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HIVIZ Shooting Systems will be attending the 2021 Texas Tactical Police Officers Association (TTPOA) SWAT Conference April 7 through 11 in Dallas.
Attendees can stop by Booth #T101 for an up-close look at exclusive and new products. Attendees will have an opportunity to learn more about the technology behind HIVIZ sights and receive expertise on which sights are best suited for different applications.
Featured products include a selection from our HIVIZ LiteWave H3 family of tritium/fiber-optic sights offering 24-hour illumination for handgun and shotgun and the company's patented LiteWave family of products with interchangeable LitePipes for a customized sight picture. Attendees can also get a sneak peek at some of the newest products to be introduced in 2021.
“HIVIZ Shooting Systems has been the choice of many professionals from competition to the front lines for many years,” said Joey Turbeville, HIVIZ CEO. “We support those who protect our communities and look forward to bringing the best products possible to the front lines. We look forward to attending the TTPOA Swat Conference and to working more closely with the law enforcement community.”
For more information on the 2021 TTPOA Swat Conference, visit: www.ttpoa.org . For the latest news and information on HIVIZ Shooting Systems, visit: www.hivizsights.com .
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