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Products•October 1, 2005

Meister Bullets Law Enforcement Cartridge

Cast bullet manufacturer Meister Bullets, best known for its Cowboy Action Shooting bullets and ammunition, has a new cartridge specifically for law enforcement training. The Meister LE .45 training round consists of a 230-grain RN hard-cast lead bullet and uses Vihtavuori powder for a clean powder burn and consistent powder drop which results in a very low “extreme spread.”

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Products•October 1, 2005

VisuaLock Firearms Security System

VisuaLock is a new company and a new product that instantly provides proof that a firearm has been rendered inoperable. A live round cannot be chambered with a VisuaLock in place. There are VisuaLock devices available to accommodate revolvers, pistols, rifles, and shotguns. The security cartridge or shell is solid brass. The red outer security rod is made of heat-treated 303 stainless steel with a powder coating that will not damage or mar barrels or crowning.

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Articles•by Paul Scarlata•October 1, 2005

Glock G38 and G39 Compact Pistols

Today's police handgun market abounds with full-sized, medium-sized, and compact .45 ACP pistols. But until recently the designers of these weapons all labored under a seemingly insurmountable constraint: size.

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Articles•by Jim Gregg•October 1, 2005

Getting the Point

Although I consider point shooting to be more natural than shooting with sights, there are definitely some tricks to it. I’ve been teaching people how to shoot this way for a long time and I’ve learned along the way that people “see” differently. Knowing how you see a target is the key to shooting accurately when point shooting.

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News•by Staff Writer•September 30, 2005

More Utah Law Enforcement Agencies Adopting, Enforcing Physical Fitness Standards

Many Northern Utah law enforcement agencies have implemented rules to ensure officers stay in tip-top shape throughout their careers.

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News•by Staff Writer•September 16, 2005

Suspected Thief Caught Napping

Australian police responded to a break-in at a furniture store in Alice Springs and found the suspect asleep at the scene.

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News•by Staff Writer•September 8, 2005

New $10 Bill to Prevent Counterfeiting

A new $10 note with a new design and updated security features is scheduled to enter circulation in early 2006.

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News•by Staff Writer•September 8, 2005

COPS Materials Promote School Safety

Several technical assistance resources intended to support school administrators, parents, and community leaders to improve campus safety are now available from the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS).

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News•by Staff Writer•September 2, 2005

New Government Website Helps Fight Meth Problems

In the fight against meth, individuals and communities need all the resources they can get. A new government Website seeks to put essential resources in the hands of law enforcement officers and other community members concerned for the safety of their neighborhoods and people unfairly affected by the drug trade.

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News•by Staff Writer•September 2, 2005

Judge Overturns Ban on New York Graffiti Party

A judge ruled in favor of a fashion company that wished to showcase 20 graffiti artists’ work on mock subway cars on a public street. The decision overturned a ban New York City officials had imposed amid concerns of promoting vandalism.

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