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SAVES CLUB®

The men and women of law enforcement are an inspiration to all those who value the principles of peace, order and justice. They place themselves in the line of fire for the greater good of all. The Saves Club is a group of individuals who, during the line of duty, experienced a life-threatening critical incident where their Safariland armor or gear contributed to saving their life. At Safariland our mission

is simple, saving lives of those officers. Each of our Saves become advocates for the law enforcement community; expressing the importance of wearing body armor, as well as other safety tips. In furthering that mission, the Safariland™ Saves Club® honors those whose lives have been saved by our products in the line of duty. Today there are more than 1,775 members of our Saves Club.

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SAFARILAND SAVES CLUB CHALLENGE COINThe Safariland Saves Club challenge coin represents the officers who put their lives on the line every day, the win-fight mentality they must maintain at all times, and our reverence to honoring the commitment and sacrifice made while wearing Safariland products.

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CONGRATULATIONS!You have just received one of the most modern, sophisticated and versatile tactical vests available in the market today from PROTECH Tactical®. This comprehensive owner’s manual provides you with the tools to help you understand how each component of your tactical vest works together to create a comprehensive individual protection system.

At PROTECH Tactical®, we eat, sleep, and breathe armor and we pursue our obsession to offer the equipment that will help keep you safe during any operation. Whether you’re ending a hostage standoff or breaching a door, we’re with you, offering the finest, most advanced protective gear available anywhere in the world. From vests, to plates, to helmets, shields and more, the name PROTECH Tactical® is your assurance you are protected by the best there is.

INITIAL VEST INSPECTION & ADJUSTMENT/ PROPER FIT REQUIREMENTS

It is imperative that you inspect and adjust your new tactical vest to ensure you not only have the correct fit, but also that your ballistic protection is situated on your body the way it needs to be.

Please take the time and follow the steps below to properly inspect, adjust, and fit your tactical vest.

Step 1 – Inspect Received ContentsReview the enclosed packing slip ensuring all components of the vest are accounted for – including optional accessories. Additionally, inspect the contents of the box to ensure all components are free of any manufacturer defects. Please check all packages for shipping damages and correct content upon immediate arrival of the product. All claims and damages incurred in shipping must be addressed within 48 hours of receipt. All other initial claims must be made to our company within five (5) business days.

Step 2 – Proper Orientation of Ballistic PanelsEnsure proper insertion of the carrier’s ballistic panels (including ballistic shoulders or side inserts – if applicable) by checking that the STRIKE FACE label is facing AWAY from the body. Continue to do the same for any optional accessories in which the ballistic panels are removable (yoke, collar, upper arm (bicep) and groin – if applicable)

Step 3 – Attach Optional AccessoriesAttach all optional accessories and equipment to the tactical vest

Step 4 – Shoulder Adjustment (If Applicable)First, loosen all straps. Don the vest. The front carrier scoop should be in line with clavicle notch just below the center of the neck. The back carrier scoop aligns comfortably slightly below where the base of the neck meets the shoulders. Adjust the shoulder straps (if applicable) as necessary to obtain this.

*NOTE – If a collar is detachable ensure the top of the collar is situated so the wearer is able to look up and back moving the head backward.

Step 5 – Internal Cummerbund AdjustmentSecure the internal cummerbund around the lower torso by pulling the elastic tight and adhering the hook and loop platforms together. If the vest includes an adjustable version, adjust as necessary to loosen or to tighten fit.

Step 6 – Outer Cummerbund Adjustment – Side ClosureFasten the outer cummerbund with moderate tension ensuring a recommended minimum of a two-inch, front to back overlap on each side of the vest.*NOTE – If the tactical vest features a side ballistic panel, ensure a recommended minimum two-inch overlap in the back and a three-inch overlap in the front.

DAVID NESHEIWAT • ANGEL PEREZ • WALTER BAIARDI • SCOTT MCDONALD • WILLIAM HOLLAND • DAVID CONAWAY • CHARLES BROWN • KATIE LAWSON • JOE LEEDS • MIKE HUDDLE • LANCE ORIGON • KEVIN BURKE • RICHARD SHEEHAN • GEORGE MAYERHOFER • TODD ENDL • TONY BALISTEREI • JIM PLENTY • CHAD LAURITSEN • BOB RICHARDSON • TOM SANKEY • VANN STREETY • TRACY JUND • JOHN JACOBSON • TY STONEKING • JUSTIN MORRIS • BRANDON DYSON • LOUIS ROCHA • KEITH ROACH • ROBERT ROGER • MICHAEL DAVIS • JACK JOHNSON • JERRY MILLAN • NICK GATTERMEYER • DUSTIN THOMAS • JOSH NAGLE • CHARLES GOLLOP • CARY YORK • ROBERT SALERNO • CHRIS YOUNG • SEAN HARRIS • RONNIE MCMULLEN • JASON ALLEN • JUSTIN CONLEY • JASON DUNN • BRITT SWEENEY • CAL BOWERS • AMANDA REIF • CODY DUNFEE • KYLE BARBEE • FILBERTO BARRERA

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USE & CARE GUIDE

FOR ADDITIONAL USE & CARE GUIDELINES VISIT: www.safariland.com

Your body armor should NEVER be cleaned as a complete armor protection system. Each system component should be cleaned separately.

CLEANING ARMOR PANELS 1. Remove the armor panels and/or hard armor plates from

the carrier.2. Gently wipe the armor panels with a damp sponge and

a mixture of cool water and mild laundry detergent or antimicrobial soap.

3. Wipe off excess soap with clean water and a damp sponge.4. Lay flat and wipe dry. DO NOT HANG OR LINE DRY. DO

NOT PLACE IN THE SUN.5. Ensure panels are completely dry before reinserting into

the carrier.a. Make sure the armor panels are reinserted properly with

the “Strike Face” side facing away from your body.b. Be sure to engage the shoulder suspension tabs which

secure the armor panel to the carrier garment. (If applicable)

DO NOT dry clean armor panels. DO NOT commercially launder armor panels. DO NOT expose armor panels to bleach (liquid or vapor).

CLEANING CARRIERS1. Remove all armor panels, hard armor plates, accessories,

pouches and ID patches before attempting to clean the vest.

2. Detach all fixed hook and loop fasteners separating the front and back carriers.

3. Use a soft, clean cloth/brush in a back-and-forth motion to remove dust, dirt and loose matter.

4. To treat tough spots on the vest’s exterior, use a soft brush with antimicrobial soap and water. Wipe off excess soap with a clean, damp cloth.

5. Place vest on a hanger and allow to air dry indoors. DO

NOT put in the dryer. 6. Make sure the carrier is completely dry before inserting

armor panels, trauma inserts and hard armor plates.a. Make sure the armor panels are reinserted properly

with the “Strike Face” side facing away from your body.b. Be sure to engage the shoulder suspension tabs which

secure the armor panel to the carrier garment. (If applicable)

DO NOT dry clean vest. DO NOT commercially launder vest. DO NOT expose vest to bleach (liquid or vapor).

CLEANING ACCESSORIES1. Remove any armor panel inserts that are not permanently

sewn in. 2. Use a soft, clean cloth/brush in a back-and-forth motion to

remove dust, dirt and loose matter.3. To treat tough spots, use a soft brush with antimicrobial

soap and water. 4. Wipe off excess soap with a clean, damp cloth.5. Lay the accessory on a flat surface and allow to air dry. 6. Make sure the accessory is completely dry before inserting

ballistic inserts.a. Make sure the armor panels are reinserted properly

with the “Strike Face” side facing away from your body.DO NOT dry clean accessories. DO NOT commercially launder accessories. DO NOT expose accessories to harsh chemicals such as bleach (liquid or vapor).

ADDITIONAL USE AND CARE WARNINGSAn officer’s body armor performs at its best when it is properly taken care of. Failure to properly maintain your vest in accordance with the use and care instructions will void the armor’s warranty. Below are some additional warnings you should note prior to the use of your armor.

FAILURE TO CLOSELY FOLLOW THESE USE & CARE INSTRUCTIONS WILL VOID ALL WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY BALLISTIC PERFORMANCE

WARRANTY, AND COULD LEAD TO SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

DO NOT ABUSE YOUR VEST! If this Vest is heavily worn (e.g., wrinkles or rolls in the ballistic panels open breaks in the outer carrier, heavy stains, worn threads, visible moisture, cracked seams, cover splits), regardless of its age, it shall be deemed to be abused and no longer subject to any warranties.

INSPECT YOUR VEST FREQUENTLY! Should the armor panel package (including without limitation any edge seal of an armor panel, where applicable) be broken, interrupted, cracked or damaged in any way, the Vest should immediately be taken to an authorized dealer for an inspection. Armor panels that are broken, interrupted, cracked or damaged may negatively impact the Vest’s ballistic performance and may need to be repaired or replaced!

STORE YOUR VEST CAREFULLY! The resistance and performance of armor panels can change with time and wear, especially when exposed to extreme environmental conditions. This Vest should not be stored in places where it is exposed to high temperatures and/or in combination with high humidity for long periods of time. Exposure to such extreme environmental conditions may negatively impact the Vest’s ballistic performance.

OTHER EXAMPLES OF IMPROPER USE: Replacing the armor panels with those from another manufacturer; placing Safariland’s armor panels into an unauthorized outer carrier; wearing the outer carrier without inserting the armor panels; or inserting the armor panels into the outer carrier in the wrong direction. Contact Safariland’s Customer Service Department if you have any questions about authorized configurations.

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NIJ-06 WARRANTY

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EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY FOR SAFARILAND® FLEXIBLE TACTICAL BODY ARMOR VESTS

Safariland (the “Company”) warrants that ballistic panel inserts (“Panels”) of its flexible tactical body armor vests (“Vests”) have been certified to comply with the National Institute of Justice’s (“NIJ”) Ballistic Resistance of Body Armor, NIJ Standard-0101.06 (July 2008), for the applicable NIJ threat level designated on each panel’s label. Accessory components (“Components”), which may include shoulder and side inserts, bicep, groin, yoke, throat, collar, chaps and other cut pieces provided in a tactical or concealable configuration, of Vests are manufactured from ballistic materials in configurations similar to the Panels, but are not certified nor tested against any NIJ Standard for ballistic protection.

For a period of sixty (60) months after the date of purchase, Safariland warrants its Vests to be free from defects in materials and workmanship. Panels shall comply with Safariland® VestCheck™ used armor testing protocol for NIJ-06 ballistic performance (as set forth on www.safariland.com/bodyarmor). Components are sold “as is” without any warranties for ballistic protection. Vest panels and components should not be worn or used after the expiration of this warranty period (i.e., “useful life” period).

For a period of twelve (12) months after the date of purchase, Safariland warrants the outer carriers of its Vests to be free from defects in materials and workmanship.

Vests shall be always worn in accordance with Safariland Use & Care instructions contained in the applicable User Manual included with each Vest. The above warranties do not apply to any Vest that has been subjected to misuse, abuse, accident, neglect, unauthorized alteration, breakage, interruption, damage, improper storage or handling, or unauthorized repair or service.

The above warranties are the sole and exclusive warranties made by Safariland with respect to its Vests. They shall not be enlarged by any representations, descriptions, course of dealing, trade usage, technical advice, service, samples, models, or otherwise, nor shall they be altered or expanded by any acts, statements, or agreements of any dealer, employee, or agent of Safariland (other than by a duly authorized officer of Safariland).

SAFARILAND MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY; INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR MERCHANTABILITY.

In the event that Safariland determines that a Vest (or component) is defective during an applicable warranty period, Safariland agrees to (at its election) replace, repair, or issue a pro-rated purchase price credit for such product. All returns shall be made to Safariland’s factory and must include

(1) proof of issue/purchase, and (2) documentation specifying the claimed defect and all relevant supporting information. A Return Authorization Number (RA) must be obtained from Safariland prior to returning the product.

IN NO EVENT SHALL SAFARILAND BE LIABLE FOR ANY PUNITIVE, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, ANTICIPATED OR LOST PROFITS, INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, LOSS OF TIME, OR OTHER INDIRECT LOSSES OR EXPENSES THAT ARISE FROM ANY CAUSE RELATING TO ITS VESTS, REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF THE ACTION, WHETHER IN TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE, AND REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE COMPANY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY CONTRARY PROVISION, IN NO EVENT SHALL THE TOTAL LIABILITY OF SAFARILAND (TOGETHER WITH THE LIABILITY OF ITS OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, AND AGENTS) EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE ACTUALLY PAID FOR THE VEST THAT GIVES RISE TO SUCH LIABILITY. The foregoing disclaimers are subject to any applicable laws that regulate product warranties.

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TACTICAL SOFT ARMOR ACCESSORIES

1. Ballistic Yoke: Provides added protection in the shoulder/neck and throat area and features quick, secure hook and loop attachments.

2. Ballistic Collar/Throat: Provides added protection in the throat and neck area and features quick, secure hook and loop attachments.

3. Ballistic Upper Arms (Biceps) : Provides added protection in the upper arm area and features quick, secure hook and loop attachments.

4. Enhanced Ballistic Groin: Provides added protection in the groin and femoral artery areas and features quick, secure hook and loop attachments.

5. Ballistic Chaps: Provides added protection in the thigh area and features quick secure buckles and a modular webbing platform for additional customization.

6. Spacer-Mesh™ Padding System: Attaches to the internal portion of the carrier to provide greater airflow and cushioning to the chest, back and shoulder areas while reducing load carrying fatigue.

7. A-PEC Side Chest Protective Inserts: Provides added protection in the pectoral area for both male and female officers and features quick, secure hook and loop attachments.

8. Tactical Pouches : Ammunition/Magazine, Less Lethal, and Utility/Miscellaneous Pouches made of 1000-denier Cordura® resist abrasion while providing an external modular webbing platform for stacking and mounting essential gear.

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TACTICAL ARMOR PLATESPROTECH Tactical offers the largest variety of NIJ-06 certified single- and multi-curve Type III and Type IV rifle plates to upgrade your protection.

BALLISTIC HELMETSThe lightweight, high performance protection of PROTECH Tactical Helmets set the industry standard for ergonomic comfort and superb ballistic performance. Our broad product range allows you to choose the helmet that is precisely right for you.

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BALLISTIC SHIELDSNobody does ballistic shields like PROTECH Tactical does ballistic shields. Our NIJ Type IIIA, III and IV offerings are the culmination of more than 30 years of experience and come in a wide range of sizes and configurations.

IMPAC™ SPECIAL THREAT PLATESPROTECH’s IMPAC family of special threat plates provide added protection in a law enforcement and corrections environment. Each plate is independently tested and should always be used in conjunction with an NIJ-approved soft body armor vest.

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IT’S THE INSIDE THAT COUNTS

HONEYWELL – A RECOGNIZED LEADER IN SHIELD TECHNOLOGY

Honeywell is a world leader in high performance ballistic materials for personal armor. Honeywell Spectra Shield® and Gold Shield® materials provide lightweight bullet resistance in personal armor including concealable and tactical vests, breastplates, helmets, and ballistic hand shields as well as in armor for vehicles, boats, and aircraft.Honeywell’s core technology, Spectra® fiber, is made from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene using a patented gel-spinning process. Pound for pound, it is 15 times stronger than steel and is one of the world’s strongest and lightest fibers. Spectra fiber has been saving lives in law enforcement and military applications for more than 20 years.

Honeywell uses the superior properties of Spectra fiber in its Spectra Shield ballistic materials. Additionally, Honeywell developed Gold Shield ballistic materials based on aramid fibers to expand its exceptional shield technology construction to other high performance fibers creating a broad product portfolio to the armor industry.

Safariland products are specially designed to optimize the properties of Honeywell Spectra Shield and Gold Shield materials resulting in maximum protection, comfort and flexibility. Emerging threats, protection requirements and

specifications evolve continuously. Together, Honeywell and Safariland work closely to develop products that are lighter, offer better protection and meet rigorous requirements including the Ballistic Resistance of Body Armor National Institute of Justice Standard-0101.06. Honeywell Spectra Shield and Gold Shield materials are used in Safariland products to provide unparalleled protection for law enforcement officers and military personnel around the world.

DUPONT IS A PROUD TO PARTNER WITH SAFARILAND

Dupont is helping provide new and innovative body armor solutions to the law enforcement and military community. From bullet-resistant fibers to chemical/biological protection, DuPont has been helping protect soldiers and law enforcement professionals around the world for three decades from threats such as bullets, knives and explosives.

DuPont and Safariland have been able to collaborate to continue the legacy of comfortable, reliable Second Chance armor vests with a Kevlar solution for the law enforcement community that is thin, flexible and provides enhanced ballistic performance. Kevlar brand fiber is five times stronger than steel on an equal weight basis, yet at the same time enable body armor to be

lightweight, flexible and comfortable. Together, we are helping to protect the lives of those who protect us.

BARRDAY IS AN ADVANCED MATERIAL SOLUTIONS COMPANY

Barrday’s product lines encompass applications for the composites, energy and protective markets. It’s growth strategies are based on developing technologies advanced solutions for our customers, including fiber reinforcements, prepregs and laminates, coating adhesives and core materials.

Barrday is the Complete Source for your Advanced Material Solutions.

Barrday is honored to partner with Safariland’s Technical and Commercial team, to provide the very best protective materials to our men and women in the United States, and around the world.

GORE-TEX - AN INDUSTRY LEADER IN PROTECTIVE FABRICS

For over 30 years, W. L. Gore & Associates has been

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an industry leader in protective fabrics. Gore has now partnered with Safariland, North America’s largest law enforcement body armor manufacturer, who has produced a certified NIJ 0101.06 vest with a patented GORE-TEX® fabric cover that delivers unparalleled breathable comfort for improved wearability. Remember, only vests that are worn can help save lives!

W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. has an extensive track record of creating innovative products that set new standards in their markets. Even in the most challenging applications or environments, every Gore product comes with a solid commitment to performance and reliability. For more information on our complete line of protective fabrics, visit us at www.GoreProtectiveFabrics.com

DYNEEMA®, THE WORLD’S STRONGEST FIBER™

DSM Dyneema and Safariland collaborate closely together to design light weight armor solutions for protecting the lives of our law enforcement officers. DSM Dyneema has stringent quality control procedures, advance research & development teams and state of the art manufacturing facilities to deliver the best in class products with our partners. DSM Dyneema is proud to be, “With You

When It Matters”.Invented by DSM and manufactured in Greenville, NC,

Dyneema® is a super-strong fiber based on ultra high molecular weight polyethylene. Dyneema® is super strong yet light: It is up to 15 times stronger than quality steelDyneema® is extremely durable: Meets NIJ06 strictest test requirementsDyneema® floats: Great for floatation vests. Vests made with Dyneema® Soft Ballistics (SB) offer:Extremely lightweight designsExcellent Multi-hit performance Excellent Angle shot performance Greater Area of Ballistic Protection - Edge shot performance Low Back face deformation Durability

TEIJIN ARAMID IS PROUD TO PARTNER WITH SAFARILAND in the production of life saving equipment for the law enforcement and military industries. Teijin Aramid is a worldwide leader in the production of advanced materials used in the area of ballistic protection including the para

aramid yarn Twaron. Twaron’s microfilament technology provides greater comfort and flexibility along with superior ballistic performance.

Teijin Aramid views Safariland as an ideal partner suited to utilize our technology due to our companies shared values of innovation, quality, and commitment to excellence. We are proud to due our part in helping protect the men and women who work at protecting us, and feel confident that every Safariland product made with Twaron yarn will perform to it’s maximum potential.

Teijin Aramid continues to invest substantial amounts of time and money into new products and technologies aimed at increasing the performance levels of our products. We will continue to rely on companies like Safariland to maximize the effectiveness of our new products to provide the best possible protection.

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SAFARILAND TRAINING GROUPWith a focus on instructor training, the Safariland Training Group offers a full spectrum of law enforcement training classes to fit the needs of any law enforcement agency. What sets us apart is our team of highly experienced instructors, who are current or former law enforcement, who bring real-world experience and expertise. We’ve trained thousands of officers, military and security personnel in courses ranging from less lethal and baton training to patrol and tactical training.

FEATURED TACTICAL COURSESWall Banger™ Instructor CourseThis course covers everything from storage to maintenance and planning to deployment of the WallBanger system. The WallBanger system is a unique “3-in-1” tactical deployment and dynamic entry tool. With an emphasis on safety, students will learn to utilize breaching equipment such as the WallBanger. The WallBanger will also be used in the following scenarios:

• Break & Rake - In preparation for it’s use as a Bang pole, students will use the WallBanger system to break and rake a 2nd story window.

• Bang Pole - Using the WallBanger, students will arm and deploy 1-2 flashbangs through a 2nd story window

• Door Breaching - Using the over-pressure from a Defense Technology 7001CI charge, students will use the WallBanger system to breach locking devices of typical residential and commercial doors. Upon completion of the course, students will be prepared to provide in-service training to their agency.

Tactical Shield Instructor Program• Gain instructor-level training in the use of ballistic

shields

• Reduce liability to your agency by demonstrating your agency has qualified instructor-level training

• Better protect yourself by learning all facets of the use of a ballistic shield

Tactical Breaching Instructor Program• Use breachers during drive-bys and include them in

the planning process and target analysis • Train snipers in what information to relay to breachers • Train informants in what to look for as far as entry

points

Covert Search• Learn how to never compromise safety in your

decision making by enhancing your abilities to read various situations.

• Discover how to look for all available resources through the techniques taught by Safariland Training Group professionals.

• Better prepare yourself with new approaches to objectives, entries and deployment tactics that you learn are the most unexpected by the suspect.

Other tactical courses offered by Safariland Training Group include:High Risk Warrant service, Startle Response to an Ambush, Active Shooter, Armed Intruder, Crowd Management and Mobile Field Force and a four day ICP in Distraction Devices, Chemical Munitions, OC Aerosol and Specialty Impact munitions.

Visit us at: www.safariland.com/training for class offerings in your area or call 1.800.733.3832 to talk to a Training Group representative.

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CONTACT USSafariland is committed to providing the highest level of service. We welcome your questions, comments, suggestions or concerns. If you need assistance, call our Customer Care department using one of the phone numbers below.

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