Field Assessment
The Baseball Bat is the Leonida default. Every corner store, every garage, every car trunk. It doesn't show up on a weapon trace. It doesn't require a background check. It doesn't make a sound that carries down the street.
The swing arc is wide enough to catch someone moving to the side. The weight favors downward strikes on anyone who gets in close. Against a single opponent in a confined space it's more decisive than it looks. Against a group it becomes a problem quickly.
Vice County law enforcement classifies it as a sporting item. That classification holds right up until the moment it doesn't.