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Products•September 1, 2006

Morovision Night Vision 10X Adapter for Monocular and Goggles

Applicable to PVS-14 Monoculars and PVS-7 Goggles, the Morovision 10X Lens Adapter can be quickly fitted into the filter thread of the objective lens of a system, converting it into a long-range night sighting device. The 10X lens offers a relative four-degree field of view, depending on the amount of ambient light available during operation. The lens adapter can also be used as a standalone 10x 40mm daytime spotting scope.

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Products•September 1, 2006

B-Square Tactical Accessory Adapter for AK/RPK Rifles

B-Square’s accessory adapter for AK/RPK rifles is crafted from lightweight, premium-grade aircraft aluminum. The low-profile Picatinny adapter rail firmly clamps to the barrel of an AK/RPK, providing the ability to connect a variety of accessories to the barrel, including bipods, lights, or any accessory that can attach to a Picatinny or Weaver-style rail.

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Articles•by Kenneth R. Murray•September 1, 2006

Dangerous Lookalikes

Improper use of Airsoft, BB, and pellet guns on the street can cause deadly confusion for law enforcement.

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Articles•by Mike Detty•September 1, 2006

Kel-Tec PLR-16 .223 Handgun

Can an AR-style pistol really hold up to combat conditions? The rugged and accurate PLR-16 can.

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News•by Staff Writer•August 16, 2006

Workshop to Discuss Suicide Bombers and IED Threat

The FBI and DHS are warning state and local partners to be on the alert for suicide bombers using large vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices (LVBIED) and man-portable/hand-carried IEDs. Homeland Defense Journal's Managing the Threat of Suicide Bombers and Improvised Explosive Devices will provide useful information based on U.S. and other international case studies. It will take place Sep. 26-27 in Arlington, Virginia.

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News•by Staff Writer•August 16, 2006

Law Enforcement Cracking Down on DUIs

Bolstered by additional money and new equipment, state and local law enforcement officials in Montana are stepping up their efforts to crack down on drunken drivers across the state over an 18-day period that starts Friday and ends Labor Day.

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News•by Staff Writer•August 10, 2006

Class of Police Recruits is Fired

An entire class of Cobb County, Ga., police recruits was fired Monday after they cheated on a test, authorities said.

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News•by Staff Writer•August 10, 2006

Performance Institute to Hold ID Theft Conference

Get an update on the latest innovations in identity theft interdiction at the 2006 National Conference on Identity Theft and Online Crime Investigation, September 25–27, 2006 in Arlington, Va.

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News•by Staff Writer•August 3, 2006

House Field Hearing Draws Conflicting Opinions on Immigration Enforcement

Illegal immigrants are a burden to taxpayers, according to government, law enforcement, and medical officials who testified at a House field hearing in San Diego Wednesday.

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News•by Staff Writer•August 3, 2006

TREXPO East Early Bird Registration Ends Tuesday

“Early Bird Registration” for TREXPO East 2006 has been extended to August 8. The cost of the three-day conference is only $149 per attendee, with a $50 Early Bird Discount through August 8. The EXPO Hall is FREE (a $25 value!)

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