Bought one on a whim because I've never actually seen on in person but they looked neat in movies and AIM always sells these things for such enticing prices.

It's way sturdier than I thought it would be. I certainly wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of a whack.

But I digress - the holster is marked MCSO. I'm curious which sheriff's office these came from? A lifetime ago I used to live in Multnomah county out west in Oregon, and I think it would be neat if these originated there. But I'm aware there are a whole lot of counties with names that start with M, and a whole lot of sheriff's offices who use the MCSO acronym.

i bought them second hand, so I'm not sure


BTW....back in the 90s we had an employee that did reserves at night.   He popped me in the forearm with one of those and I couldn't use that arm for 3 weeks.

Those things will break bones. I have one in the truck a retired detective gave me years ago when I was working in a rough neighborhood. Said “this one’s not serial numbered”, wiped it off and handed it to me.

>Those things will break bones.

After handling this one, I believe it! It's going to make a nice addition to my 'curiosities' shelf in my gun room.

I carried a friction lock Modanock when I was a deputy. Now in the feds we carry the Asp Auto Lock. They're much less likely to accidentally collapse while performing a jab.

Link?

I’m not finding them.

https://www.aimsurplus.com/products/leo-trade-in-asp-21-friction-baton

They sold out pretty quick I think

Thanks anyway.

sold out in an hour, we took them off the sight until the last orders complete (few pick up orders)