

First you promote a gun as being one which "Judge Dredd would love" then this you tie in with the Strontium Dog. Surely someone is paying you to popularise these things?

The problem, as with any electric stun weapon, is that they are NOT non-lethal. OK maybe 99% of the population would be fine being jolted by them, but there are still masses of people out there who are not in perfect health, who could die from an electric shock. (as an example, an electric shock direct to your muscles is very different to one that is diffused through fat, anyone overweight who's ever tried one of those electric exercise belts knows how painful they are)

With guns, at least you know you are actively trying to kill someone when you shoot them, but with stun weapons they have been marketed as a nice safe alternative! They get used in a much wider variety of situations, on a much wider variety of people. Would a student who insisted on speaking past their allotted time at a political debate be shot?

I'd hate to be in the police when the news hits that someone in an interrogation room, chained to a desk, was shocked to death, as that would but it about on par with china's law enforcement techniques.

Buy it, read it.

Would probably be a little bit safer for all concerned.

Or a spidee web gun, in pink.

That's the other thing, all these weapons should come in pink, just to discourage others from using the device if taken from the police. It would also discourage the police from using it unless absolutely necessary.

In fact the police could be dressed in a charming light pink perhaps to show they are not enforcers but rather upholders of the peace.

Does this mean I'll be able to buy a second-hand ex-police Taser from them?

If they're going to take in all those Tasers on a trade-in basis then there should be a lively second-hand market, maybe as non-guaranteed job lots on E-Bay.