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Taser | USCCA
Taser | USCCA
TIL that "TASER" is an acronym for “Thomas A. Swift's Electric Rifle", a fictional device from a scifi book series written in the early 1900's. : r/todayilearned
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Pepper Spray vs Taser: Which Is Better for Self-Defense? - munio
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All Acronyms - The inventor named his weapon after a science fiction novel from his childhood called “Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle.” To name the weapon, Jack Cover took the initials
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Taser: A Surprising Acronym With An Unsettling Past - Dictionary.com
SA Police widen the scope of use of Taser guns – Part I | This Everyday Australian
Does future fact depend on present fiction? - uncube
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Carrying a Taser for self-defense | News for Fenton, Linden, Holly MI | tctimes.com
TASER | Description & Facts | Britannica
Shock and Ow! | GQ
WTF Fun Fact - Tom A. Swift Electric Rifle (Taser)
Taser | USCCA
How the Taser works - The Boston Globe
Elektroschockpistole – Wikipedia
Elektroschockpistole – Wikipedia
taser - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
