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Tag: Off-Duty Carry: Page 4

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NFL Bans Off-Duty Carry
The National Football League will deny entry to any off-duty police officer who brings a concealed carry firearm to any of its facilities, according to a new league policy.
October 6, 2013
Rendering via FirstEnergy Corp.
Patrol
BB Inc. To Reveal Concealed Carry Designer Bags at IACP
Available in multiple sizes and colors, the concealed carry designer bags were created to provide women with alternative carry options for firearms.
August 27, 2013
Photo courtesy of BB Inc.
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Women's Pistol Belt
Blackhawk
Blackhawk's new Women's Pistol Belt is made to carry holstered weapons of any size. The 1.25-inch wide belt with polymer reinforcement spine reverses from black to brown.
May 19, 2013
Photo courtesy of Blackhawk
Patrol
South Dakota Judge Clears Seattle Officers of Gun Charges Stemming from Off-Duty Shooting
Seattle Police Officers' Guild President Rich O'Neill said he and others were puzzled by the South Dakota prosecutor's decision to file gun charges against Smith and McCoy, who, he said, were lawfully armed when a Hells Angels member attacked Smith at a Sturgis bar.
November 18, 2008
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