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| | | | | | Experts say budgeting for firearms accessories, such as holsters and cleaning kits, is as important as selecting the gun itself. |
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| | | | | | Engagement distance, accuracy, caliber selection, training requirements and secure vehicle storage all factor into choosing a patrol rifle that police officers can rely on in high‑risk encounters. |
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| | Hands‑on testing found the Aimpoint Duty RDS quick to mount, simple to run and durable enough to handle the kind of abuse patrol rifles can see in daily service. |
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| | OFFICER Media Group evaluated the CrimeTracer3 data research tool from SoundThinking and was more than impressed by the platform's performance. |
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| | Research and field experience show most body armor is still built around male body types, leaving female officers with reduced protection, restricted mobility and heightened injury risk. |
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| | Lindsey Bertomen reviews a variety of new products he encountered in Las Vegas. |
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| | Raymond Lee, AIA, of FGM Architects Inc., explains what law enforcement agencies need to know as modern firing range design standards evolve. |
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| | Resistance to change in policing often shows up as familiar phrases, but leaders who treat those moments as warning signs can turn them into opportunities for growth. |
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| | | | Sponsored | | Be recognized as a leader in law enforcement and public safety architecture! Receive national recognition for your facility and your client. Projects must have been built after Jan 1, 2022. Only completed projects can be submitted. Your entry will appear in the 2026 November/December issue of OFFICER Magazine, Officer.com, and be seen by more than 200,000 chiefs, officers, manufacturers, and law enforcement personnel. |
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| | | | | | With the new HK VP9A1 from Heckler & Koch improves on the VP9’s well-deserved reputation for being a handgun that actually helps people shoot better. That reputation is backed by numerous reports from law enforcement of qualifying scores improving significantly after adopting it. All A1 upgrades to the VP9 revolve around enhancing the connection... |
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| | | | | | The FAS G4 from Point Blank Enterprises is a scalable and modular low-profile carrier, capable of providing configurations for multiple mission needs. With the ability to scale down to a Concealable, or scale up to a Tactical, the FAS G4 is an armor system that surpasses the needs of any officer or operator in a streamline package. Features Laser cut... |
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| | The Rocky Super Cop Collection from Rocky Boots is known for its ultra-lightweight comfort, durability, and polishable professional appearance. The series comes in in traditional black as well as a Coyote Brown colorway following high demand from law enforcement agencies. With engineered mesh panels for breathability and a polishable toe for duty-ready... |
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| | The TRIKKE POSITRON is a personal electric patrol vehicle engineered to meet the demands of modern police operations. Fully street-ready and built for performance, it delivers rapid response capability and confident maneuverability across urban streets, campuses, and mixed-use environments. With a top speed of up to 40 mph, the POSITRON ... |
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| | | | Sponsored | | Law enforcement officers know that the right tools are essential for any job, whether that's a flashlight, a ballistic vest, a drone or even a sidearm. Now it's your turn to put a spotlight on your favorite law enforcement products. The Innovation Awards program aims to recognize all products and services that help move police agencies forward. |
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| | | | While very few citizens will ever encounter the risks and situations that we face on the job, many of the principles that keep us safe in uniform can be applied to civilian life. |
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| | | | Our Editorial Director, retired Lt. Frank Borelli, welcomes you to spring, and the March/April issue of OFFICER Magazine. |
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