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December 2001 Print Issue
Since the evil acts perpetrated against our country on September 11, Americans are justifiably more concerned about their safety than ever before. S.W.A.T. Magazine appreciates this fact and takes a close look at Homeland Security, S.W.A.T.-style, with Clint Smith’s article Team Tactics for Families. Cutting through the hype seen so often in the popular media, we also dispel some common myths with K. Dillon’s article Bodyguard: The True Story. To better understand the role of our allies in the fight against terrorism, Eitan Meyr writes about Germany’s Federal Border Guard. Need some good information on firearms and techniques? This issue has article on the Mossberg 500 20 gauge shotgun with an exhaustive field evaluation, we torture-test Para-Ordnance’s new LDA .45, long-range shooting with a Bushmaster Urban Sniper Rifle, and a look at Colt’s Detective Special. We have also included an article on what to look for and what to avoid when buying used firearms and much, much more.
Beginning with this, our December issue, S.W.A.T. takes on a new look going full color through the entire magazine. The first of several new columns, Enemy At The Gate, makes its debut in this issue with a history on the racist roots of gun control. Coming in February, will be a new column from noted expert Harry Humphries, and articles on protecting a nuclear site and chemical/biological warfare—all in a new, easier to read layout.
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