COVID-19 canceled this year's show. But here's a look at some of the law enforcement products that would have been featured, if the show had gone on.
Designer Jeremy Valdez says the main motivation for this multi-tool design arises from his 2009 deployment to Afghanistan. During combat operations, Valdez was involved in a helicopter crash. In the chaotic aftermath, the small folder he had during the incident failed to perform when he was cutting straps and pulling fellow soldiers out of the burning wreckage.
POLICE's Doug Wyllie gets to handle Hogue's new Trauma First Response Tool at SHOT Show 2020.
Benchmade demonstrates how to deploy the company's SOCP Dagger in the company's booth at SHOT Show 2020 and shares the differences between the SOCP and Mini SOCP.
Steel Will Knives describes its new pocket predator F73 Screamer knife with a 3.2-inch blade as small and furious.
To help better accommodate users in their selection of a new holster, the Blackhawk website features an easy-to-use Holster Selector tool. The new tool allows handgun owners to quickly narrow down the various choices available for their personal firearm by having them answer a series of questions, each intended to select the best holster that fits his or her needs.
POLICE has covered handling and defending against edged weapons and using laser sights on revolvers and semi-autos.
The new line of Blackhawk + Andrew Arrabito blades consists of a Combat Filet, EDC, Field Knife, Karambit, and Combat Dagger with very limited quantities.
All LEOs need a convenient, useful tool they can carry and deploy easily, but some features are more popular than others.
Numerous law enforcement products debuted or were featured at this year's SHOT Show.
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