Recent content by Zebra1

Lots of good advise above regarding situational awareness and training. As to knife choice, as mentioned several times, I gave a Spyderco Delica to one of my daughters. However, I now would recommend an Esee Izula. Even with training, under stress and physical attack, simpler is better...

PM me. Too much info to post here, I'm close to you, we might be able to meet up. I am retired now, over 30 years of service. I had a great, fulfilling career. However, you have to take a long hard look at yourself, be honest with yourself and make sure that LE would be up your alley. You...

The worst are the guys from the Financial Asset Recovery Teams, think of them as the collections agency for the feds.

Yep, their stuff is top notch and PLRF gear is built like a tank, puzzling why only 1 year warranty. I can only guess an operator accidentally dropping his kit during a jump would be bad news and costly for the company. I've seen it happen, and I've also seen companies step up and...

I have a Tactical Tailor, tough as hell but fit depends on rifle. My M1A with a McMillan stock and Nightforce is a tight fit with the sunshield. Don't really know if it would fit with a scope cover if you use one.

If it was used as a demo at all, folks looking at the scope may have fiddled with the knobs, so it was not at center when you got it. Go in one direction until it stops, then count all the clicks until you reach the other stop. Now you know how many clicks to go to center. Also make sure the...

I would consider the main usage of the light to decide. If the main use will be indoors, you don't want too bright a light, outdoors you need more. The type of light source i.e. incandescent, halogen, led, etc. also comes into play. There are great reviews/comparisons that explain it a heck...

Usually no questions from the stripper, wives start asking lots of questions...

Black nylon stocking stretched over the front works too. Surprisingly not very noticeable during the daylight as far as light reduction.

Another plus is if he decides to do some type of military service first, his time will count towards retirement with the FBI, or most any other federal agency.

PM sent, with another to follow. Tony

And what's with the muzzle up during your scan?

Good info you shared Matt. We hired 3 officers from UofG who went for that deal. A large chunk of their education was paid for, and they got a 6% incentive for the degree from our PD. When I did the backgrounds, I was surprised to be talking to Captains that were in their 20's. It tends to...

You think that's bad? In WA, I did a bit over 30, I get 60% with no medical, AND since I was only 52 I couldn't collect until I turned 53 without a huge penalty, it was about 8% if I remember right. And that's forever, you don't bump up to full pension when you turn 53. No disability...

Thank you for your service and sacrifice, and a big thank you for trying to take care of your brothers in arms who may have issues adjusting.