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American COP Magazine Turns To Safety, On And Off Duty

Monday, October 17th, 2011 at 9:49 AM

American COP Magazine Turns To Safety, On And Off Duty

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FMG Publications

San Diego, Calif. --(Ammoland.com)- As the year comes to an end, the November/December issue of American COP Magazine takes a look at new training techniques, how to keep your family safe.

In “Bad Guys Don’t Come With Scoring Rings,” Dave Staskiewicz explores training with more than just paper targets with scoring rings on the center of mass.

“You don’t need to be a doctor to understand where the vital organs are in the human body — the upper chest (upper thoracic cavity aka UTC),” says Staskiewicz. “So why do we continue to teach to shoot center mass?”

Staskiewicz talks about the new — and cheap — training he initiated to simulate more realistic targets and scenarios, including using photographs depicting an array of people an officer might encounter on duty that feature UTC targets, but no scoring rings.

American COP Magazine November-December Issue 2011

American COP Magazine November-December Issue 2011

This issue of American COP Magazine focuses on safety, including that of your family when you can’t be there to protect them. “Family Safety” features helpful tips about how to train your family in personal defense — because bad guys don’t exist solely in bad places. John Russo’s “Crimes Against Children” is a must read for every patrol officer, and details how to be prepared as the first responder in a child abuse case.

Not sure what to get your buddies and loved ones for Christmas? John Connor’s “Hit the Party Lights on the Sleigh” has the top 10 stocking stuffers for every budget and for every person on your shopping list. For even more ideas on what to get your partner, be sure to read “Shopping for Officer Safety,” where John Russo details gear worth giving.

This month’s Gun of the Month giveaway features the Diamondback DB9 micro-compact 9mm semi-auto, plus a huge package from 5.11 Tactical, including performance duty clothing, sunglasses, ATAC Sleek 8″ Duty Boot, ARK Liner Lock re-curve duty knife and a Wingman Patrol Bag to put it all in. Also included in the package is a CRKT multi-tool.

American COP Magazine’s all-digital edition is reaching more readers than ever. It includes a number of bonus features, including expanded content, hotlinks and search options. To sign up for a free digital subscription, visit www.americancopmagazine.com/digital-editions.

For more information and to read the November/December issue, visit www.americancopmagazine.com.

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GUNS Magazine Goes Extreme With December Issue 2011

Thursday, October 13th, 2011 at 10:00 AM

GUNS Magazine Goes Extreme With December Issue 2011

GUNS Magazine December Issue 2011

GUNS Magazine Goes Extreme With December Issue 2011

GUNS Magazine

GUNS Magazine

San Diego, Calif. --(Ammoland.com)- GUNS Magazine kicks off the holiday season with a look at SIG SAUER’s new P226 Extreme .40 S&W, 100 years worth of US infantry rifles, the 2011 Christmas Gift Guide and more in its December issue.

John Barsness gives readers an inside look at SIG SAUER’s P226 Extreme .40 S&W in “Going Extreme: SIG SAUER P226 Extreme .40 S&W, That Is.” Readers will learn why many military units use this versatile semi-auto handgun across the globe.

“Along with compact variations, it serves around the world as a military and police sidearm for a long list of organizations including … the United Arab Emirates Army and the US Navy SEALs who recently visited Osama bin Laden,” says Barsness. “It’s just about everywhere because it’s an extremely reliable and tough handgun.”

GUNS Magazine also checks out Ruger’s SR-556E in “The ‘Essential’ AR.” Find out why author Mike Cumpston thinks this AR makes a great defensive long gun, as well as being perfect as an outdoor utility gun.

In “A Century of US Army Infantry Rifles,” Mike “Duke” Venturino takes a look at 100 years of US Army history, and the wood and steel guns that were used until production stopped in 1963. Duke talks about the different modes of operation, calibers, cartridge loading systems and more as he explores the evolution of infantry rifles.

John Connor makes shopping for friends and loved ones easy this Christmas with his “2011 Christmas Gift Guide.” Some of the best new knives, apparel and cool gear are included, along with where to get them — all without setting foot inside a mall!

Be sure to enter for the chance to win the Gun of the Month giveaway. This month’s package features Diamond Firearms’ DB9 Sub-Compact DAO. Also included are a Crimson Trace Laserguard, GripSwell Gloves, a Benchmade 585 Mini Barrage, an Impact Steel Target Rolling Steel Target to keep your aim in top shape and G96 synthetic lube to keep your gun up and running.

GUNS Magazine’s all-digital edition is reaching more readers than ever. It includes a number of bonus features, including expanded content, hotlinks and search options. To sign up for a free digital subscription, visit www.gunsmagazine.com/digital-editions.

For more information or to purchase a print edition of the December issue, visit www.gunsmagazine.com.

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