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By: Rob Orgel, Emergency Response Tactical Let's first be clear on what we're preparing for. You are at a heavy disadvantage if someone is standing at the foot of your bed. Getting your side-arm on your nightstand may be possible, but there might not be many more options at that point. So let's train with a little bit more reality in mind. Early detection is your best advantage. This means when someone steps foot onto your driveway or property, you know about it and are alerted. If not …

How Much Does a Bulletproof Vest Cost? The cost of a bulletproof vest varies, based on your needs. The average cost of a bulletproof vest is around $400 but ranges anywhere from $200-$800. However, there are a lot of different options to fit your budget and intended use. In this article, we’re going to explore different ways you can buy U.S.A.-made body armor at a good price, without having to sacrifice quality.     Our Pricing Vs Our Competitors& …

Why is College Safety Important? College is a time of personal growth and self-discovery. It is a place where students are supposed to feel safe and secure. However, this is not always the case. The majority of college campuses in the U.S. are gun-free zones making them common targets for mass shootings and other similar crimes. There are many crimes committed on college campuses each year. This includes everything from sexual assault to murder. Considering other …

By: Rob Orgel, Emergency Response Tactical   In my opinion, weight is so important that the mission can dictate one kit over another. This is why I believe in having more than one kit. Let’s break down some factors that help me choose the appropriate body armor and kit for the mission. It’s important to be comfortable in your kit for the duration of your operation. If you’re considering EDC, it will need to be very lightweight. If you’re looking at full-scale op …

By: Rob Orgel, Emergency Response Tactical First, let's understand the premise of tactical gear. Tactical gear is something I'm going to wear or keep close by for emergency situations, training, and range time. Not all training needs to be conducted on the range and this is why I listed both. Our "emergency" is what we're training for, which is often left to our imagination (or other people's experience) to portray what that emergency will look like. Let's spend our time talking about tr …