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Special Units

Wiley X Eyewear Named Official Eyewear of the U.S. National SWAT Championships

Wiley X Eyewear has been named the Official Eyewear of the United States National SWAT Championships, a series of competitions attracting the best Special Weapons and Tactics teams from law enforcement agencies across the nation and around the globe.

February 26, 2009

Patrol

Police Product Test: Insight Tech-Gear Arcturus Light

The Arcturus carries on the legacy that Insight Tech-Gear has built over the last few years. I like the light and carry it daily; I can't give it a higher endorsement than that.

August 31, 2008

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Polarized Eye Protection

5.11 Tactical

One of four ANSI Z87.1-2003-compliant sunglass designs from 5.11 Tactical, the Falcon +P+ sits close to your face and features gloss black frames with aggressive wraparound styling. The frames are constructed from sturdy, bendable nylon 6.6 and employ 5.11’s Pflex technology for arm durability. They also feature oil- and sweat-resistant rubber touch points on nose and earpieces for added comfort.

July 31, 2008

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Goggles for Forensic and Arson Investigation

FoxFury

Sleek and modern, the latest FoxFury Goggles fit comfortably over glasses without appearing bulky. An ultra ergonomic design includes relief side slots to reduce fogging, and lanyard holes. Ideal for forensic specialists, crime scene investigators, and arson investigators, FoxFury's custom designed Goggles are readily available in orange, yellow, and clear.

July 31, 2008

Weapons

Police Product Test: Trijicon RedDot

The Trijicon RedDot Sight is designed to be mounted on several of the company's ACOGs, but is also designed to be mounted on a handgun. I know there will be numerous guffaws at the idea of a red-dot sight on a duty handgun. But naysayers were also quick to dismiss the use of red-dot sights on duty ARs a decade ago. Now they're not a novelty but the norm.

June 30, 2008

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Wilson Tactical Cop Tool

With this issue of POLICE Magazine, we are inaugurating a new concept for reviews of law enforcement products. In the past, our product reviews have focused on one item per review. The problem with this approach is that so much stuff is being released now for the police market that we are barely scratching the surface.

March 31, 2007