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Extendable Baton
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The Monadnock Auto-lock is better. However I preferred my original PR-24, it actually looked and performed like a weapon.
You have a couple of choices here. You should always try to carry your baton in your hand so you have it ready when you need it and this is where the LED attachment really comes in handy. Since it is already in your hand when walking just f...
Probably not. It's a telescoping stick. In all honesty you'd be better off just punching the bad guy because you don't have to reach into your pocket to grab your fist. Different areas will have their own laws. You'll probably have to be ov...
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I have a 26" ASP as well. I also like how it's easy to carry and is carried full time. I think a wood or polymer baton is a superior tool to defend yourself, however, think of how many guys don't carry them or only carry them on a "...
http://forums.officer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=84249
I'd be careful buying with cheap ones. They WILL do damage, but they don't seem to last as long in common practice. I had one get badly bent after a few hard hits during practice sessions and it would not close anymore. That one you linked ...
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depends on where you are at-carry a cane-it is legal anywhere and can be very effective-pal
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070927213...
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