Law Enforcement

This package is for a standard-issue NYPD patrolmen’s belt rig. Upon request, additional accessories and instruments may be added.

These items are part of a complete ESU or SWAT setup however; they may be used by a variety of other characters.

This item is part of a complete ESU or SWAT setup however may be used by a variety of other characters.

This item is part of a complete ESU or SWAT setup however may be used by a variety of other characters.

This item is part of a complete ESU or SWAT setup. Ballistic vests allow officers added security when confronting hostile threats while not sacrificing ease of maneuverability. Pouches are capable of holding spare ammo, radios, tactical grenades and other equipment. The vests are also capable of having various insignia patches attached to the Velcro surface (i.e. NYPD, POLICE, ESU).

The Police Positive was first produced in 1907 and offered in either .32 or .38 caliber cartridges. The Police Positive is a small framed, double-action revolver featuring a six-round cylinder and fixed sights. It was offered in either blued steel or nickel-plated finishes in various barrel lengths. The Police Positive also sported an innovative safety mechanism known as the “Positive Lock” safety, which prevented the firing pin from striking the primer of the cartridge unless the trigger was deliberately pulled, preventing dropped guns from accidentally discharging.

The Military and Police (M&P) semi-automatic pistol is a short recoil operated, locked breech handgun that was first introduced in 2005 by Smith & Wesson. While obviously the intended target is agents in either law enforcement or the military, the weapon is also commercially available for civilian market. As an ergonomically friendly gun, the M&P comes with varying grip options, an ambidextrous slide stop, and reversible magazine release buttons. To appease combative needs the pistol is also fitted with a Picatinny-rail for mounting accessories such as lasers, flashlights, etc.

The Military and Police (M&P) semi-automatic pistol is a short recoil operated, locked breech handgun that was first introduced in 2005 by Smith & Wesson. While obviously the intended target is agents in either law enforcement or the military, the weapon is also commercially available for civilian market. As an ergonomically friendly gun, the M&P comes with varying grip options, an ambidextrous slide stop, and reversible magazine release buttons. To appease combative needs the pistol is also fitted with a Picatinny-rail for mounting accessories such as lasers, flashlights, etc.

The USP Compact is a short-recoil, semi-automatic pistol made by Heckler & Koch GmbH that first appeared in 1994. The USP Compact is a variant of the trusted USP line of pistols that was initially proposed in 1989 and intended to replace the P7 series of handguns. As the name implies, the USP Compact is a scaled-down version of the original USP pistol however still offered in the same calibers. The USP models are primarily marketed to the civilian and law enforcement communities and come in a multitude of variations fit to satisfy various roles.

The Model 6906 is a 9mm pistol that is a member of Smith and Wesson’s “third generation” models. Often used as a backup weapon by law enforcement agents, the S&W 6906 is a reliable double-action, semi-automatic handgun made with a stainless steel frame that utilizes double-stack magazines. It also features an ambidextrous manual safety lever.