Press Releases

Appleton, WI, April 22, 2019—Armament Systems and Procedures’ new Transport Kit has won the 2019 Public Safety Product Innovation Award from the North American Association of Uniform Manufacturers and Distributors (NAUMD). The award was presented at the recent NAUMD convention, held jointly with the National Association of Police Equipment Distributors (NAPED) in New Orleans. The Transport Kit comprises either a chain or belt waist restraint that integrates with ASP’s Rigid Ultra Cuffs. The design and construction of the system allows the waist component to be applied, adjusted or removed without having to adjust or remove the handcuffs, and features a...

Appleton, WI, September 21, 2018—Armament Systems and Procedures (ASP) recently conducted its 500th ASP Instructor Certification course (AIC), in Chesterfield, Virginia, bringing the total number of current certified Instructors to over 48,000 worldwide. The company’s less-lethal training program focuses on the integrated use of expandable batons, restraints and tactical flashlights, and is provided at no cost to law enforcement officers and agencies.ASP also held its annual international trainer certification, held this past spring in Toronto, Canada. 20 candidates from 6 countries endured what is widely considered to be among the most physically challenging law enforcement training programs, with 18 graduating...

Appleton, WI, April 30, 2018— Armament Systems and Procedures (ASP) has introduced a collection of products featuring the well-known “thin blue line” design, universally recognized as a tribute to the contributions and sacrifices of law enforcement. The company’s new Blue Line Collection includes a Sapphire rechargeable clip-on flashlight (MSRP $24), a pair of multi-tool, liner lock pocket knives with integral handcuff keys ($32-$45), tactical belts ($20-$21), a logo cap that fits ASP Friction-Loc Batons ($17), and two different swivel handcuff keys ($22). Each is decorated using cloisonné enameling—a deep, permanent, heirloom-quality process that results in a finish that won’t fade or wear...

Appleton, WI, April 9, 2018— Armament Systems and Procedures (ASP), a leading manufacturer of law enforcement products, is expanding its offering of high-performance, programmable tactical lighting solutions with the addition of the XT DF flashlight. The XT DF 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. It’s powered by an included 18650 rechargeable battery, and ASP’s Dual Fuel technology allows the battery to be swapped out for two CR123A primary (single use) cells—available separately—when recharging isn’t possible or convenient.  In keeping with ASP’s emphasis on intuitive design...