A detailed overview of the specifications, differences, and similarities between the AR15 and AK47 platform rifles.
August 10, 2016
August 8, 2016
Magpul Mossberg 500 Overview
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A quick overview off my Mossberg 500 with Magpul Furniture reviewing my experience with the gun and Mossberg Customer Service
A quick overview off my Mossberg 500 with Magpul Furniture reviewing my experience with the gun and Mossberg Customer Service
August 1, 2016
July 29, 2016
July 28, 2016
July 25, 2016
First Tactical Tactix 1 Day Assault Pack - Review
Hi All, Recently traded out my 5.11 Rush 12 for the new First Tactical TacTix one day assault pack. As at the time of this video there are ZERO youtube reviews of this product, who would I be to not add a first!
July 18, 2016
Ruger AR556 Rifle Build Complete
After a series of videos and reviews about my Ruger AR556 Reviews and Upgrades, I am happy to present to you the finished product that I will be using as a patrol rifle and/or CQB Battle Rifle. Make sure to leave a comment below regarding my next gun!
July 16, 2016
Glock 43 Holsters: G-Code Incog vs. Tulster
Many people purchase the Glock 43 to Concealed Carry, take a look as I compare two inside the waistband holsters to carry your Glock 43.
July 14, 2016
5.11 Rush 12 Backpack Review - Design Flaws Revealed
I bought this 5.11 Rush 12 Molle Pack in hopes it would satisfy my needs. However, the oversights and shortcuts from design to product cause annoyances and headaches which has caused me to return this tactical backpack.
July 12, 2016
July 10, 2016
July 8, 2016
May 18, 2016
July 7, 2015
Center Mass Patrol Rifle Integrated Magazine Pouch
What I have for you today is a WOW product that is probably one of the most innovative and excellent new products for a Police Duty Belt.
Introduce the Center Mass Patrol Rifle Integrated Magazine Pouch. What this item does is mount behind a duty pouch of your choice, usually a pistol magazine pouch or a taser holster, and allow you to temporarily or permanently mount an Patrol Rifle Magazine behind it. Now why is this so revolutionary? If you patrol with a rifle I'm sure you are aware that additional magazines can be a pain in the ass. Officers routinely use drop leg magazine holsters (also one of my favorites) outer LBV vests, or side satchel magazine holders. What makes this product great is that it is both slim and discrete making it a perfect item to maintain itself with a permanent place on your duty belt without becoming cumbersome and un-ergonomic.
Verdict: Not only is this item a must for the gear queer on patrol, but in all seriousness - This item can be a realistic solution to an officer equipped with a patrol rifle, and in a society of active shooters I would give it a solid 10/10. At a MSRP of $44.99
June 30, 2015
Body Cameras, a necessary evil...
Technology can be our best friend or worst enemy. Public safety professions such as law enforcement, security, fire department, or paramedics often experience a love hate relationship with progressive technology. These professions are constantly under scrutiny due to cell phone cameras and cheap video editing software, often times pertinent information is left out to portray those who put their life on the line in the name of public safety in a negative light.
As you football fans know, a good offense in a good defense. Because of this I want to briefly review my experience wearing a compact body camera. Now, market for body cameras has greatly increased since I began wearing one in 2013 with prices ranging from $25-$400. I feel this piece of equipment is equally as important as anything else on your duty belt so I would recommend purchasing the highest quality you can afford. I purchased the Veho VCC-003-MUVI-PRO MUVI Micro Digital Camcorder for about $40 and $6 for an 8GB memory card, it included the camera, short USB cable, car charger, and body mount. Up to this point the camera has been completely reliable and has saved myself and coworkers on multiple occasions during allegations of misconduct. Unfortunately it is one of the things you face in this industry and having a point of view camera showing exactly what happened without prejudice is invaluable in my opinion.
With all good there is bad, and these cameras are no exception. My only complaints with this camera are the battery life and the mount system. I chose one of the smallest cameras available because I don't particularly enjoy all types of extra stuff dangling from my shirt, so I deal with the constant recharging rather then dealing with a camera the size of a cell phone. The mount does exactly what it is supposed to do, the only issues I have come across with the mount though is during a foot chase or hands on use of force I will often have to retrace my steps to find my body camera on the ground. I'm working on finding a way to secure the clip to my shirt a little better due to this.
All in all I would recommend a body camera of some kind without a doubt, the amount of times myself and others have been cleared of false accusations with the reporting party not being aware of the video footage shutting them down promptly.
June 26, 2015
Safariland 6004-25 Drop Flex Adapter Gear Review
Safariland Model 6004-25 Single Strap Leg Shroud with Drop Flex Adapter Gear Review
Guys, if we have conversed (or worked together) you know I have almost literally put blood sweat and tears into this holster.....
So it all started when I discovered this holster 2 years ago, it was new on the market and there were almost no reviews out there. I took the plunge and bought the panel from amazon for about $55 Safariland 6004 DFA on Amazon once receiving it (keep in mind you will have to use your existing holster, you are just buying the leg plate) I immediately mounted it and fell in love. The adapter drops your handgun weapon draw approximately 3 inched from a standard Safariland mid rise holster which makes drawing while wearing an outer vest seamless and comfortable.
Here comes the juice...all was going well, I loved the new setup and my coworkers were envious, then Sergeant Policy Enforcement sees me and states that "Only SWAT officers are permitted to wear drop holsters." I was bummed beyond belief and even looked at the possibility of a policy change as I believed in this product so strongly. Unfortunately my attempts gained no merit and I was forced to go back to my Safariland 6285 low ride holster.
This is how the holster will be received, its pretty self explanatory on how you set it up and the height is adjustable to three different levels on the back side. One of my greatest joys of this product was the single leg shroud. I'm not a huge fan on the typical drop leg holster which makes your entire leg feel like Robo-Cop, but the lightweight nature of this product makes it great.
Other then mounting your weapon you also have the ability to mount 2 accessories to the sides (using the 2 outer holes, and as pictured above.)
I think you figured it out by now, I would absolutely recommend this product, of course, if your policy allows ;-)
The Gunners Return
Good evening all, after almost 2 years I have decided the feedback I received from this blog was great and it will be restarted and active again soon! Stay Tuned....
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