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WEEKLY REVIEW
07.19.2010
SOG X-Ray
Vision Mini
In our
Police Knives category is the company SOG which
makes the X-Ray Vision Mini. Any law
enforcement official will emphasize the importance of
training and muscle memory when using weapons. We have
been testing the SOG X-Ray Vision Mini and found it
to be one of the easiest weapons to get acclimated to using.
We specifically selected this knife for testing for an all
around use. We wanted a knife that was legal to carry
off-duty, and capable of handling the rigors while working a
patrol shift.
Every state law will vary but in some of the most
conservative states we found they prohibit civilians from
carrying a blade over four inches, and auto opening blades
may also be considered illegal if not in the performance of
a law enforcement duty.
This is good to know if you always carry a pocket knife
because if you are planning a trip across state lines you
want to avoid a sticky situation.
We encourage readers to check your own state laws before
carrying any weapon, but found the X-Ray Vision Mini to be a
great fit for everyday carry.
 The
X-Ray Vision Mini is great to clip onto a cargo pocket
while patrolling and equally as easy to carry when wearing a
suit. The knife is very light weighing in at 3 oz.,
and the blade is made of V-10 steel. The knife is
ambidextrous to open, and the lock on the handle is also
accessible from both sides. The blade is partially
serrated and the edge held up very well to cutting.
The X-Ray Vision Mini is clearly an excellent choice for law
enforcement and tactical individuals. For more
information please visit the website at
http://www.sogknives.com/
Leapers UTG Special Ops
Computer Bag
Leapers Special Ops Computer
Bag offers a number of solutions for the travelling.
We have only done a preliminary test of the bag, but the
construction and quality are very good. The
compartments are modular and most sectional pieces are all
attached to the bag with the entire backing made of Velcro.
Inside the bag we found storage for extra magazines, a
universal holster capable of fitting most hand guns (We were
able to fit both a Glock 23 and Glock 27 in the holster with
no problem).
There is also a nice section for a laptop which is padded.
We would not recommend taking this bag as a primary means of
taking a weeks worth of clothes, but it is certainly a great
fit for a days worth of clothes and whole lot of gear.
For more information please visit the company website at
http://www.leapers.com/index.php
 
Review of
www.Criminaljusticedegree.com
In our
Criminal
Justice section of
Training you will find a new website
www.criminaljusticedegree.com. With
millions of websites being added to the web every day it can
become an arduous task when searching for information.
Many share in their frustration of being re-directed to a
useless website, or to a landing on a site which is just
trying to sell items.
Chris Jacobson and his crew
have taken a crisp approach to their new website and made it
very easy to search for a criminal justice degree programs
www.criminaljusticedegree.com.
The website is a very straight forward site and is granular
enough to list universities and colleges by state.
The
website is constantly adding content, so feel free to
contact them with a suggestion or university you would like
to see added. For
more information visit
www.criminaljusticedegree.com or click the link below.
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