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Action Target showed a number of new range products at the Shooting Hunting and Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show this week.
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Point Blank Enterprises and Protective Products Enterprises introduced several body armor products here at SHOT Show 2012, following the company's merger earlier this year.
Read More →A good law enforcement handgun does not have to be new and exciting to remain viable in the market. A good duty or off-duty sidearm is not a fashion statement; it's a tool.
Read More →Two Orange County deputies stood between a mall robber and his desperate bid for freedom.
Read More →An officer working traffic witnesses a motorist running a stop sign. He activates his emergency lights and pulls the vehicle over a short distance from where the stop sign was. As the officer approaches the stopped vehicle, the motorist suddenly explodes out of the driver’s side door and opens fire with a small-caliber handgun. The distance between the two combatants is minimal, and the officer’s reaction time needs to be even shorter.
Read More →The sight that greeted Bergantino momentarily took him aback. Beyond the threshold stood a man as naked to the world as when he'd first entered it some 50 years before. It was not a pretty sight.
Read More →SIG Sauer's Scott Kenneson gives POLICE Magazine an overview of the new SIG MPX subgun, which was introduced at SHOT Show.The MPX uses a short-stroke gas piston system and can accept 9mm, .40 S&W, and .357 SIG rounds.
Read More →Common themes running through 5.11’s 2019 collection are innovation, customization and versatility, the company says. From packs to pants, to footwear, EDC accessories and luggage, 5.11 revamped several collections with new product offerings and updated some best-sellers.
Read More →The 2013 SHOT Show drew 62,371 attendees, making it the fifth largest trade show in Las Vegas, organizers announced Friday. More than 2,000 media representatives covered the show.
Read More →The Impala's driver side window shattered. Bullets slammed into the car's cockpit. And Det. Wisner felt a searing pain in his left shoulder. There would be no foot pursuit.
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