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Articles•by David Griffith•November 1, 2004

Showdown in Big Sky Country

“Shoot fast, don’t miss.” That’s the simple strategy for success that was voiced by one of the finalists in the 5.11 Challenge law enforcement shooting competition. But it’s easier said than done, especially when the officer aiming the gun is carrying the added pressure of performing in front of TV cameras, family, friends, and other onlookers.

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Articles•by Dave Douglas•November 1, 2004

Springfield Arms M1A SOCOM 16

The M1A SOCOM can supply well-directed heavy fire from an easy-to-use, cop-friendly platform.

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Articles•by Scott Smith•November 1, 2004

Tool Logic SL1 Multi-Function Folder

The SL1 is a quality knife and a quality light. And the more I used it, the more I realized that it was an excellent way to provide a working cop with an emergency blade and an emergency light in one compact package.

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News•by Staff Writer•October 29, 2004

Second Chance Declares Bankruptcy

Body armor company Second Chance has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and is currently undergoing restructuring.

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News•by Staff Writer•October 21, 2004

Crown Victoria Cruisers Ruled Safe by Ill. Jury

In a class-action lawsuit filed over the safety of Ford’s Crown Victoria police cruisers, an Illinois jury ruled that the cars are safe. A judge will now decide if Ford violated state consumer fraud laws.

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News•by Staff Writer•October 7, 2004

New York Police Fight Truancy

Police officers in Albany, New York, are now on the lookout for children skipping school as part of a citywide crackdown on students playing hooky.

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Products•October 1, 2004

OC Spray Flashlight

Now in use by the U.S. Air Force, Tigerlight is a flashlight that can also be used to deploy pepper spray. With Tigerlight, an officer has immediate access to pepper spray while a suspect only sees a flashlight. This combination tool also leaves an officer’s other hand free to grab his gun if necessary.

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