This is not worth the $1000 price tag the company has on it. Capabilities, tactics, and planning beat equipment alone.
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Tell me about body armor
Deployment Tactics Consider your threat level Current trends indicate that a potential adversary that a civilian may encounter will most likely be armed with a handgun. Consider your fields of fire when it comes to home defense Understand the concepts…
Tagged with: body armor, kevlar, National Institute of Justice, NIJ, Personal armor
Posted in Home Defense, Preparedness
Posted in Home Defense, Preparedness
Learning from Tragedy: The Ogden Utah Shootout
Please read the article below. This was originally hosted on http://www.policeone.com and written by Charles Remsberg. A toll paid in blood: Warrant service gone bad by Charles Remsberg March 22nd, 2013 We won’t name names or places because the parties involved…
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Posted in Mindset, Officer Safety, Tactics
Posted in Mindset, Officer Safety, Tactics
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