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Articlesby Gary Paul JohnstonJune 1, 2003

Our Guide to Backup Guns

The possibility of being kidnapped was heavy on the minds of LAPD officers in the mid-1960s because of the kidnapping of their fellow Officers Bob Hettinger and Ian Campbell whose story inspired the book and movie, "The Onion Field."

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Articlesby David GriffithJune 1, 2003

Priceless

If your department lets you carry a backup gun, and you don't have one, get one. If you have one and don't carry it because its uncomfortable or you just don't think you need it, then ask yourself, what will you do if some recently paroled pumped-up gorilla takes your sidearm away and tries to turn it on you?

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Articlesby Roy HuntingtonSeptember 1, 2002

Taurus' PT111 Millennium

At 18.7 ounces, the PT111SS qualifies as a true pocket pistol.

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Articlesby Roy HuntingtonMay 1, 2002

Para-Ordnance 7.45 LDA Autopistol

From custom sights to wildcat cartridges, the 1911 reigns supreme as the most versatile auto pistol in history.

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Articlesby Dave SpauldingDecember 1, 2001

A Dose of Survival Reality

Keep officer survival smart and simple.

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Articlesby Gila HayesNovember 1, 2001

North American Arms Guardian .380

The NAA Guardian is a double-action-only semi-automatic with a fixed barrel fitted inside an open-topped slide. The gun resembles the Seecamp design that single-handedly popularized the pocket pistol so many years ago.

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Articlesby Mark HantenNovember 1, 2001

Freeway Shootout: Backup Gun to the Rescue

The decision of whether or not to carry a backup gun, while a personal one in most cases, is just as obviously important in this and many other situations.

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Articlesby Clint SmithMay 1, 2001

Concealed Carry: Thoughts for Plainclothes Officers

For many investigators their handgun is their primary weapon. Consequently, it must be the most effective tool they can have. Here are some thoughts on the selection process of both the handgun and the ever-important holster it's carried in.

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