TASERs & ECDs

TASER Parts and Accessories

TASER parts are replacement and accessory components for Conducted Energy Weapons (CEWs) manufactured by Axon Enterprise, including cartridges, power magazines, batteries, holsters, cases, and training accessories. TASER parts are device-specific — each TASER model uses cartridges, batteries, and holsters designed for that model's electrical system, form factor, and cartridge bay dimensions. The current TASER civilian and law enforcement lineup includes the Pulse 2, Bolt 2, StrikeLight 2, TASER 7 Close Quarters (CQ), and TASER X1. Retired TASER models with available accessories include the X2 (retired 2023), X26P (retired 2020), StrikeLight (retired 2022), Pulse+ (retired 2022), Bolt/C2 (retired 2014), and X26 (retired 2014). TactaBlue stocks TASER parts from Axon, Blade-Tech, Safariland, BLACKHAWK!, and Plano for current and retired TASER devices.

TASER Cartridges

Self-Defense Cartridges

TASER self-defense cartridges contain 2 electrode probes connected to the TASER device by insulated conductive wires, a nitrogen gas propellant charge, and Anti-Felon Identification (AFID) confetti tags that disperse on firing for law enforcement tracking. Self-Defense Cartridges (from $59.99) are available for the TASER Pulse 2 and Bolt 2 devices. Each cartridge fires 2 probes that embed in the target's clothing or skin at a spread angle of 8 degrees, creating a probe spread of approximately 12 inches (304.8 mm) at a distance of 15 feet (4.6 m). The wider the probe spread, the more effective the Neuro-Muscular Incapacitation (NMI) effect, because a larger muscle group is affected between the 2 probe contact points.

Cartridges by TASER Model

TASER cartridges are not interchangeable between different TASER models due to differences in cartridge bay dimensions, electrical connectors, and probe wire lengths.

• Two-Pack of Live Cartridges for TASER X1/X26P/X26C/M26C ($69.99) — fits the TASER X1 and legacy X26P, X26C, and M26C models with a 15-foot (4.6 m) or 25-foot (7.6 m) probe deployment range
• Two-Pack of Live Cartridges for TASER 7 CQ ($89.99) — fits the TASER 7 Close Quarters model with a 12-foot (3.7 m) maximum deployment range designed for indoor and close-range encounters
• Two-Pack of Cartridges for TASER X2 ($99.99) — fits the dual-cartridge TASER X2 that holds 2 cartridges simultaneously for a second shot without reloading

Replace fired cartridges immediately after use. TASER cartridges have a 5-year shelf life from the date of manufacture. Store cartridges in a cool, dry environment between 32°F (0°C) and 130°F (54.4°C) to maintain propellant integrity and probe wire conductivity.

TASER Power Magazines

TASER power magazines are rechargeable battery packs that supply electrical energy to the TASER X1, X2, and X26P Conducted Energy Weapons and determine the cycle duration and number of available deployments per charge. Axon produces 4 power magazine variants for the X-series TASER platforms.

• Tactical Performance Power Magazine (TPPM) for X1/X2/X26P ($89.99) — provides 195 five-second deployment cycles and is the standard duty power magazine for law enforcement use
• Performance Power Magazine (PPM) for X1/X2/X26P ($89.99) — provides 195 five-second deployment cycles with a standard duty rating for patrol and civilian applications
• Extended Performance Power Magazine (XPPM) for X1/X26P ($98.90) — provides 500 five-second deployment cycles for extended service life between replacements
• Extended Automatic Shut-Down Performance Power Magazine (XAPPM) for X1/X26P ($79.99) — provides extended deployment cycles with an automatic shut-down feature that limits each deployment to a preset duration to reduce the risk of prolonged electrical exposure

Power magazines insert into the grip of the TASER X1, X2, and X26P and lock in place with a retention catch. The power magazine indicator on the TASER device displays the remaining charge level. Replace power magazines when the indicator shows 20% or less remaining capacity to ensure full deployment capability during use.

TASER Batteries

Pulse Series Battery Pack

The Pulse Series Battery Pack ($29.99) is a replaceable lithium battery pack that powers the TASER Pulse 2 and provides up to 50 thirty-second deployment cycles on a single battery. The Pulse Series Battery Pack slides into the grip frame of the Pulse 2 and locks in place with a spring-loaded retention clip. The TASER Pulse 2 displays a battery status indicator on the device body. Replace the Pulse Series Battery Pack when the battery indicator shows low charge.

TASER 7 CQ Battery

The TASER 7 CQ Battery ($89.99) is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack that powers the TASER 7 Close Quarters device and provides up to 150 five-second deployment cycles per charge. The TASER 7 CQ Battery charges through a dock or direct charger. The TASER 7 CQ displays remaining battery capacity on a digital readout integrated into the device body.

Battery Cap

The Battery Cap ($4.99) is a replacement end cap that covers and secures the battery compartment on the TASER Pulse 2 and Bolt 2 devices. The Battery Cap threads onto the base of the device grip and seals the battery compartment against moisture and debris. Replace the Battery Cap, if the threads become stripped or the cap no longer seats flush against the grip body.

TASER Holsters

Holsters for Civilian TASER Devices

Civilian TASER holsters carry the TASER Pulse 2, Bolt 2, and StrikeLight 2 in belt-mounted, Inside the Waistband (IWB), and Outside the Waistband (OWB) configurations.

• Blade-Tech OWB Holster ($39.99) — outside the waistband Kydex holster for the TASER Pulse 2 with adjustable retention and belt loop attachment
• Blade-Tech IWB Holster ($39.99) — inside the waistband Kydex holster for the TASER Pulse 2 for concealed carry under a shirt or jacket
• TASER Pulse Series Holster ($49.99) — a dedicated holster designed for the TASER Pulse 2 with a molded fit and belt clip
• TASER Bolt 2 Holster ($39.99) — a form-fitted holster for the TASER Bolt 2 with a belt clip attachment
• Premium StrikeLight 2 Holster ($39.99) — a belt-mounted holster for the TASER StrikeLight 2 combination flashlight and stun device

Holsters for Law Enforcement TASER Devices

Law enforcement TASER holsters use active retention mechanisms with thumb-release or finger-release locks that secure the TASER device against grab attempts during physical encounters.

• TASER 7 CQ Safariland Holster ($89.99) — Safariland duty holster with Auto Lock System (ALS) retention for the TASER 7 CQ, mounts to a duty belt with a belt loop or paddle attachment
• X1/X26P BLACKHAWK! Holster ($79.99) — BLACKHAWK! SERPA holster with auto-lock retention for the TASER X1 and X26P
• X2 BLACKHAWK! Holster ($89.99) — BLACKHAWK! SERPA holster sized for the wider dual-cartridge TASER X2 body
• X1/X26P Safariland Holster ($99.99) — Safariland holster with ALS retention for the TASER X1 and X26P
• X1/X26P Blade-Tech Holster ($79.99) — Blade-Tech duty holster for the TASER X1 and X26P with adjustable retention

TASER holsters are model-specific and are not interchangeable between different TASER devices. The TASER Pulse 2, Bolt 2, X1, X2, and 7 CQ each have different body dimensions, cartridge bay profiles, and grip geometries that require a holster molded for the specific device.

TASER Cases and Bags

The TASER Case by Plano ($79.99) is a hard-shell protective case with pre-cut foam that holds 1 TASER device, spare cartridges, and accessories for storage and transport. The Plano case uses dual latches and a padlock-compatible hasp for secure storage. The Crossbody Bag with Bolt 2 and StrikeLight 2 Compartment ($34.99) is a nylon bag with dedicated compartments for carrying a TASER Bolt 2 and a TASER StrikeLight 2 together in a discreet crossbody configuration.

TASER Training and Safety Accessories

The Practice Target ($4.99) is a paper target printed with a human silhouette and probe impact zone markings for practicing TASER aim and probe placement at home or at a training facility. The target includes markings for the optimal probe spread zone on the torso. Safety Glasses ($9.99) protect the eyes during TASER training and cartridge deployment practice. Safety glasses are rated to ANSI Z87.1 impact resistance standards for protection against probe fragments and AFID tag debris during live cartridge firing.

TASER Device Lineup and Parts Compatibility

Current TASER Devices

Axon manufactures 5 current-production TASER devices, each using device-specific cartridges, batteries, and accessories.

• TASER Pulse 2 — a compact civilian self-defense device with a 15-foot (4.6 m) cartridge range, 30-second NMI cycle, laser sight, and flashlight. Uses Self-Defense Cartridges and Pulse Series Battery Pack
• TASER Bolt 2 — a civilian self-defense device with a pistol-style form factor, 15-foot (4.6 m) range, and 30-second NMI cycle. Uses Self-Defense Cartridges and a rechargeable internal battery
• TASER StrikeLight 2 — a combination 200-lumen flashlight and contact stun device with no probe deployment capability. Uses a rechargeable internal battery
• TASER 7 CQ — a law enforcement and professional-grade device with a 12-foot (3.7 m) Close Quarters cartridge range, dual laser sights, and a digital battery readout. Uses TASER 7 CQ Cartridges and TASER 7 CQ Battery
• TASER X1 — a professional-grade single-cartridge device with a 15-foot (4.6 m) or 25-foot (7.6 m) cartridge range and interchangeable power magazines. Uses X1/X26P cartridges and TPPM/PPM/XPPM/XAPPM power magazines

Retired TASER Devices

Axon has retired 6 TASER models from active production while maintaining limited accessory availability for existing device owners.

• TASER X2 (retired 2023) — dual-cartridge professional device that holds 2 cartridges for a backup shot. Uses X2-specific cartridges and X1/X2/X26P power magazines
• TASER X26P (retired 2020) — single-cartridge professional device. Uses X1/X26P cartridges and X1/X26P power magazines
• TASER StrikeLight (retired 2022) — first-generation combination flashlight and stun device
• TASER Pulse+ (retired 2022) — civilian device with Noonlight app integration for automatic emergency dispatch on firing
• TASER Bolt/C2 (retired 2014) — early civilian self-defense device
• TASER X26 (retired 2014) — legacy law enforcement device replaced by the X26P

Cartridges and power magazines for the TASER X1, X2, and X26P remain available. Accessories for the Bolt/C2 and X26 are discontinued and available only through secondary market sources. Verify cartridge and power magazine compatibility with the specific TASER model before purchasing, because cartridges and power magazines are not cross-compatible between different TASER device generations.