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Fear City pre-order comes off the site in a few hours! Don’t miss it.

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PRE-ORDERS ARE OPEN! 🔥

📩 DM to preorder yours now!
⚪️ Sizes S, M, L, XL
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Develop. Compete. Dominate. 💯

#sd #strong #merch #instagram

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- find the others -

what pleases me the most about the dudes we roll with is that there are no self proclaimed “God’s greatest gift to policing”; only professionals who understand police work isn’t always pretty and sometimes requires a heavy hand to be able to keep order. for those who are lost in the profession or just haven’t found their way yet and are discouraged, make them remember their “why”.

train realistic and regularly • make sure your zone partners go home in one piece • leave your community just a little bit better off than it was when you found it

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#ilumarmory | #lawenforcement | #leo | #cops | #firstresponders

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“The body requires sleep, but the soul yearns for a jumpout.” — Goons 6:5 💀💤

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The Fear City collab with @crimeinterventiongroup ends tomorrow evening. Don’t miss it!

Order here ⬇️

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Deputy West back at it again…🥷🏼🔥

#cops #police #ye #funny #sheriff

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FEAR CITY drop is on the site! Our rendition of the 1970’s fear city art out of NYC.

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#fearcity #nyc

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Show me the body camera…🤣💯

#police #cop #cops #funny #hilarious

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“And the goon was asked, whose children shall you protect? And he answered, all of them.” — Goons 7:13 🛡️💀

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“A wise goon knows when to observe, but a legendary goon knows when to pop out.” — Goons 2:22 🚙🏃🏽💨

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New legislation is being introduced to increase mandatory firearms training and range hours, and already I’m seeing people in my own branch of law enforcement throwing a fit over MORE training.

Instead of wanting to improve, it’s nothing but complaining, bitching, and excuses.

The whole “We’ve done it this way for 20 years, why change now?” mentality needs to die.

I don’t care if you’ve been doing this job for 5 years or 35. Your years of service don’t automatically make you competent, and they sure as hell don’t mean you’ve got nothing left to learn.

We should WANT to be better trained, better prepared, and more capable of serving our communities.

Stop treating training like a punishment. Stop celebrating doing the bare minimum. Stop resisting people who want to raise the standard.

That culture needs to change.

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High power output is only helpful, if it helps.

I think one of the greatest misconceptions by end users, is the perceived need for a full power LAM. While they do provide some advantages, you as the end user need to understand the devices output, and how to leverage it.

A laser can bloom on a target (as seen here) and provide a less refined sight picture, depending on environment and distance. An illuminator can completely wash out your sight picture and object definition, if too powerful. The tool actually ends up working against you.

Now, im not advocating against high output units - I'm advocating for better application of that power, with more control for the user. This, paired with proper training, is how we leverage these tools for an advantage.

Power output is a factor, it's just not the most important factor.

In my experience, a lower power output, with more refinement and definition can provide more value. You have a more crisp dot for a more clear aiming solution. Your illuminator provides you with valuable information, not depriving you of it.

This is a worthwhile discussion in my opinion, as we continue to see more affordable, overpowered, imported lasers hit the market.

#laser #laserbeam #nightvision #prepared #nvg

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