The Laser Marksmanship Training System (LMTS) from MPRI of Old Town Alexandria, Va., is a tool for teaching remedial, basic and advanced shooting skills. LMTS was designed specifically for professionals whose lives depend on maintaining excellent marksmanship skills.

LMTS is comprised of an eye-safe laser that fits into the barrel of any firearm with no modification. An electronic target acts as a receiver for the laser bullet. When the hammer falls, a laser pulse is emitted, and hits are registered with absolute precision. As many as 10 targets may be linked with one personal computer for real-time display of shots, time of fire, dispersion of the group, and mean point of impact.

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Scottsdale, Ariz.-based TASER’s Simulation Air Cartridges are self-contained devices that have 21 feet of range but fire non-conductive nylon wire leads and shortened barbs. The non-conductive wire prevents electrical energy from dispersing into the student while the shortened probe prevents penetration of the simulation suit.

Note: The TASER is still live and can stun in touch-stun mode without the cartridge. The cartridge is distinguishable from regular cartridges because it is colored blue. Each is serialized and contains small canisters of compressed and inert nitrogen that fire when the TASER system is deployed.

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Louisville, Ky.-based Honeywell launches its new line of pan/tilt/zoom (p/t/z) cameras called ACUIX™ ES. The energy-efficient model operates on less than 15 watts of power. The product streamlines operations through Honeywell’s IntelliBus™ technology, allowing users to remotely upload firmware to all domes and securely store all camera settings, such as labels, presets, tours and privacy zones.

The camera line includes an 18X auto-focus p/t/z dome with 470 TVL and a fixed camera option utilizing a 540 TVL camera with a 2.8-10 mm Vari-focal Auto Iris lens.

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Based in Irvine, Calif., HID Global presents the Genuine HID physical access control solution.

According to the company, this product is cost-effective and easy to integrate. Additionally, the solutions offers scalability needed to meet future expansion and technology migration plans.

The solution features guaranteed card-to-reader compatibility, seamless prox to smart card migration and a lifetime guarantee. Additionally, the Genuine HID products are certified in the region of origin.

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Magicard’s Pronto hand feed model and the Enduro autofeed model printers are designed for ease of set up and operation.

Available as a full system, or you can order the printer separately to use with an existing software and database to produce great looking ID cards. Economical, reliable, and secure, the IDs come with Magicard’s patented HoloKote watermark feature built in.

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Canon USA Inc. of Lake Success, N.Y., highlights its high-performance VB-C500D fixed mini-dome network camera. Central to the product’s design are Canon optics and DIGIC NET processor.

The camera features an 82° wide-angle lens with 2.4x optical zoom (manual) and 4x digital zoom. The VB-C500D includes an advanced Canon image processor that handles the white balance, exposure compensation, shutter speed and color correction functions to ensure the camera maintains the highest image quality. The image processor also offers two image enhancement functions: Smart Shade Control (SSC) and auto/day night.

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Thales Communications Inc. of Clarksburg, Md., announces its selection as an industry partner on the General Services Administration (GSA) Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for Land Mobile Radio (LMR) Equipment.

The Liberty multiband LMR is FCC certified and is now undergoing pilot testing by the DHS. It enables agencies to communicate across all of the public safety bands 136-174 MHz, 380-520 MHz, 700 MHz, and 800 MHz using a single portable radio. Operating modes include P25-conventional, P25-trunked, and legacy analog. The Liberty radio offers full encryption capabilities, including the data encryption standard and advanced encryption standard with over-the-air-rekeying. Key features include a color-coded display screen, keypad programming, and more than 2,600 channels.

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Engineered for safety and realism, Minneapolis-based ATK’s Force-on-Force training system allows officers to train in live action scenarios for life and death decisions. From marker rounds to a full line of protective gear and portable ranges, Force-on-Force provides tactical realism in training.

According to the company, Force-on-Force marker rounds boast superior performance, signature marking, and reliable ballistics. They are lead-free, safer for indoor use, environmentally friendly and prevent lead contamination. The marking agent has an extended shelf life and leaves a distinctive mark on the target. The marking agent on clothes never dries out, making quick wipe downs a breeze and machine-washes even easier.

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Stevens Point, Wis.-based Gamber-Johnson’s new Mongoose locking slide arm is a rugged mounting solution for cradles and docking stations. It was developed using extensive research from the public safety and Utility/TELCO industry and input from fleet managers and computer end-users. The result is versatile, ergonomic, unobtrusive, rugged, adaptable, adjustable and easy to install.

Featuring an overall length of nine inches from the center of the pole, the arm will extend four inches forward for a total length of 13 inches. Then the company’s “slam and lock” technology allows you to push the computer back to the retracted nine-inch position and automatically lock into place, preventing unwanted movement while the vehicle is in motion. The Mongoose can be ordered with or without motion attachment.

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The Hellrazer flashlight from TACM 3 of Palm Bay, Fla., also serves as a formidable impact weapon.

An aggressively serrated front lens assembly and a guard around the recessed push button end cap switch are both capable of delivering lethal force injuries in an unexpected deadly force situation.

Grooves and diamond knurling on the body of the light provide a sure gripping surface.

As for brightness, the HellRazer provides a focused 105.5-lumen beam of blinding white light and flood light capable of lighting entire rooms during building searches. As with all TACM 3 flashlights, the HellRazer readily converts into a weapon-mounted flashlight system with any of the company’s firearms flashlight mounts.

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