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Hiatt USA offers three new specialty hinged handcuffs to assist professionals who require the highest level of security, protection, and control.
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Magnum’s new line of Tactical Apparel is now available in stores. Magnum guarantees its Tactical Apparel will not fade more than three shades from the original garment color as a result of normal wear and tear within six months from the date of purchase. The stealth spec line currently consists of pants and short- or long-sleeved shirts. All garments are NFPA-Approved.
Read More →Myers Enterprises has developed the new Stun-Cuff Magnum 80,000-volt wireless prisoner control device. The Stun-Cuff Magnum is designed to be worn by persons under arrest, prisoners during transports or trials, or persons under the influence of drugs and alcohol. The Stun-Cuff Magnum is a palm-sized device that locks using a standard handcuff key. It can be worn on the wrist or ankle. The Stun-Cuff Magnum is lightweight, rapidly deployable, and maintenance free.
Read More →MultiVision USA utilizes an advanced aerial imaging system to acquire high-resolution oblique imagery to provide multi-perspective and 3D viewing and modeling capabilities. MultiVision software provides onscreen tools to measure vertical and horizontal structures, such as building facades, backyard patios, and terrain features, from any angle or direction in the imagery.
Read More →The FN Self-Loading Police Mark I Shotgun offers greater ammunition capacity and a longer barrel than the standard SLP. The Mark I incorporates the standard invector choke tube system for optimum performance. Both cylinder and improved cylinder choke tubes are included.
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Hands-free operation allowing for true two-handed shooting sets this light apart.
Read More →Defense Technology Corp. of America, an Armor Holdings company, has agreed to market and distribute Survivair air purifying respirators and accessories.
Read More →Law enforcement officials get to keep their anti-terror tools, but with some new curbs, under the USA Patriot Act renewal passed by the House in a cliffhanger vote.
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If you started your law enforcement career carrying a Smith & Wesson M19 in a Sam Browne rig, chances are that you’re pretty darn close to retirement. Chances are too that you’ll also remember the splash it made when Detonics introduced the CombatMaster in 1977.
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