KROLL Advantage: Winter 2024
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KROLL Advantage: Winter 2024
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Ballistic Magazine: Casual City Carry
"For over 40 years, Armament Systems and Procedures (ASP) has been focused on providing law enforcement personnel with the highest-quality gear and training. ASP has recently released some new products...
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The Police Chief: Less-Lethal Weapons Require Training to be Effective Force Options
"Like the Taser, ASP has become synonymous with its product, the baton. ASP is the familiar acronym for Armament Systems and Procedures, the Appleton, Wisconsin, company that has manufactured expandable...
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Officer.com: Rigid Ultra Cuffs - Aluminum or Steel Bow
"ASP has added a series of rigid handcuffs to its innovative Ultra Cuff product line. Rigid cuffs eliminate the lateral and rotational axes of motion inherent in chain and hinge...
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Officer.com: Transport Kit for the Rigid Ultra Cuffs
"ASP has also introduced a unique new Transport Kit, designed specifically to interface with its Rigid Ultra Cuffs, converting them to a belly chain system. The Transport Kit comprises a...
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GatDaily: Got Light?
"I was talking about my issues with flashlights with a good friend, he then handed me an ASP Dual Fuel Tungsten. I was familiar with the ASP brand as I had...
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GatDaily: Review: ASP-USA Red Guns, Do You Use Training Aids?
"Armament Systems and Procedures, makers of several fine flashlights I am a fan of, have an extensive line of training aids. ASP donates millions of dollars in free training to law enforcement...
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Officer.com:NEW ASP Guardian Backup Flashlight
"In keeping with ASP’s “two is one, one is none” philosophy of law enforcement lighting, the Guardian is a pocketable backup flashlight that packs the power of a full-sized duty light―well over...
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Officer.com: XT DF Programmable Tactical Flashlight
"The XT DF flashlight by Armament Systems and Procedures (ASP) offers an intense, 600 lumens of primary illumination, with a secondary light level that’s user-programmable at 15, 60, or 150 lumens, or strobe....
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Officer.com: Review: ASP Triad DF and Poly AA Flashlights
"Two is one; one is none. This is a military axiom that is heard and repeated during any preparation for an operation. Given that 80% of the data we humans...
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Law Enforcement Product News: ASP Triad DF and Poly AA Flashlights
"There are pros and cons to differing types of power for these LED lap assemblies and we'll discuss those mixed in as we look at the two lights to be...
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Loadout Room: ASP’s Dual Fuel Guardian AA: Every Day Carry and great backup duty light
"As part of your Every Day Carry (EDC) kit, you need a good light to keep the dark at bay, confuse an assailant, or find your way through over uneven...
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American Rifleman: Fear & Loading: Measuring Lumens
“PLATO was formed to combat the tremendous amount of misinformation and misleading―at times even deceptive―marketing and advertising practices that had accompanied the evolution of flashlight technology,” explained Michael Hess, vice...
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Loadout Room: ASP Ultra Hinged Cuffs and LockWrite Pen
"After taking the suspect to the ground the struggle to apply handcuffs begins, luckily I had my trusty ASP Ultra hinged cuffs on my belt. One cuff, two cuffs, double lock with...
