As a gear addict myself, currently a recovering twelve stepper, I have had issues in the past with having too much gear, with having a piece of gear for every possible task or contingency. There is a line that needs to be drawn, and I’ve accepted that; however my love for gear still burns strong, and I am sure that it shows.
As current threats develop and old threats evolve, everyday people are subject to complex issues in which the overwhelming majority are unaware of and/or unprepared to face. Not everyone can afford private protective services, so what can they do to better protect themselves and become their own bodyguard? In this article, we’ll discuss increasing your own survivability and that of those you love and protect.
Enjoy “Preventive Investigations: An Intelligent Solution” on protective intelligence; the cover story of the January 2017 issue of Security Management Magazine
There is a growing trend in concealed carry called the ‘dual weapon’ or ‘secondary weapon’ mindset, and it is growing with good reason. Considering the speed and simplicity of employment along with the reliability, carrying another weapon in the form of a fixed blade EDC along with your firearm is an extremely valid addition to your EDC kit.
“Not every encounter or engagement is going to be a static target 25 yards away. Most attacks happen within what’s called the combatives bubble.” Scott Witner, from the The Loadout Room.
Many clients wonder what the punishment is for bugging someone, or perhaps what the charges would be. Here is the link to the laws on such, and below is an recent example.
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Job Post: Personal Protection Detail Member
The ideal candidate should be able to / should possess:
·A graduate of a reputable executive protection training school
·Advanced medical and evasive driving experience
·Proficient in Protective Intelligence
·A minimum of CPR/First Aid/AED for all ages is required
Two new job posts – read the preferred and minimum qualifications for yourself. Our course content is NOT a coincidence. It has been designed with the requirements set by EMPLOYERS.
Additionally, if you choose training, choose to train with someone active in the industry who does or recently has done what you intend to do. (I.E. advertise for and contract private sector EP work) Consider the background and experience of the trainers.
As is common with us all, we love our gear and we can’t get enough. A common discussion in our Facebook group, The Protective Security Group, is travel gear and equipment. While not meant to be a comprehensive or ‘cookie-cutter’ list, below I share a typical packing of my ‘go-bag’ which I hope you all find useful; at least as a good baseline to add or subtract from for your travel needs.
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