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Articles•by Roy Huntington•March 1, 2003

Police Rifles Then and Now

All steel and solid walnut, the Winchester Model 1907 .351 S.L. (for "Self Loader") autoloader and the Remington Model 8 in .35 Remington are, simply put, stunning examples of the gunmaker's craft.

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Articles•by Scott Smith•March 1, 2003

KA-BAR Folding Hunter

This budget clip-it knife offers a lot of bang for the buck.

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Articles•by POLICE Staff•March 1, 2003

Outgunned—The Politics of Being Outgunned

One of the problems that all SWAT teams and all police departments face is that their need for weaponry or equipment conflicts with their local governments' desire to avoid the appearance of "heavy-handed" law enforcement.

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News•by Staff Writer•February 28, 2003

Seattle Cops Sitting Pretty on New Harleys

Members of the Seattle Police De-partment’s motorcycle unit can now say they ride “hogs” on duty since the agency began leasing Harley-Davidson Road Kings.

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News•by Staff Writer•February 7, 2003

TREXPO Attendees to Challenge the LEOPARD

Officers attending the annual TREXPO West trade show and conference in Long Beach, Calif., this month will have an opportunity to compete against their colleagues and against the clock on a specially designed police obstacle course.

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Products•February 1, 2003

Firearm Lubricant

This environmentally safe, non-toxic, lubricant and protectant for firearms treats metal surfaces with a hydro-dynamic barrier and creates a finish that minimizes friction and buildup while protecting surfaces from rust or corrosion. The lubricant doesn’t easily wash, burn, or wear off and comes in a 12-gram syringe.

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Articles•by Roy Huntington•February 1, 2003

Smith & Wesson 386PD Revolver

Simply put, revolvers work. And that's something people treasure in these overcomplicated times.

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