Emergency Response Shield

Hardwire’s Emergency Response Shield is armor that can be used to protect individuals in an active shooter emergency.

March 29, 2018

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Hardwire’s Emergency Response Shield is armor that can be used to protect individuals in an active shooter emergency. The ballistic shields stop ammunition from AR-15s and AK-47s, as well as handguns and shotguns, and the bullets do not ricochet. The shield is analogous to a fire extinguisher for fighting fire.

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