Firearms
Holosun introduces a solar-charging optic, providing continuous energy and reducing the need for frequent battery replacements
Springfield Armory updates the lightweight Commander with an optic-ready slide, a railed frame and modern refinements — does it live up to the legacy?
Meet Clint Achziger, a Santa Ana Police Department sergeant with over three decades of firearms training experience
The video collaboration sheds light on how firearms manufacturers like Savage have helped pave the way for the Pittman-Robertson Act to contribute to the work of wildlife agencies
The proposals include requiring background checks for advertised private gun sales, harshening penalties for reckless sales and creating a violence prevention resource network
Chris Broomell from Officerstore.com discusses law enforcement firearms and training
A Palm Bay Police Department officer shot and killed the man after he wounded other responding officers
Lithium-Ion rechargeable batteries, survival ammo and a Faraday bag caught my attention
Let’s review some of the new products transforming police firearms training and improving officer safety
From an automated targeting system designed to enhance shooting accuracy like never before to a nearly recoilless rifle, I witnessed an array of industry innovations
Current sheriff’s office policy dictates that off-duty deputies are allowed to carry a gun as long as their blood alcohol content is below .08
I have to tell you, the knife companies really made me put on my thinking cap this year
As much fun as ballistic therapy was for me at the range, I was shocked and surprised how many other fantastic products were on display
Savage Arms, Franklin Armory and Mack’s Live Fire BTX made an impression
It was a thrilling day of testing and exploring Beretta’s latest offerings in firearms, including the Sako 90S and the revamped Beretta 92GTS
The world’s largest firearms trade show continues to expand, attracting thousands of industry professionals from across the globe
Attending SHOT Show is a marathon event — here’s just a small selection of the booths I plan to visit in Vegas
“With this initiative, we understand that to drive action, we’ve got to do something a little bit different, and that’s where this initiative is going to do something a little bit different,” said David Ashford, chair of Bluegrass Crime Stoppers
With so many options, making informed decisions can seem difficult — establishing clear criteria is essential to facilitate this decision-making process
The idea is to boost resources for violence prevention programs, which have been overwhelmed in some cities
“I’ve deemed it from my understanding of case law as unlawful or valid on its face,” Jefferson County Sheriff Jeff Bullard stated. “My office will not be taking any action on this”
The mounts feature a precision machined footprint for a Trijicon RMR reflex sight
After multiple attempts to subdue the man with a TASER, the officer shot him when he drew a gun from his pant leg; the suspect had been driving a car implicated in a recent robbery
“Without our officers’ courageous actions and sacrifice, the situation could have been far worse,” Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi said
Researchers aim to collect important data related to the use of RDS on pistols
This amazing semiautomatic shotgun fits the needs of police officers better than any shotgun to date
The program is based off the “Cure Violence” model which seeks to deal with violent crime as a public health crisis: using “interrupters” and “outreach workers” to prevent shootings and other violent crimes
The Glock Company originally produced military knives and consumer goods, before Gaston Glock engineered the Glock-17 pistol
Champaign Police Department Officer Chris Oberheim was killed in 2021; other officers shot and killed the shooter during the incident
Brevard County Sheriff’s Office loved the 9mm duty pistols they had acquired just two years before – then traded them in for the firearm’s impressive new sibling
The new Truckee Forends for The Remington 870 shotgun come in 7.5-inch, 9-inch and 10.5-inch lengths
“It’s critical for our agency to look objectively at our actions … to help reduce the risk that something like this will happen again,” Sheriff Joel Merry stated
New recruits who are not U.S. citizens are prohibited from gun ownership; the department is working to adjust policies to accommodate them
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