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Locked n Loaded Holsters are made in the U.S.A. and designed to offer protection to your handgun, secure its retention, and provide ready access to it.
Read More →Mission First Tactical (MFT), known for its design of advanced arms accessories, has expanded its American-made product line to include handgun holsters designed and built to maximize security, comfort, and concealment.
Read More →Fobus Holsters has announced that one of its newest fits, the KT2G, is now available in pink to support Breast Cancer Awareness. All proceeds will go to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
Read More →NYPD officials say the department's new Safariland 6360 ALS gun holster with an automatic locking system is more secure than its previous holster. The department started issuing it to all new recruits in June of 2014. The Safariland 6360 ALS was not in use by the officer who was attacked Tuesday and lost his gun to a suspect who killed an uninvolved bystander.
Read More →With all of the duty holsters available today, it's amazing to think the only option for police officers used to be black leather. Now there's also laminate, nylon, and all manner of synthetics. For finish there's basketweave, plain, or high gloss. Not to mention increasingly innovative retention devices in holsters from level 1 to 3. Here's a selection of holsters for duty carry encompassing all of these variations.
Read More →See what gear, training aids, and other key items were on display by vendors at the expo this week during the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association's annual conference in St. Louis, Missouri.
Read More →Alien Gear Holsters' new Rapid Force Duty Holster for law enforcement and the military is built for a fast, intuitive draw; security; and durability.
Read More →Numerous law enforcement products debuted or were featured at this year's SHOT Show.
Read More →View five duty holsters from leading law enforcement manufacturers to secure your duty weapon or TASER electronic control device. These holsters appeared in the June issue of POLICE and are available now.
Read More →Deputy Christopher Murphy nudged the suspect with the fender of his patrol vehicle and knocked him off the bike. Murphy then took the suspect into custody with the assistance of Deputy Michael Anderson.
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