Gear: ASP F26A AIRWEIGHT TACTICAL BATON - 26''
ASP F26A AIRWEIGHT TACTICAL BATON - 26''
ASP Available Here| Category: | Officer Safety Products |
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| Subcategory: | Personal Defense Weapons |
| Average Rating: | (19 Votes) |
| Description: | Telescoping impact weapons for Law Enforcement are used by most elite Federal SWAT Teams and now hundreds of agencies and departments. Easily carried and readily available, ASP Batons have an incredible psychological deterrence and unparalleled control pASP Baton Specs: Closed: 9.5'' Expanded: 26 Weight: 10.9 oz ASP Item 52612 Made in the USA by Armament Systems & Procedures. **Restricted Article** |
Member Reviews
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- tlwinkles379, Tue, 24 Apr 2007 19:29:08 UTC.
- 1st review
Although I prefer my Taser over the baton, I still carry this piece on my belt. I chose this one because it is VERY lightweight but still have the striking effect of the heavier batons.
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- usnrma, Fri, 04 May 2007 00:32:43 UTC.
A great piece of equipment to have on your belt, and the light weight is a plus. I am not one who likes the Taser so I do like having this intermediate weapon available. It does the job as well as it's regular full weight steel brother.
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- jgoot832, Thu, 14 Jun 2007 00:29:26 UTC.
Its CRAP! I have been in several situations where I used my old regular weight Asp. I have partners that have the worse air weight. All the weight is in the handle, so if u use it upside down it may work better. Leaves nice red marks on surface but just has no effect other than the sting(much like a twig/branch). Junk it and go with the better made Winchester or RCB. I did, used it and was very happy. My arm wasnt soar from swinging it so hard because the weight is at the tip of the baton. Its a little heavier (by ouncese) but if you need to bitch about that, then maybe you shouldnt be doing a job where you might need to use such an item.
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- OfficerGrace, Sat, 18 Aug 2007 08:00:50 UTC.
I agree, I have better luck with my fixed straight baton.
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- Account Removed, Sun, 25 Nov 2007 12:27:22 UTC.
This is the best thing sense sliced bread. It holds up great and is very light.
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- mshavoc, Tue, 04 Dec 2007 20:31:22 UTC.
I have this in my personal Truck. It's nice to have. We have a lot of car jackings. It's an effective piece of equipment.
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- SergeantNJSP, Sat, 08 Dec 2007 22:50:55 UTC.
WE just recently trained with the collapsible baton. I love the way it sounds when it opens. It's much easier to carry then a full lenght straight baton. But, I will always spray them first, if I can.
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- TBaby, Tue, 11 Dec 2007 03:12:58 UTC.
I love the ASP stainess steal baton. IIt is lightweight and durable. I think the shinny stainless steal baton look like a Lightnng Bolt as it comes down during the strike.
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- TrojanSkyCop, Thu, 21 Feb 2008 20:06:27 UTC.
Big impact in a compact and convenient carry package.
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- thebig_d_58, Sun, 13 Apr 2008 13:40:24 UTC.
this is a GREAT piece of equipment to have. i carry it near the front of my belt and just the site of it scares some people i come in contact w/ more so than my pistol
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- Taffy, Sun, 13 Apr 2008 21:22:54 UTC.
The idea might have been good if it had maybe a little more weight. Since you are really not giving up that much weight anyway, stick with the heavier expandable models. This one will bend if you realy blast someone.
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- scottrussell243, Sun, 13 Apr 2008 22:47:13 UTC.
I carry it on my belt everyday, don't have to use it very often, but effective when I have used it...
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- tonyk62, Mon, 14 Apr 2008 00:18:42 UTC.
I work in plain clothes and I still carry one everyday. It is a very useful tool and while in patrol I used to carry a straight stick and at least when you get out on a call you have your ASP with you instead of in the car like a straight stick.
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- ddowdey, Mon, 14 Apr 2008 01:16:49 UTC.
Excellent addition to any duty gear. This airweight baton is good for plain clothes and uniformed officers. With all the weight that duty officers already have to carry this baton does not add much weight.
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- SimpleTruth, Mon, 14 Apr 2008 03:43:14 UTC.
It's a good tool. It's compact. The problem is that it's really not as strong as the other kinds of baton that is in one piece (i.e. side handled baton, or the old school straight stick). DO NOT solely rely on this tool...have a, or a multiple, back up plan. I used this product, or similar to it, for about two years while on a specialized unit, but when I returned patrol, I felt more comfortable with my Prosecutor 24, or side handled baton.
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- hbg522, Mon, 14 Apr 2008 09:14:08 UTC.
yeah baby its azz whippin time
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- studor, Tue, 03 Feb 2009 21:06:25 UTC.
This baton is a miracle on the belt. It weights (i beleive) 46% as much as the steel baton and only loses 3% striking power. Statistically I consider that to be insignificant and the weight savings is more than worth it.
It has shatter windows when needed and not had any problems whatsoever. ASP is even good enough to warranty this product for life; if I break it, they give me a new one.- Flag as inappropriate
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- taz22i, Wed, 04 Feb 2009 12:46:32 UTC.
Great for working plain-clothes.
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- thev8man, Thu, 05 Feb 2009 12:20:08 UTC.
Pos it is like a stick. It has no affect on anyone with some size unless you hit them in the head
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