New at Polyshok

New at Polyshok

New Resource CD finished. Answers to your administrative questions and more ...

This new Resource CD will make you look like the pro you are while answering questions on an administrative level. The heart of the program is a Power Point presentation originally developed for Special Forces and later modified for law enforcement administrators, trainers and anyone involved in the procurement process.

Also included are the Army's test results of the Polyshok I.R.P. round from Picatinny Arsenal, a list of references and other great information. It will run on any computer with Windows 2000 or higher operating systems and is self-starting with simple, easy to follow instructions. Over two hundred agencies have already received theirs. Call toll free, 888-820-2010, for your free copy today.

Anyone in your Department need information or sample ammunition? Just call ...

We have Demonstration Videos and DVDs, sample packs of ammunition, Resource CD's and a wealth of other information and supplies available for qualifying agencies. If you know anyone in your department or another agency who would appreciate a free informational package, including a video and sample ammunition, call our toll free number today.

Technical help, support and information is also a phone call away. We can even help your agency set up an evaluation protocol and will supply the ammunition for in-depth, intra-departmental evaluations, all for the asking, toll free 888-820-2010.

Animal Shootings . . .

Two animal shootings recently by New England wildlife officers are worth noting:

	A 1,000 + lb. moose had been hit by a car and was wandering around dazed in traffic on a heavily traveled highway. Wildlife officers shot the moose in the neck from behind so that the impact was towards his brain. The moose collapsed dead with this single shot. There was no exit wound.
	A 300 + lb. black bear was harassing an urban neighborhood. As the bear faced them, wildlife officers shot the bear in the chest and killed it with a single shot. Again, no exit wound.

In both cases, officers praised the Polyshok 12 gauge round for allowing them to kill a large animal with a single shot, and for the ability to take the shots in traffic and in an urban area without fear of collateral damage.