What is the classification for possession/use of an electric incapacitation device?

The classification as F-2 when an electric incapacitation device is used in the commission of a felony is accurate because this reflects the serious nature of using such a potentially harmful device in the context of a crime. Electric incapacitation devices, which include items like stun guns or tasers, are considered to have a high level of risk associated with their use. When these devices are employed during the commission of a felony, the legal system typically recognizes the threat they pose to public safety and accordingly categorizes the offense as more severe, leading to a felony classification.

In scenarios where the device is utilized legitimately, such as within the legal limitations for personal defense, the laws may not classify the action with the same level of seriousness, hence, options that suggest lesser classifications do not reflect the legal implications tied to the context of felony commission.