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About Automatic Expandable Batons

Love the convenience of a collapsible baton but hate the slowness and unreliability of flick-extend batons? Automatic expandable batons are designed for easy use and total reliability: simply push the handle-mounted button to see it spring to life and extend to its full length automatically.

1 Automatic Spring-Loaded

Our automatic spring-loaded batons are constructed of strong, lightweight materials that provide superior protection against impact and reduce recoil. The spring-loaded mechanism ensures quick, reliable deployment even in the most challenging situations, while the ergonomic design provides a secure grip for complete control.

Instant spring deployment
Ergonomic non-slip grip

2 Automatic Expandable Steel

Made from high-grade steel for superior strength and durability. The auto-expanding mechanism ensures quick, reliable deployment, and the ergonomic design maximizes control for easy manipulation in any situation.

High-grade steel construction
Auto-expand with push of a button

Offered in varying lengths, automatic expandable batons are an excellent choice for law enforcement personnel as well as everyday citizens needing a reliable self-defense option.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an automatic expandable baton?

An automatic baton extends to full length at the push of a button, with no need to flick or swing it open. That makes it faster to deploy and easier for people who have not trained with a friction-lock baton.

What is the difference between automatic and friction-lock batons?

Friction-lock batons open with a hard flick of the wrist and close by tapping the tip on a hard surface. Automatic batons open and close with a button. Automatic models are quicker to deploy, while friction-lock batons are simpler and usually less expensive.

Are expandable batons legal to carry?

Baton laws vary widely. Some states allow them freely, others restrict carrying them, and some limit them to law enforcement or security professionals. Check your state and local laws before you carry an expandable baton.

How do you close an automatic baton?

Most automatic batons close by pressing the release button and pushing the shaft back into the handle. Check your model's instructions, since the button location and closing method vary.

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