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The Stinger 2020 is the next evolution in duty-ready flashlights. With an ergonomic shape for the perfect grip, anti-roll design, and non-slip side panels, the light delivers an extraordinarily bright 2,000 lumens.
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With low cost .22LR ammo and a 16+1 capacity, you can nail paper bad guys for pennies a pop.
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The HiViz LiteWave H3 sight sets have you covered day and night. We’ve combined the brightest in fiber-optic capabilities with the light-emitting benefit of tritium.
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EoTech's holographic weapon sight (HWS) comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. One of the top-selling models is the XPS2, an operator-grade HWS built for close-quarter engagements.
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CopBox Cabinets provide secure trunk storage for most popular pursuit vehicle platforms. Shop vehicle-specific solutions on our new interactive e-commerce experience.
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The 13% lighter, waterproof, breathable DWR-treated fabric includes Blood Borne Pathogen resistance, giving you an outer layer that can stand up to any of the elements.
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Blackinton’s proprietary colorization technology helps departments show support for special causes. A colorful design can be added to the badge without disrupting the detail in the metal.
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These are the most effective, fastest handheld glass breaching tools in the world, designed for stand-off glass breaching and rapid entry.
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Track Star, now an ESRI Partner, is building AVLS Version 7.0 around ESRI’s ArcGIS Platform and Streetmaps Premium products.
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Unlike any other handcuff, Spidercuff provides a range of controlled deployment. More than 14 inches of extension makes engagement easier and reduces force in a crisis.
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The TC-400 radar sign can be used in many places a speed trailer simply will not fit. It securely mounts to an existing pole with a pre-installed bracket in less than a minute.
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POLIFORCE has made an on-board version of its Transfix changeable message sign called Transfix. The rear window of a patrol vehicle is turned into a see-through screen to display regulatory and advisory preprogrammed or operator-written messages.
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