The X2’s look slick. We were told that ours will always be yellow so it would not be mistaken for a firearm by any other officer. My previous agency we had black as well.
Great video two thumbs up👍👍. Thank you for your service. I have a question. What about suspenders to attach to your belt. Or is it too much of a liability if you’re in a scuffle?
It was an ASP. I will be replacing it with another ASP, it’s a good brand. It was my mistake as to why it broke. My agency also issues solid wooden batons, many carry that as well.
@@2ataco725 I mean hey what ever works I guess most people really don't like having a lot on there duty belt and much rather have stuff on the vest I'm pretty much the same I carry a few stuff on belt the rest on duty vest
Not as bad as you would think. It’s supposed to be a little mobile so it can swing when you sit. But once you put the keepers on your belt and wear it, it doesn’t move at all besides when you sit.
Nice system but why do you young officers carry a knife? I carried a backup 45 compact 1911A1 on my leg. I don't think stabbing a bad guy is going to sit well with the police and fire board that's 25 years of policing for me. I seen guys getting fired for using a knife on some one!
That’s a really good point. I would use this in a situation where someone is trying to overpower me or they have a hand on my sidearm. A few guys carry a back-up but I’d say those guys are close to retirement. It might be a generationally thing? Thanks for commenting, and enjoy retirement!
Knives are tools, not weapons. They're for cutting things like ropes, cables and seat belts. Not for stabbing bad guys lol Why he has a dagger instead of a utility knife is beyond me That, coupled with the plastic buckle on the belt, leads me to believe this dude might not actually be a cop. TH-cam is full of liars and tricksters these days looking for views and likes
Finally some one knows how to set up a duty belt awesome video
Haha thanks. I’ll have to make another since we transitioned to carriers now.
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Hey, thank you very much!
This guy is obviously not a real cop.... the shitty gear that no government agency would give their officers.
I’m a sergeant in West Melbourne Florida our department carry’s the Taser X2 but it is the black Taser X2
The X2’s look slick. We were told that ours will always be yellow so it would not be mistaken for a firearm by any other officer. My previous agency we had black as well.
Respect man I am going Thur to be a security guard I am Canadian,
Great video two thumbs up👍👍. Thank you for your service. I have a question. What about suspenders to attach to your belt. Or is it too much of a liability if you’re in a scuffle?
I’ve run suspenders before. It does relieve some weight but with more agencies going with external vests, they will be faded out I’m sure.
Cool👍
Last time I checked a Glock 22 is a .40 S&W
Correct. Meant to say 21 but I’m an idiot at times.
What brand of baton was it and how did it break? If possible I would carry a solid non-expanding baton.
It was an ASP. I will be replacing it with another ASP, it’s a good brand. It was my mistake as to why it broke. My agency also issues solid wooden batons, many carry that as well.
@@bluevandal8132 Thanks for the reply.
I'm surprised any police department would supply their officers tactical belts with a plastic buckle
Nothing really wrong with it
Ima a state trooper and we always use LEVEL lll Holster
Level 2 was always our least for duty belt. We’re switching models so they may be changing policies up. But we will see.
@@bluevandal8132 hopefully so level 3 is way safer especially if someone tries to disarm you
Only a level 2 holster?
Yes. Never had an issue with level twos. I’m pretty self conscious with it though.
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Looks more like a security belt tbh
The holster is definitely not LEO rated this is definitely a security belt
@@2ataco725 I mean hey what ever works I guess most people really don't like having a lot on there duty belt and much rather have stuff on the vest I'm pretty much the same I carry a few stuff on belt the rest on duty vest
@@matthewwest7906 how was the Academy? I got a year before I go through with it 😂
@@2ataco725 it’s a safariland holster. A vast majority of cops and security use it
Level II retention is what most agencies require as a minimum. Such as this one.
What’s the name of the push dagger? Looks pretty nice.
I believe it’s the Phantom. Got it from CarolinaDefender.com website.
@@bluevandal8132 thank you, I found it and only for $30!
Isn't the radio pouch moving around allot when your for ex. are running?
Not as bad as you would think. It’s supposed to be a little mobile so it can swing when you sit. But once you put the keepers on your belt and wear it, it doesn’t move at all besides when you sit.
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Is what real?
It's isn't toy?
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You stab some one your job is gone people hello jail time. Carry a back weapon I do.
I agree. But this is designed to be a last resort as in someone is over powering you and you can’t draw, or they’re going for your sidearm.
Where is the baton?
At that time my holster for it was in need of replacement.
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Nice system but why do you young officers carry a knife? I carried a backup 45 compact 1911A1 on my leg. I don't think stabbing a bad guy is going to sit well with the police and fire board that's 25 years of policing for me. I seen guys getting fired for using a knife on some one!
That’s a really good point. I would use this in a situation where someone is trying to overpower me or they have a hand on my sidearm. A few guys carry a back-up but I’d say those guys are close to retirement. It might be a generationally thing? Thanks for commenting, and enjoy retirement!
Knives are tools, not weapons. They're for cutting things like ropes, cables and seat belts. Not for stabbing bad guys lol
Why he has a dagger instead of a utility knife is beyond me
That, coupled with the plastic buckle on the belt, leads me to believe this dude might not actually be a cop. TH-cam is full of liars and tricksters these days looking for views and likes