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As solid as they come
Excellent value. Sturdy locking system and powerful swing.
Smith & Wesson 21" Heat Treated Collapsible Baton, Nylon Pouch - SWBAT21H
Part #: SWBAT21H | Smith & Wesson Knives
Description
SWBAT21H: 21" Heat Treated Collapsible Baton
Smith & Wesson
The Smith & Wesson 21" Heat Treated Collapsible Baton is made from black 4130 seamless alloy steel tubing with HRC of 46-47. It has a tensile strength of 6638.78 lbf (3011.3 kgf), a bending strength of 4055.84 lbf (1839.7 kgf) and a textured and raised rubber handle. Included is a black 1680 denier outer shell belt sheath.
Features
- Tensile Strength: 3011.3 kgf
- Bending Strength: 1839.7 kgf
- Handle Grip: Thermoplastic Polyester Elastomer
- Steel: 4130 seamless alloy steel tubing
- Hardness: HRC 46-47
Specifications
- Overall: 21.0" (53.3 cm)
- Handle: 8.2" (20.8 cm)
- Weight: 1 lb. 0.2 oz.
- Sheath: 1680 denier outer shell
- Made in China
UPC Code: 028634703029
Related Categories
Smith & Wesson Knives, Smith & Wesson Security Batons Series, Security Batons, Security Batons 21
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Customer Reviews
Lee
MAMar 12, 2021
Big Show
Victoria, Texas Jan 11, 2021
Pros: None
Cons: None
I'm very happy with this product. I'm just looking for the end screw
I'm happy with this product. Looking for an end screw cap. Mine feel off on my motorcycle.. can someone help me to find one please
Raymond G
ArizonaMay 07, 2018
Pros: Materials, Balance
Cons: None
Heavy duty baton...but baton is slightly slanted
When i first received this baton i was very skeptical at first, ive tried and even broke cheap chinese batons before by just opening closing them...this baton when i first opened it made a satisfying *crack* sound and it was locked in place very very well, it closed with 4 good slams to the tip on a carpet floor, its alittle heavier than expected at first but hold and play with it for a while and you'll get used to it...i opened and closed it a good 6 times to break it in and i noticed the shaft was slanted at the thinnest part of the baton (to check it, open your baton, lay it on a book or something higher than the floor, put the tip on the edge of the book then roll the baton back and forth towards you, you'll see from the middle to the tip if its slanted or not)..naturally i thought " well i guess even if its heat treated it will bend" (but i had mistaken this for bending instead of slanting) i was terrified that this would break and felt like money just went down the drain...so i contacted Knife center (very good customer service btw) and i told them my situation and it turns out its normal for batons to have a slight slant in the shaft due to the amount of room inside the casing that the telescopic baton is stored...so i felt better and at ease...so i decided to put the baton through a small test (because if it cant withstand alittle abuse then might as well use it as a paper weight) so i expanded the baton and i got a peice of 1 and a half inch of wood, and i just wacked it with the tip of the baton i checked it no bends...3 more times no bends, opened closed it, wacked it no bends...after 5 good wacks the baton didnt even bend slightly, the wood was more damaged than the baton...so next i tried bending the baton by hand...and nothing i tried fixing the slant by standing on it then pulling...and nothing it was solid, so i was starting to realize this baton was built very well, its not perfect but it will last you as long as you take care of it...and for the money its very affordable, and if by any chance this baton breaks on me you bet ill by another one.
