Military Baton | Military Police Supplies – ASP, Inc.
Military batons that are as rugged as you are. Our military police supplies are designed to withstand the hardships that come with your career. Shop military batons today at ASP Inc.
Tactical Baton | Trusted & Established | Army Surplus World
Army Surplus World offers an extensive range of tactical equipment for law enforcement officers, military personnel, and civilians looking for more peace of mind. Designed with lightweight construction, our expandable batons are great protective tools that won’t weigh you down.
Professional Police and Security Collapsible and Fixed Batons
Protect yourself on the job with a handy baton. Great for police and personal protection, we sell a wide selection of batons in a variety of sizes. Fixed and collapsible batons available. Buy online or buy instore in Metropolitan Detroit.
Police Equipment Law Enforcement Gun Care Gun Holsters
Need some personal protection? Take a look at our nightsticks & batons. Our selection features such defense items as a Maglite side handle system, so your flashlight will double as a weapon; different sizes and styles of steel batons; leather billy clubs, and more.
US Military Police Monadnock 36" Baton - PRIORITY ONE SURPLUS
These US Military Police batons are lightly used, only minor dirt marks and scrapes. They are made by Monadnock, who makes batons in the USA for law enforcement and police. These retail for over $200 from the manufacturer. They measure 23" closed, and 36" opened.
U.S. G.I. 36 Inch Wood Riot Baton - Coleman's Military Surplus
U.S. G.I. 36” Wood Riot Baton This US stamped riot baton is a perfect example of a legendary tool used by law-enforcement personnel for years. Measures approximately 36” long and 1 ¼” diameter and weighs in at 1.35 pounds.
M1944 Policeman's Club, unfinished - At the Front
WWII pattern Military Police Baton, made in Pennsylvania from American hickory. We used the original specification which we found rather by accident- contradicting some "conventional wisdom," just about any hardwood was listed as acceptable by the War Department. Oak, maple, ash, and hickory.