S.O.Tech will be debuting its VIPER pack at CANSEC in Ottawa on Wednesday and Thursday this week. This super lightweight three day pack folds into a flat zippered pocket mounted on the back of a plate carrier. With one zip it goes from a flat panel to a full pack for evidence collection or patrol survival gear.
Check it out and some other cutting edge S.O.Tech law enforcement and military systems in the TSL Aerospace booth at CANSEC.
Battle Systems took the standard All Purpose Adhesive Light Strips (APALS) by Brite-Strike Technologies and added hook Velcro to the rear to integrate with their Marker Panel, Individual, LW Modular Signal System.
Battle Systems carries 3 APALS types: IR (Mil/LE; US Only), Red, and Green.
The Waterproof, Dustproof, and Shockproof APALS features 3 operational functions: Fast Strobe/Slow Strobe/Steady On/Off with visibility up to 1/2 mile and 80+ hours run time.
I gotta say, based on the feedback I’ve seen online regarding the counterfeit tourniquets, it looks like there is a lot of hate for tourniquets out there. What’s the deal guys?
Back in 2010 we first warned you about the Element CAT Tourniquets which were manufactured offshore as props for milsim players.
Now, our friends at CTOMS, a Canadian firm that specializes in tactical medicine training and product development has alerted us to a deployment of these fake tourniquets with the Ontario Provincial Police. I am flabbergasted that it has gone as far as it has and you have got to take a few minutes to go read this crazy story.
We’ve known that the Element tourniquets were dangerous if used for real applications but the demonstration by CTOMS shows just how bad it is. Turn up your volume to hear the ultrasound.
These are NOT lifesaving devices and it is a shame that a company sold them to a law enforcement agency as though they were, and worse still that OPP continues to issue them to their officers in spite of being made aware of the issue. Please take the time to ensure that you are carrying a legitimate, life-saving tourniquet.
Set for an August, 2013 “Russian Security and Paramilitary Forces Since 1991” will be of interest to many SSD readers who strive to stay abreast of international military, paramilitary, and LE organizations. Of particular interest are the Russian paramilitary PMCs which have been formed during the Putin administrations and operate outside of direct government control.