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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Magnetactical Belt Clip Lends a Hand
Updated: Devin sent me a slightly redesigned version of the Magnetactical belt clip, so I am re-posting this article. Here is a photo of the old and new style. The newer belt clip has a squared-off upper and lower edge, which will grip items better than the rounded type. I like it. Devin Stutz is a sort of modern day Geomancer, one who divines things from the very properties of the Earth. Bear with me. While at his police range sessions, Stutz pondered how to improve his one-handed and support-handed reloads and manipulations for the pistol. As if drawn to a solution with his “boots in the dirt,” Stutz came … Continue reading
Posted in Firearms, Officer Safety, Tactics, Technology
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ThinBlueHousekeeping
Hi, folks, Randall here. I’m sorry that I have not been around as much as usual. My real job became much busier with a lieutenant’s assessment (I didn’t get it), an Internal Affairs sergeant assessment (I didn’t get it), some assorted projects in Property and Economic Crimes, and prepping for my department’s CALEA on-site for Gold Standard accreditation (whew). We have been working with other county police agencies to update our secondhand dealers to the new state law changes for their businesses. Dealers will now be required to photograph property in the transactions; increase the holding period for precious metals or gems, jewelry, antiques, artworks, or goods purchased through an … Continue reading
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