Guys these are tapered friction lock. I'm a machinist these tapers lock tightly on purpose. Try tapping the weighted end on the ground and rotate the baton in hand as you tap just like playing a drum. This will loosen the locked tapers without any damage to the floor or to the baton nice finish. I've owned 2 asp 16 in batons since the early 2000s.

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ASP in my opinion is best known for their Friction Loc batons. Keeping with their tradition of fine batons, ASP has introduced their steel Talon Disc Loc Baton in 16, 21, and 26 inches.

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ASP in my opinion is best known for their Friction Loc batons. Keeping with their tradition of fine batons, ASP has introduced their steel Talon Disc Loc …

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I just got this wonderful grip cap. It's precisely made, it fits ASP friction lock very well. The grip makes sure you can draw the baton fast and firmly. The tip is also super useful. I really appreciate the design of tip, the angle of the tip allows …

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The AutoLock® was developed through cutting-edge engineering that combined the advantages of friction lock and positive lock technology. The technologically advanced, patented AutoLock® baton is ready at hand when you need it and out of the way when you don't. It's easy to expand, and when it's time to close, simply push the button in […]

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ASP Baton Vs Monadnock Auto-Lock Baton. I also like the Monadnock a bit better also, but ASPs are good as well. Especially if you get a deal on one. Not to hijack the thread, but I have some black 31" ASP batons for sale at a great price. $6.00 Flat shipping to anywhere in the lower 48 States.

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Before you purchase an asp or tactical baton, you need to make sure if it's legal to carry a telescopic baton in your living region, or you may get yourself in hot water when you carry it out and be caught by law enforcement. ... Quality Friction Lock Expandable Batons 17″ 21″ 26 ...

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Compatible with batons from Asp, Casco and Monadnock, including expandable, autolock and friction lock designs. P174 for Expanding Batons P174 For expanding batons with 12 position ratchet positioning mechanism. Adjustable for left or right handed use 360° rotation with 12 position ratchet mechanism P162 for Side Handle Batons P162 Side handle ...

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Jul 24, 2012. #3. mikethemayt said: Is it friction lock? They all have some rattle because the telescoping metal is free floating in the shaft until its extended and friction holds it in place. If its extended and rattles you either have an autolock (model with the push button release) or you have a bad baton.

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Batons What is the difference between a Friction Loc and Talon Baton? The Friction Loc is an impact-closing weapon, meaning it must be collapsed by striking it on a hard surface. The Talon closes by depressing the button or end cap and pressing the tip into your hand or into an ASP scabbard. Talon batons should never be closed by striking on a hard surface—this may …

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Friction Batons expand by sharply flicking the baton straight up or straight down to extend the inner shafts. Each shaft is locked rigidly in place by a precision Friction taper. To retract the baton, strike the tip of the baton sharply …

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The friction lock baton is not straight. ... In my past experience with the 14 ASP Batons, no one is completely accurate straight. Even if the ones looks very straight, rolling on the ground can also be found out is not straight, so do not have too care about.

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Friction Batons expand by sharply flicking the baton straight up or straight down to extend the inner shafts. Each shaft is locked rigidly in place by a precision …

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It's a friction-lock baton, and the friction-lock surface is larger than the ASP's to prevent collapse during jab strikes. Think of this baton as the .45 caliber of batons. Maximum weight- transfer potential exists, but it may prove difficult for all but the strongest of officers to perform repeat strikes with this baton.

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Classic, impact-collapsing ("combat close") design Home › Friction Batons. Show:

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This ASP F21 Tactical Batons Friction Loc 21″ Baton is tested by the most elite federal teams and proven to be self-indestructible. Being easy and convenient …

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The ASP Friction Loc Baton is the most tactically sophisticated impact weapon currently available to law enforcement personnel. Airweight / Foam / No Engraving - $171.00 USD Airweight / Foam / Laser Engraved - $176.00 USD …

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The classic Friction Loc ASP baton is the most widely used police baton. ASP Friction Loc batons are constructed of 4140 steel that is significantly stronger than 4130 steel used by other manufacturers. In most cases, the sound of an ASP baton being deployed is enough of a deterrent. ASP batons have many options for handles, shafts & accessories.

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The Friction Lock baton is simple by design, use, and function, with less than 10 parts. It is a very Simple, Durable, and Dependable design. There are no moving parts or ball bearings that lead to mechanical failure in deployment or collapsing.

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ASP Friction Loc Baton. ... This is a friction lock baton that snaps open quickly and locks into place with no muss or fuss. Once open it's an impressive 26 inches long, which is enough to make most wannabe bad guys stop in their tracks and reconsider their life choices.

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Expandable Friction Lock Batons D051 National Framework Contract: ... (this design expressively decreases any possibility of the baton being yanked from the hand and gives the user a comfortable grip) or ergonomic handle of the …

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EXPANDABLE FRICTION LOCK BATONS. Easy Lock Baton. H1 Holster. H3 (VEGA) Holster for 21. LONG BATON. LONG BATON HOLDER WITH RING. MOLLE HOLDER FOR D051/21H BATON. Security End Cap. Side Handle Baton (PR24 Type) in Polycarbonate.

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The ASP FRICTION LOC F16A AIRWEIGHT BATON telescopes/expands using centrifugal force (i.e., force acting away from the center) by means of swinging the handle forcibly through the air. Retraction is …

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ASP Chrome Expandable Baton. An expandable baton (also referred to variously as a collapsible baton, telescopic (or telescoping) baton, tactical baton, spring cosh, asp, or extendo (slang)) is typically composed of a cylindrical outer shaft containing telescoping inner shafts (typically 2 or 3, depending on the design) that lock into each other when expanded.

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The baton is easy to deploy and expand up to a length of 21 inches with just a flick of the wrist. A friction lock makes sure it stays extended when in use. This heat-treated collapsible baton has a tensile strength of 6638.78lbf (3011.3kgf), a bending …

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The ASP Friction Loc Baton is the most tactically sophisticated impact weapon currently available to law enforcement personnel. Airweight / Foam / No …

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ASP Baton - 21" Expandable Friction Lock (All Types) This ASP Baton is the preferred choice for military and police personnel. Many Police Departments have switched from the old wooden police baton to the ASP baton and have seen their complaints drop significantly. Used by elite Federal teams, the ASP Baton has proven itself virtually indestructible.

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As we said, ASP is known for their expandable batons. And their Friction Loc Baton is another fine example of what they do right. Like the Talon Infinity, the Friction Loc is 21 inches long when deployed, and is crafted from a combination of steel alloy and aircraft grade aluminum.

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THE CLASSIC LOCKING SYSTEM The ASP Friction Loc Baton is one of the most important tools that Police Officers carry. Expandable batons are extremely effective defensive tools used to block, restrain & subdue an attacker. Often …

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