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The New York Police Department will provide its officers with as many as 10,000 pairs of FM2100 Spectra-lined, cut-resistant gloves from the Hatch Corporation.
Read More →The Safariland/Kona Patrol Bike 29er—the result of a partnership between Safariland and Kona USA—is available in both a 29er (29-inch wheels) and 26-inch wheel base. Safariland has also introduced several new accessories for the bike.
Read More →Safariland has released the Bianchi (Model 100T) Professional Tuckable inside-the-waistband holster, the company announced.
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 →Sandy Wall, a 22-year member of Houston PD's tactical unit, developed the WallBanger as a bang pole that could more effectively deploy flash-bang devices.
Read More →Law enforcement professionals have many options when it comes to duty holsters and accessories. POLICE Magazine spoke with manufacturers and officers about the latest trends in duty holsters and the benefits of a variety of designs.
Read More →Safariland announced today the expansion of the 7TS Holster Series with new fits for the Glock 17/22 and 19/23 with the most popular lights, and new fits for the SIG Sauer P220R/P226R, P227 full-size/compact and the P229R.
Read More →Safariland introduced the Kona patrol bike at SHOT Show 2012. The rugged, all-terrain bicycle arrives with purpose-built features such as a 30-speed drive-train, 29-inch wheels, and hydraulic disc brakes for greater stopping power.
Read More →With an extra-thin construction and square backing, Safariland's Model 22 Wallet Profile Holster provides the impression that a wallet is being carried in the pocket rather than a holster.
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