P1 Survey: Police Firearms & Firearm Accessories 4
In early May of 2012, PoliceOne conducted a survey on law enforcement officers' use of firearms and firearm accessories. We have posted the results to the survey below. They represent a poll of 629 ...
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Fit for female cops: 3 groin holsters to try5
In the last several segments, we looked at belly bands and discussed how for women, holsters could be not worn at as many points up-and-down along the vertical axis of the body as men. We’ll pick ...
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Product Review: 5.11 covert/CCW shirt 6
Good off-duty/CCW, plain clothes stuff is not easy to find. I hear people complain all the time how hard it is to find clothing that makes CCW easier and more comfortable. The 5.11 Covert/CCW Shirt achieves ...
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Gun stolen from Pa. cop for second time27
WGAL.comHARRISBURG, Pa. — Police in Harrisburg are searching for an officer's handgun and for answers to why the weapon was left on the front seat of the officer's personal car.The gun was taken ...
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June 2010 Product Roundup: Firearms
PoliceOne is focusing on news and information about Firearms throughout the month of June 2010. Check out some of these great new products available today: Beretta USA Corp. Introduces the Beretta Px4 ...
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Gould & Goodrich's fresh take on the speed holster
By Jeanette Kozlowski PoliceOne ContributorOfficers are given only seconds to react in life-or-death situations. Being able to draw and fire a weapon quickly is essential to their jobs, and Gould & ...
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How to buy firearm storage products
By Lindsey J. BertomenFirearm storage units protect, secure and control access to firearms and accessories. A firearms storage product differs from a safe because it is placed in an area which has its ...
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Firearm lock-up: The RAC Anti-Theft Storage System
By Scott M. Bruner PoliceOne Product EditorPolice departments looking for a solution to keeping their officers and firearms safe, protected and away from the hands of criminals and children, may want to ...
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Report claims officers lost 243 Homeland Security guns11
Nearly 180 Department of Homeland Security weapons were lost -- some falling into the hands of criminals -- after officers left them in restrooms, vehicles and other public places, according to an inspector general report. The officers, with Customs and Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, "did not always sufficiently safeguard their firearms and, as a result, lost a significant number of firearms" between fiscal year 2006 and fiscal year 2008, the report said.
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Fighting the contagious fire phenomenon10
Some find the term offensive is because it has been misused to incorrectly portray police shootings while some argue that contagious fire doesn’t even exist. First, let’s discuss what contagious fire is not. A number of officers firing their weapons should not be described as “contagious fire” if each individual officer perceived a threat and made a reasonable deadly force decision based on that threat. ...
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