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Originally Posted by trunkmonkey
In the thoughts of carrying in a suit and tie and all the news about mass shootings and IS(whatever) here on American soil I have a thought exercise in gear selection.
SCENARIO: You are a corporate security contractor tasked with providing immediate tactical response in the event of an onsite active shooter. The building you are currently working in is a 20 story office building and police response will be problematic due to city congestion. You are not allowed to look tactical as you are there incognito, supposedly there looking into making the office green. Your normal attire is a suit and tie, you must not stand there looking like a gorilla in a cheap suit that not only barely conceals the roid rage but a couple SMGs as well. You can have a rolling gear bag containing any tactical gear and weapons/optic combination you want. You can also get by with a briefcase and whatever you can fit inside.
You are limited to weaponry available for civilian purchase although SBRs and Suppressors are allowed. You will be shooting in close proximity running screaming people or personnel hiding behind their desks and cubicles. You must put on any gear over your existing clothing and you cannot have a bulletproof suit.
While you would almost certainly not be doing this alone all of the security team should be outfitted to use interchangeable magazines ie AR and Glock.
You have already coordinated with local police and have a radio which they will contact you on as soon as they are in range. you have link up procedures and the SWAT cops know you. Your task is to preserve the life of anyone on site.
Lets hear it, body armor, weapons, optics, ammo, holsters, and any necessary accessories or tools.
This may also serve as part of my wishlist for weapons gear and comms equipment so lets hear it.
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Does your office policy include armed regular employees with CCW permits in its strategy?