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Products•September 1, 2005

V-Line Quick Vault Gun Safe

V-Line’s Quick Vault in-the-wall gun safe has been redesigned with adjustable shelves and the option of additional shelving to customize the vault. One felt-lined shelf is still included with each Quick Vault. Now additional shelves may be ordered to provide a more flexible interior, allowing storage for personal accessories, firearms, and other items.

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Products•September 1, 2005

Ka-Bar Knives Law Enforcement Knife

Designed by John Benner, founder of Tactical Defense Institute and a former cop, the TDI Law Enforcement Knife from Ka-Bar was created with law enforcement in mind. The knife is meant to be worn at the off hand and draws like a pistol. If an officer finds himself in close quarters with a suspect attempting to take his handgun, the TDI knife can be available as a last-defense option.

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Products•September 1, 2005

Falcon Industries AR-15/M16 Ergo Grip Kits

The AR Ergo-Grip Kit upgrades the standard AR grip to make shooting more comfortable. The kit contains Falcon’s Ergo-Grip, Falcon’s Ergo-Gapper, and a rubber bottom plug. It is available in 18 different configurations. The grips come in either Falcon’s rigid polymer Rhino-Grip or rubber over-molded Sure-Grip design. They are available in black, tan, and olive green and in left-handed, right-handed, or ambidextrous versions.

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Articles•by Mike Detty•September 1, 2005

Kahr Arms PM9 Subcompact Pistol

In 2000, Kahr introduced the P9, a lightweight, polymer-framed version of the original K9. Other models followed, including the P40, a polymer .40 S&W version, and the PM9, an abbreviated version of the P9.

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News•by Staff Writer•August 25, 2005

Maryland Awards Funds to Enforce School Bus Safety

As the school year gets underway, more than 60 Maryland law enforcement agencies and state police barracks are being awarded a total of $515,000 in grants to be used to enforce traffic laws related to school bus safety.

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News•by Staff Writer•August 25, 2005

NYC Transit Agency Implements New Security Plan

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has announced plans to implement a $200 million security system that would use closed-circuit cameras and motion detectors to monitor the city’s subway, bus, and commuter lines for possible terrorist attacks.

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News•by Staff Writer•August 16, 2005

San Quentin Prison Riot Injures 42

A fight broke out last week at California’s San Quentin State Prison and escalated into a full-scale riot that involved as many as 80 inmates and injured 42. Not since 1982 have so many prisoners been involved in a riot at San Quentin.

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News•by Staff Writer•August 12, 2005

Crime Rises in National Parks

Park rangers deal with a lot more than guided tours and picnicking bears nowadays. A spike in crimes in national parks puts them in harm’s way more often than most people realize.

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News•by Staff Writer•August 5, 2005

Governors Question Ability to Implement Real ID Act

Governors from across the United States recently discussed at an annual meeting what funds and resources will be needed to carry out the mandates included in the Real ID Act, which would require that identification cards be enhanced to become part of a federal data system.

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Products•August 1, 2005

Blue Wonder Gun Care Kit

Blue Wonder’s new Gun Care Kit provides a complete system for maintaining firearms. It contains a four-ounce tube of Blue Wonder Gun Cleaner for cleaning the bore after shooting; a one-ounce jar of Blue Wonder Armadillo for use as a dry lubricant and rust inhibitor; a new one-ounce spray bottle of Blue Wonder Disotec XFR premium lubricant for triggers, actions, and other parts requiring lubrication; and a four-ounce bottle of Blue Wonder Fast Blast spray cleaner.

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