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SHOT Show 2012: New optics from Leupold & Stevens

One thing that caught my eye — is there a pun in there somewhere — at the Leupold booth was the CMR-W reticle in the 1-6x20mm MK6. ...

SHOT Show 2012: Looking through the Trijicon AA-battery-operated ACOG TA02

On Media Day at this year’s SHOT show, Trijicon had on display a new AA-battery-powered ACOG. The best way to describe the unit is that it is a battery-powered version of the ACOG TA01. Hence Trijicon ...

SHOT Show 2012: Burris Eliminator Series optics

During SHOT Show 2012 “Media Day” event held out at the Boulder City Rifle and Pistol Club, I came along an optic I’d never before seen or heard of — the Burris Eliminator II Laserscope. ...

Product Review: Leupold VX-R Patrol Comments

Most law enforcement optics don’t really stand out — the Leupold VX-R Patrol does. ...

Product Review: GDI ACOG R-COM E-Model Combat Optic Mount

The R-COM comes in two variations, the B and the E models ...

Adjustable combat pistol sights for Sig Sauer P226 Comments

Both the front and rear sight are quality made with well-thought-out no-snag rounded edges ...

SHOT Show 2011: Trijicon RMR red dot sights

At this year’s SHOT Show, Trijicon, one of the big names in gun optics, unveiled several new items that may be of interest to law enforcement officers. Trijicon is well known for its battle tested ...

SHOT Show 2011: Aimpoint Patrol Rifle Optic Comments

The Swedish company that has pioneered much of today’s red-dot optical technology has released a new sight designed specifically with the law enforcement professional in mind. The new Aimpoint Patrol ...

SHOT Show 2011: Leupold Mark 4 HAMR telescopic sight

Leupold plans on expanding its share of the tactical optics market with the newly introduced Mark 4 HAMR (High-Accuracy Multi-Range) telescopic sight. The sight, a fixed power 4x24mm designed with the ...

"Why a Laser on my Black Rifle" Comments

In an age where it seems every soldier, private contractor, police officer and tactical shooter has every imaginable accessory on their black rifle, why would you want to add a visible laser?TRAINING A ...

Product Review: Nightforce Optics Comments

Author Ron Avery lining up a downhill shot in steep canyon country with a Nightforce NXS 2.5-10 with cosign indicator on an MSTN .308 AR-10. (PoliceOne Image)Related Articles: Firearms Review: Guns of ...

Solo officers vs. active killers: Officers speak out Comments

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From Force Science News Click here for a free subscription Ohio Trainer Ron Borsch’s advocacy of single-officer entries into active shooter sites touched off an unprecedented volume of responses ...

M16 myths

by Dick Fairburn With the M16/AR15 family of rifles becoming the long gun of choice for US police agencies, it is surprising to find a lot of mis-information still floating around. Since its inception, ...

Sighting choices for your patrol rifle Comments

The neat thing about the Internet is all the great information you can get from Web sites and discussion groups. The bad thing about the Internet is that much of the information you get there is BS. It’s ...

Leupold's New Tactical Prismatic Rifle Scope

By Sheppard W. Kelly Having recently attended Leupold's writers conference and factory tour, I got a chance to preview their new 2007 law enforcement ...

New product reports from The Police Marksman Magazine

SA2 AssaultLight PentagonLight™ recently announced the launch of an advanced integrated weapon-mount light system. The SA2 Stealth AssaultLight eliminates ...

Why Aimpoint® Sights

Because Aimpoint® sights can be used with both eyes open, your field of view is unlimited at any distance. Eye relief is also unlimited, so your eye’s position behind the sight does not affect how well ...

The crucial role of competition in training Comments

Your heart is pounding rapidly in your chest, your palms are sweaty and cold and your breath is coming in a short, in-and-out rhythm.
The adrenaline is pounding. You open the door, drawing your weapon as you move. Your eyes sweep the room, and you see, THERE, threat!
As you shoot two rounds in rapid succession, you glimpse a movement out of the corner of your eye. You turn to see two threats swing out simultaneously from around a corner.
You fire into each threat as you smoothly transition through the room. not. ...

How to pick a scope for your rifle

By John Scarbrough, Tactical Response First you need to ask yourself a question? Why do you want a scope? There are many reasons for having a scoped rifle. Helps to shoot more accurate, longer ranges, ...