Hi. I'm going to teach you another good way to get this weapon closed. Just like you did but on a piece of floor mat with cement underneath to protect the black powder coating. Now you can close it inside your home too on carpet by holding the club horizontal to the ground. Hold it up high and let it drop to the carpet about two or three times until the bearings loosen. Now slam it into the carpet to close. I own the Smith and Wesson brand. ✳️🎩
@@curtisheltsley7080the glass breaker is on the top end of it. the back has a handle with a screw on it though. not sure what attachments are made for this.
Most of the cheaper batons like Smith and Wesson are made of lower quality 4130 steel, while more expensive ASP batons are made of higher quality 4140 steel.
Hi. I'm going to teach you another good way to get this weapon closed. Just like you did but on a piece of floor mat with cement underneath to protect the black powder coating. Now you can close it inside your home too on carpet by holding the club horizontal to the ground. Hold it up high and let it drop to the carpet about two or three times until the bearings loosen. Now slam it into the carpet to close. I own the Smith and Wesson brand. ✳️🎩
That looks great ill be buying one
Seth Rogen's character (Mall Security Guard) in Observe an Report uses that or something similar.
Im guessing the "windshield breaker" doubles as a torso pierce-y lacerate-y tool too
It's nearly a fucking spear lol
what is the screw on the handle of the baton for? are there handle extensions for the 26 inch version that can screw on there?
Glass breaker. You probably found out by now
@@curtisheltsley7080the glass breaker is on the top end of it. the back has a handle with a screw on it though. not sure what attachments are made for this.
Why do heat treated batons cost far less than other batons?
Most of the cheaper batons like Smith and Wesson are made of lower quality 4130 steel, while more expensive ASP batons are made of higher quality 4140 steel.
@@David-fp7ycis the difference very obvious or no?
Is the lightweight version just as effective with the stainless steel?
It's 4130 alloy steel it's a police grade baton it's 1lbs and 8 oz, 1 and a half pounds it's a heavy baton
just got one of these. after a few test hits on a dummy the end piece bent and now it is almost impossible to close once opened
I know! I can't close mine either. I was looking to see if maybe I'm doing something wrong.
@@fattiegrunt6231 you get what you pat for i guess. i bought a $200 button lock ASP and it works like a dream
@@syre1337 mine was a gift from my dad. I have no clue how old it is, nor how much he paid.
Well if you used it on a live target, it would definitely save your ass and be worth the price
Pretty much all batons will bend when used. You get one effective use. Then you can't close them anymore. Make sure it's worth it 👌
What price
39.99-55.00 depending which length you get
I ordered one for self defense. Come at me