145,58 €Sentry S21 is a hardened Friction Loc expandable baton manufactured by the American company ASP, offering a very good price-to-quality ratio. The model is equipped with a Santoprene grip, a Black Chrome finish, and steel components made from seamless tubes of AISI/SAE 4130 steel. The baton length is 21".
S21 is one of the most popular models, chosen by users who value effective reach and proven solutions used by uniformed services. Batons manufactured by Armament System and Procedures Inc. (ASP) are considered among the best available on the market. They are characterized by high durability and are used by numerous government agencies worldwide.
Handle - Strike Force® Grip made from durable Santoprene synthetic rubber with a hardness of 60 durometer. The aggressive surface texture provides a secure grip and better baton control, even with wet hands.
Black Chrome - a very hard coating with high abrasion resistance, applied to steel in a process similar to electroplating. The Black Chrome finish provides a deep black color, does not flake or chip, and increases the corrosion protection of the steel components.
Steel - the baton components are made from seamless, cold-drawn tubes of AISI/SAE 4130 Cro-Mo alloy steel, containing chromium and molybdenum. The material has been hardened to 40–45 HRC, providing high resistance to deformation during intensive use. The steel is characterized by high resistance to mechanical stress, tensile loads, bending, and impact. Its tensile strength is 201,000 PSI, approximately 1,386 MPa.
Technical data:
Product number: 52400
Name: S21 Sentry 21"
Locking system: Friction Loc
Extended baton length: 508.0 mm / 20.0"
Closed baton length: 195.6 mm / 7.7"
Handle diameter: 25.4 mm / 1.0"
Weight: 462.0 g / 16.3 oz
Finish: Black Chrome
AISI/SAE steel type: 4130
Handle type: Santoprene
Handle color: Black
Manufacturer: ASP Inc., USA
Created by: Sharg® Company
The locking mechanisms in telescopic batons determine how securely they deploy and how they fold back. We compare the friction lock system—which relies on pressure against a hard surface—with the push-button mechanical lock that allows for retraction without striking the baton.
