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user's latest post:
Cuffs which type, why
Published (2009-12-22 16:47:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by PD Sgt. I used to have both, but now I will only use hinged cuffs for several reasons. Control; it is much easier to use hinged cuffs for pain compliance by twisting to apply pressure against the wrist. It is also easier to hold on to the hinged area to maintain control as opposed to the chain. Security; if you haven't seen the demo of someone in the back seat of a cruiser using the male end of the seatbelt...
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Cuffs which type, why
Published (2009-12-22 00:04:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by KenW. Question: Just what good are the spare cuffs in your car if you are not in your car? Kind of like leaving your spare mags in the trunk, isn't it? I have never asked anyone to walk with me back to the car so I could cuff them. I'm plainclothes, so don't have a lot of room on the belt. Carrying a firearm (G-21), flashlight, cuffs, and two mags uses up all the real estate. If I am doing an entry...
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Cuffs which type, why
Published (2009-12-21 17:52:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Masterfulks Hinged cuffs provide a little more restriction on the subject. That's about the main reason I see. They look like they'd be harder to cut off as well. I carry one of each. It's the best of both worlds... There's another sort of, benefit to hinged. It will always keep the key holes on the same side of the cuffs. Not a big deal there, but sometimes nice to not have to fish for the key...
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NRA puts officer safety last...
Published (2009-12-18 14:33:00)
No, the OP is not anti-gun nor is he pro gun control, as stated in this thread previously, "While I'd love for it to become very difficult for the wrong people to get weapons, I recognize that practically it doesn't seem possible for many of the reasons you guys have posted." That means that legislating guns out of the hands of criminals is not possible so we shouldn't do it or try to do it, it won't work....
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Two more LEO's shot in...
Published (2009-12-22 21:43:00)
We're not allowed to "deal" with them on the streets, the courts/prisons won't deal them.... What is there for them to be afraid of?
user's latest post:
Cuffs which type, why
Published (2009-12-21 20:18:00)
Which type: S&W (Chain) Why: Thats what I get issued I have several sets of cuffs all of which are chain. I do have one set of hinged...which do seem to further limit the mobility of the detainee/arrestee, especially if you stack their wrists
user's latest post:
Cuffs which type, why
Published (2009-12-21 22:44:00)
I used to carry Peerless chain cuffs in a double pouch. After seeing a PCP suspect break the chain (including both wrists) and fight with my partner, I carried one set of Peerless hinged just in case.
user's latest post:
Leo Career?
Published (2009-12-17 17:48:00)
Call a department where you want to work or go to their website to see the qualifications. Your medical discharge might be an issue if the condition continues. Pay and benefits vary by region and department. It is a high stress job with dangers. Marriages tend to suffer because of long hours, shift changes and such. I am not a LEO but know and have known many.
user's latest post:
Leo Career?
Published (2009-12-17 23:28:00)
He pretty much nailed it. I just have to add it's a great career and worth looking at.
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Latest active threads on LEO Duty::
Started 3 days, 11 hours ago (2009-12-21 14:56:00)
by depusm12
I'm issued the new ASP chain cuffs, but also carry a pair of nickeled S&W chain cuffs in my patrol bag.
Started 4 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-20 21:12:00)
by rlh2
Started 2 days, 11 hours ago (2009-12-22 15:36:00)
by 69charger
Started 2 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-12-05 01:00:00)
by SW CQB 45
I am about 2.5 hrs south of you. (Victoria)
I am sure you know Tacoma PD (Washington) did an extensive study on 1911s. maybe if you contact their rangemaster, they might have that info. my only other suggestion would be FBI firearms in Quantico. they have extensive information and are willing to share that info.
I spoke to them a few years back (I cant remember the fella's name-have it ...
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-15 10:48:00)
by shadow6540 shadow6540 is offline Member
Can the Safariland 6360 be used for Cocked and Locked carry. If not, who makes a good duty holster for C & L?
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-17 01:26:00)
by Hitman_usmc Hitman_usmc is offline Member
I've commented on a few posts about my X300 fitting slightly loose on my TRP Operator. It's really not a huge deal, I'm just being picky I guess. I ended up switching the mount to the locking mount instead of the spring loaded QD mount. That made the light fit nice and tight. Problem solved? Wrong.
With the locking mount on the light, it will not longer fit in my duty holster
(6280)....
Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2009-12-13 20:20:00)
by nwhpfan
I'd suggest burning through the rest of the ammo loaded in your mags. If they all work-great; reload your mags and chalk it up to a crazy phenom. If they don't, you may have discovered something much deeper.
Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-12-06 21:49:00)
by nwhpfan
Depending on the company and how they're running their program at the time (they change often); the discount can either be immediate when you buy or in the form of a mail in rebate or some other bonus. For example a few years ago HK's "discount" was in the form of essentially free night sights and a 3rd magazine. Currently Sig has a 100$ mail-in rebate for active or retired LE and Military. ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-17 17:48:00)
by Jim_Macklin
Call a department where you want to work or go to their website to see the qualifications.
Your medical discharge might be an issue if the condition continues.
Pay and benefits vary by region and department. It is a high stress job with dangers.
Marriages tend to suffer because of long hours, shift changes and such.
I am not a LEO but know and have known many.
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-12-15 15:34:00)
by Fazer386
IMO, carrying a pair on the belt is all you need. I've carried a set of Peerless for years. I carry a few extra in the bag. Hiatts for smaller wrists & ankle for those big SOB with thick wrists & tight shoulders.
The wt. & space aren't worth the hassle. I don't want my belt cluttered up with pouches. Just my $.02of 18+ working.
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Hot threads for last week on LEO Duty::
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-17 10:39:00)
by Jim_Macklin
Quote:
Originally Posted by dwever
[Begin partial story quote]USA Today reports on research showing that criminals increasingly are choosing high-powered firearms such as assault weapons, a new survey of 166 U.S. police agencies shows. Nearly 40% of the departments reported an uptick in the use of assault weapons, according to the ...
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-12-15 15:34:00)
by Fazer386
IMO, carrying a pair on the belt is all you need. I've carried a set of Peerless for years. I carry a few extra in the bag. Hiatts for smaller wrists & ankle for those big SOB with thick wrists & tight shoulders.
The wt. & space aren't worth the hassle. I don't want my belt cluttered up with pouches. Just my $.02of 18+ working.
Started 3 days, 11 hours ago (2009-12-21 14:56:00)
by depusm12
I'm issued the new ASP chain cuffs, but also carry a pair of nickeled S&W chain cuffs in my patrol bag.
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-17 17:48:00)
by Jim_Macklin
Call a department where you want to work or go to their website to see the qualifications.
Your medical discharge might be an issue if the condition continues.
Pay and benefits vary by region and department. It is a high stress job with dangers.
Marriages tend to suffer because of long hours, shift changes and such.
I am not a LEO but know and have known many.
Started 4 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-20 21:12:00)
by rlh2
Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-12-06 21:49:00)
by nwhpfan
Depending on the company and how they're running their program at the time (they change often); the discount can either be immediate when you buy or in the form of a mail in rebate or some other bonus. For example a few years ago HK's "discount" was in the form of essentially free night sights and a 3rd magazine. Currently Sig has a 100$ mail-in rebate for active or retired LE and Military. ...
Started 2 days, 11 hours ago (2009-12-22 15:36:00)
by 69charger
Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2009-12-13 20:20:00)
by nwhpfan
I'd suggest burning through the rest of the ammo loaded in your mags. If they all work-great; reload your mags and chalk it up to a crazy phenom. If they don't, you may have discovered something much deeper.
Started 3 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-11-29 16:36:00)
by Kokopelli
* deleted * I didn't notice the LE section of the original post and thought it was posted in a general area... Ron
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2009-12-12 20:28:00)
by DR505
I'll have to look into those...I've only got S&W and Peerless.
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