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Monday, April 16, 2018
GunTalk's Laser Lab: Roundtable
GunTalk's Ryan Gresham and shooters; John, Doug and Jeanne discuss their impression of laser sights after a series of training scenarios designed to take them out of their comfort zone.
COLD STEEL- IRON PROOF 2018- Gladius Machete
Warning: The tests and cutting feats performed in this presentation constitute abuse of the product and are potentially very dangerous. Any knife can be broken or damaged if subjected to sufficient abuse. These destructive tests constitute GROSS ABUSE of a knife. Duplicating these tests or altering your knife will void your warranty. Cold Steel’s warranty covers defects in materials and/or workmanship. It does not cover abuse, or the effects of normal wear and tear. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. All meat was carefully preserved and donated to the Ventura County Rescue Mission. https://ift.tt/2GerRqI The American Bladesmith Society’s guidelines for Master Smith and Journeyman Smith applicants require that (s)he cut through hanging manila or sisal rope, a minimum of one (1) inch in diameter. The applicant must sever the rope in two with one stroke to test the blade’s edge geometry and sharpness. Be sure to subscribe @csknives to get the latest videos as we post them! For more product info, or to purchase, visit ColdSteel.com
DoD, DHS Outline National Guard Role in Securing Border
Arctic Care 2018 Readiness Training Event Begins in Northwestern Alaska
Navy, Marine Units Participate in Eager Lion Exercise
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Cellphones Helped Start Deadly SC Inmate Riot, Prison Chief Says
South Carolina prisons director says a riot that led to the deaths of seven inmates was a fight over money, territory, and contraband.
Corrections Director Bryan Stirling said cellphones helped stir up trouble Sunday night at the Lee Correctional Institute in Bishopville. He says the fights started in one unit and appeared to be contained before suddenly starting in two more units.
Stirling said the state wants to use technology to make cellphones useless inside state prisons, reports WSOC-TV.
“That's why we've been leading the effort in South Carolina to ask the FCC to allow us to block this signal," he explained at a news conference Monday afternoon.
Prisoners armed with homemade knives rioted for more than seven hours inside a maximum-security facility, and bodies were "literally stacked on top of each other," an inmate told The Associated Press on Monday.
The inmate didn't say what started the riot but said most of the inmates at the prison are affiliated with gangs and he saw several attackers taunt a rival gang member who was badly injured.
No prison guards were hurt.
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North Carolina Deputy Shot and Wounded, Suspect Charged
A 16-year-old accused of shooting a Harnett County, NC, deputy in the face and chest Saturday evening has been charged, reports WRAL.
According to Sheriff Wayne Coats, authorities received a tip about a missing juvenile at about 6:34 p.m. and Deputy James Eric Cook responded to a wooded area in Cameron, NC, to investigate.
Coats said Cook confronted Mario Alexander Garza III, who was reported missing Friday night, and the pair got into an altercation. During the altercation, police say Garza pulled a .45 caliber gun and shot Cook in the face and chest.
Coats said one bullet struck Cook in the cheekbone and the one that struck his chest was stopped by a ballistic vest.
Cook was taken to Cape Fear Valley Medical Center, where he was in stable condition and able to talk late Saturday night. He was expected to require surgery.
Garza has been charged with attempted first-degree murder, assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill and serious injury assault on a law enforcement officer. His bond was set at $1.5 million.
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Video: Ohio Officer Administered Narcan During Drug Arrest
VIDEO: Ohio Officer Administered Narcan During Drug Arrest
A Columbus, OH, police officer came in contact with an unknown narcotic during a drug arrest and started to display effects, so a fellow officer administered the opioid reversal drug Narcan, reports WBNS-TV.
Lab tests later showed the substance was methamphetamine, but police said it was the right move.
The officer who came in contact with the drug is doing well and was expected to return to work on Monday.
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My Memories of R. Lee Ermey
Actor and combat Marine veteran R. Lee Ermey, who was a strong supporter of law enforcement and a fixture at the Shooting, Hunting, and Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show, died Sunday from complications of pneumonia. He was 74.
The man known as "Gunny" would have probably laughed in your face if you told him during the 14 months of his in-country Vietnam War service that he was destined to become a Hollywood actor and TV personality. Back then, all he wanted was to complete his career as a Marine.
But life has a way of changing plans. In 1972, Ermey was medically discharged from the Corps because of injuries he suffered in Vietnam and he had to find a new career. He found the stages of comedy clubs and he pursued an acting career with the determination and discipline of a professional warrior.
Learning that Francis Ford Coppola was in the Philippines shooting "Apocalypse Now" and hiring Vietnam vets as advisors, he flew to Manila. There he landed an uncredited role as a helicopter pilot.
Returning to the States, he experienced a career drought. But then he got the proverbial break. A director who had previously worked with Ermey recommended him as a technical advisor to Stanley Kubrick who was shooting a Vietnam War movie called "Full Metal Jacket." Soon, Kubrick decided that Ermey, who had served as a drill instructor in the Corps before going to Vietnam, would be perfect for the role of Gunnery Sergeant Hartman. Ermey's performance was so powerful that it was the most memorable element of the movie and he was nominated for a Golden Globe. Perhaps the greatest compliment paid to his performance was from Kubrick himself. The notoriously demanding director was known for shooting dozens of takes of almost every scene, but Ermey said his scenes were shot quickly and he actually liked working for the man he called "Stanley."
After "Full Metal Jacket" Ermey worked steadily, racking up dozens of credits in films and television, often playing tough Marines, soldiers, and cops. He also had the opportunity to exercise his sense of humor and whimsy performing in comedies and cartoons, including all three "Toy Story" movies, "The Simpsons," and "Family Guy."
At the SHOT Show, Ermey was always smiling. And the attendees loved him. They would line up for hours for a chance to take photos with "Gunny" at the booths of the companies whose products he endorsed, including Glock, SOG, and Tru-Spec.
It was at the SOG booth in 2010 that I had the opportunity to interview "Gunny." We talked about his product endorsements, how he went from the Marines to standup comedy, what it was like working with Stanley Kubrick, his work hosting the History Channel's "Mail Call," and his love-hate relationship with watermelons, which as he said were an endangered species after his demos of firepower on "Mail Call."
I left that interview genuinely liking the man. And I will miss seeing him next January at SHOT. Thank you for your service and your performances, Gunny.
You can listen to the interview here.
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Video: Slain Massachusetts Officer's Wounded K-9 on the Mend
VIDEO: Slain Massachusetts Officer's Wounded K-9 on the Mend
Nero, the police K-9 wounded in a shooting that left Yarmouth, MA, Police Officer Sean Gannon dead, is back on his feet and improving after surgery, reports WMZ.
The officer and his K-9 partner were shot as a group of police officers served an arrest warrant at a home in Marstons Mills Thursday afternoon.
Gannon did not survive. Nero was rushed into emergency surgery and has been recovering since.
Yarmouth Police posted Sunday morning that their “four-legged hero” is “back on his feet… fighting back and standing strong.”
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Life-Saving Police Officer Nominated for HAIX Hero of the Month
Officer Shawn Grant of the Hopewell (VA) Police Department is the second nominee in the April HAIX Hero of the Month competition.
A six-year veteran of law enforcement, Grant was nominated for his life-saving skills and quick thinking.
On April 1 Grant and other officers of the Hopewell PD responded to a reported stabbing at a local residence. Upon arrival they saw two males outside the home and detained them both. Inside the home, they found another male who had been stabbed multiple times in the abdomen and arm. Officer Grant applied a tourniquet and combat gauze to keep the victim from bleeding out before firefighters arrived. The victim was airlifted to a nearby hospital in critical condition. He survived his wounds, and the fire captain who responded to the scene said Grant's quick response saved the victim's life.
Grant's supervisor who nominated him for HAIX Hero of the Month honors wrote: "Officer's Grant's quick action to take life-saving measures brings great pride to the Hopewell Police Department. Officer Grant can be described as a proactive leader in our department with experience in fire/EMS services, which has proven to be a great asset to the department. Officer Grant is also a member of the department's SWAT team, a firearms instructor, and a field training officer."
To vote for Officer Grant as HAIX Hero of the Month, give him a "Like" on the POLICE Magazine Facebook page. (https://ift.tt/2JSAOYA)
One more law enforcement officers will be nominated in April for HAIX Hero of the Month. The winner will be the officer receiving the most likes.
For more information on HAIX Hero of the Month, go to http://www.policemag.com/channel/patrol/news/2018/04/02/haix-to-honor-law-enforcement-hero-of-the-month.aspx
To nominate an officer for HAIX Hero of the Month, go to http://www.policemag.com/channel/patrol/news/2018/04/02/hero-of-the-month.aspx
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GunTalk's Laser Lab: Barricade
GunTalk's Ryan Gresham and shooters; John, Doug and Jeanne compare their competency while engaging targets from cover - with and without the use of laser sights.
Do Lasers Disappear On Certain Clothing Patterns?
GunTalk's Ryan Gresham explores one of the deeper myths on laser sights and their visibility. Do lasers - red or green - disappear on certain clothing patterns? From GunTalk Media.
AutoChart Live Uncovers Secrets in Lakes You Thought You Knew
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Catch a Great Deal with Elite Ti and the New FishReveal
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Flitz Janitorial Line 2018
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FLIR PRIMED - Episode 21: Radiation in Your Community
A radiation emergency is rare, but ionizing radiation is everywhere all the time. Knowing where it is and what type it is will help with effective response and personnel safety. This FLIR PRIMED episode describes the four main classes of radiation. Familiarization with these types of radiation will help you protect your personnel and your community. FLIR PRIMED is a CBRNE Training Video Series. Every few weeks, we deliver best practices, industry insights, and real-life experiences that help you stay prepared. Each episode is accompanied by a field checklist or downloadable guide that you can use right now! See more at FLIR.com/PRIMED The information contained in this video is intended for general informational and educational purposes only. This video is not intended as a substitute for formal training. FLIR makes no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability or suitability with respect to any content contained in this video and disclaims any liability for any damage or injury of any kind that may result from the use or misuse of the information contained in this video.
Flitz Heavy Duty Line 2018
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Flitz Cycle Line 2018
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Spartan Race Build Crew
Step into the shoes of the people behind the scenes of the most hardcore race. The Spartan Race Build Crew spends their days making extreme obstacles that are strong and durable—relying on Dickies’ gear to be just as dependable. No matter what the weather or terrain is like, nothing stops them from finishing the job. Dickies always has their back—keeping them comfortable and protected. Watch the Spartan Race Build Crew show you how it’s done.