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Push-Button Automatic Expandable Baton
DescriptionWe never sold the automatic baton (Tokusho Keibo) in the past because it had a finger guard on it that made it appeared as if it were geared towards martial arts. Shown in the first picture on the left is what the baton looks like when you get it. It is a nice quality baton, but the guard was an issue for us. We finally messed with it a little and figured out how to make it easy for our customers to remove the guard. Shown at the bottom of the page are detailed instructions how to remove the finger guard. The top picture on the right shows the unit with the guard removed. Most of the pictures on this page show the baton with the guard removed.
This is a "Push button baton". When the safety is moved forward and the actuator pressed, the baton expands hard and fast and locks into place.
This unit IS HARD TO CLOSE. We have instructions on this page how to close it.
NEVER OPEN THIS UNIT TOWARDS A PERSONS FACE OR HEAD. ALWAYS POINT THE BATON AWAY FROM EVERYTHING BEFORE OPENING.
The PAB is a nice quality unit that includes a quality leather case that holds the closed baton in securely.
Specs:
Open Length: 20-1/4"
Closed Length: 8-1/2"
Color: Chrome
Handle Material: Hard Molded Rubber
Scabbard Material: Black Leather
Weight: 21 oz.
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HOW TO REMOVE THE FINGER GUARD
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STEP 1
Use a Phillips screwdriver and remove the screw from the finger guard. |
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STEP 2
Use a thin weighted item like channel locks to strike the finger guard like shown. |
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STEP 3
Rotate the unit and strike the other side. Go back and forth until the guard starts to slide off. |
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STEP 4
It will take several strikes rotating from one side to the next before the baton will break loose. Simply remove the guard once loose. |
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Author: walter
this is one of the best one it is fist and quit to get to thank,s
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Author: Lipkin
This baton can be described in one word. Unwieldy. The "easy to remove" hand guard proved to be anything but, breaking rather than coming off in one piece. Had I not removed it, my large hands would not even have been able to fit around the handle. Once it was off, it proved impossible to get a grip on it in a way that did not hurt my hand, due to the large release lever. While it does have a good weight, it proves to be an infeasible tool for self-defense, or martial arts.
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Author: teetertotter
yo this is a kool wepon and all but lower the price its not worth that much
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Author: Tyrce111
Do u guys know any links to a video?
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