| To promote the responsible use of defensive
weapons, tactics and training; to encourage law enforcement and
civilian firearms owners to recognize and exploit issues of common
ground in our mutual effort to preserve a free and safe society.
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| First published in 1982, S.W.A.T.
Magazine was purchased in June 2001 by Group One Enterprises, Inc. |
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Publisher
Richard J. Lucibella
Editor
Denny Hansen
Production Director
Kathleen Allard
Art Director
Betty Wendt
Copy Editor
Dennis Bateman
Circulation Director
Richard Convertito
Finance Director
Louis J. Paffumi
Subscriptions
J. Masloe Freen
(800) 673-4595
Web Site Developer
ProDG cc
www.prodg.cc
Training Consultant
Rob Pincus
Law Enforcement Consultant
Brent Wheat
Tactical Consultant
Louis Awerbuck
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| Contributing Staff: |
| Ashley C. Emerson, Jeff Gonzales, Flint Hansen, Steve Malloy, Eitan Meyr, Eugene Nielsen, Patrick A. Rogers, Clint Smith, Richard W. Stevens, Leroy Thompson, Brent Wheat |
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For us, S.W.A.T. is more than a business enterprise
its
a calling. Our entire Staff consists of serious shooters, trainers and Law Enforcement
personnel. Not just our writers
all of us
from Publisher to Web Designer;
from Finance Staff to Copy Editor. Like you, were interested in what works
and
what doesnt.
We dedicate our efforts to providing timely, instructive
and honest news on the latest weapons, tactics and training. We consider this
information invaluable to readers like you...individuals who are interested in
substance vs. hype; practicality vs. novelty; and honesty in reporting vs. advertiser
infomercials.
Additionally, like you, we have a keen interest
in issues of Civil Liberties. Too often, those carrying the badge are portrayed
as being opposed to such interests. Too often, the differences between the cop
and the CCW holder are emphasized and the commonalities overlooked. At S.W.A.T.,
we recognize that these differences are simple fiction.
Honest dialog between the cop on the beat
and the man on the street is the best way to assure safety for our
law enforcement brothers and continued freedoms for our law abiding citizens.
These are not mutually exclusive goals, as the
brass and the politicians would have us believe. We will continue to promote
this position in our features, our columns and our editorials.
If the philosophy of S.W.A.T. appeals to you, we
encourage you to join our growing ranks of Subscribers, to provide us feedback
on our Magazine, and to tell your friends about us.
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For editorial submissions, press releases or questions,
contact the Editor at 3025 N. Valley View Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 or by
email at editor@ swatmagazine.com.
DISCLAIMER:
Certain products represented in this magazine may be subject to prohibitions,
restrictions or special licensing for sale, possession or interstate transport.
If this annoys you, Get Involved...support the Bill of Rights...all of them!
In the meantime, check with local and federal authorities regarding legality
of purchase, possession and transport.
The information described and portrayed in this
magazine is based upon personal experience of the author, under specific conditions
and circumstances. Due to time and space constraints, the entire author's experience
may not be reported or otherwise verified. Nothing in these pages should be construed
to substitute for a manufacturer's manual or for professional firearms training.
This magazine, its officers, agents and employees accept no responsibility for
any liability, injuries or damages arising from any person's attempt to rely
upon the information contained herein.
Responsible shooters always seek
formal training.
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