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"Fine tuning self-defense and survival gear is painful, laborious and good luck simulating the stress of a life-and-death felonious attack. Of course, those who “protect and serve” go out every day in terrible weather and altogether too often face danger, which makes the information exchanged during Armament Systems and Procedures’ (ASP) Integrated Training sessions—free to law enforcement—an invaluable asset. Much of that resource is harnessed in the company’s line of civilian tactical flashlights." Read Article Here

"Armament Systems and Procedures (ASP), a leading supplier of less-lethal equipment and tactical training for law enforcement, has rolled out several new additions to its Handcuff and Expandable Baton lines." Read Article Here

"Armament Systems and Procedures new advanced tactical flashlights are officially in stock and on their way to ASP distributors, according to the company." Read Article Here

"Michael Hess, vice president of marketing for Armament Systems and Procedures (ASP), said consumers should be wary when considering products from no-name companies. “First, some claims are just completely false—it is easy to have ‘fun with numbers,’ and most buyers can/will never know whether they are accurate or not. And second, not all lumens are created equal; lumens convey the total light output of the device, but like any technical standard, there is a proper way to measure and represent it, and not doing so can produce misleading data.”  Read Article Here