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Articles•by Dave Douglas•August 1, 2004

FN Herstal Five-seveN Pistol

Developed primarily as military ammunition in the last days of the Cold War, FN Herstal's SS190 5.7x28mm armor-piercing round was designed to defeat Soviet-made body armor in combat.

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Articles•by Scott Smith•August 1, 2004

Buck Knives Model 290/291 Rush

The Model 110 has defined Buck's folding knife line for years. And with good reason.

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News•by Staff Writer•July 22, 2004

TV Shows Profile Cops and Animals

New shows premiering on Animal Planet this summer showcase police officers who work side by side with animals as partners as well as officers who rescue animals from abuse and neglect.

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News•by Staff Writer•July 16, 2004

Cast Vote for President in Online Survey

Vote for the presidential candidate you support at policemag.com. Go to the poll at the top of the homepage. Click here to comment on this topic at Police forums.

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News•by Staff Writer•July 15, 2004

Mortgage Program Helps LEOs Buy Homes

A new program called Neighborhood Champions is designed to allow police officers to more easily purchase houses in the communities where they work.

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News•by Staff Writer•July 8, 2004

Right to Carry Bill Passes Senate, Ready for Bush’s Signature

The Senate has passed H.R. 218, the “Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act,” that will allow qualified current and retired police officers to legally carry a concealed weapon in any of the 50 states. Click here to comment on this topic at Police forums.

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Articles•by Dave Douglas•July 1, 2004

Taurus 24/7 Duty Pistol

Anyone who has seen the 24/7 can tell you, this gun really takes the requirements of law enforcement to heart.

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Articles•by Scott Smith•July 1, 2004

Columbia River Knife & Tool Desert Cruiser

Called "For Those Who Serve," the knives are all aesthetically pleasing, hard-use tools with price tags that aren't out of reach for soldiers, paramedics, and cops.

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