Training
Post Certified in Firearms, Defensive, Tactics, Driving, Speed Detection and Emergency Management ready to meet your Department needs.
IT Management
Manage, Update, and Maintain Computers, Networks and Laptops. All GCIC Compliant, available 24 hours a day.
Duty Ready Rifles
Duty Ready Rifles, come complete with optic, sights, suppressor, sling, weapon light, case and magazines. Ready to deploy at your Agency.
Software
LEMS software manages training, inventory, FTO reports, Sex Offenders and major HR functions designed for law enforcement.
News & Information
- Busting the Stigma: A Cop’s Guide to Buying a Suppressor
There’s still a stigma around purchasing a suppressor, but it’s time to set the record straight. Suppressors are legal, practical tools for law enforcement and civilians alike, reducing noise and enhancing safety. If you’re ready to take the plunge, here’s a no-nonsense guide to finding and buying the right suppressor (or “can”) for you. Step… Read more: Busting the Stigma: A Cop’s Guide to Buying a Suppressor - NFA and what is left
A sweeping reconciliation measure—nicknamed the “One Big Beautiful Bill”—has recently passed both chambers of Congress and is now awaiting the President’s signature. Packed with tax and budget changes, it also contains some of the most significant updates to the National Firearms Act (NFA) in nearly a century. What Actually Changed ✅ $200 NFA Tax Gone… Read more: NFA and what is left - Hyperion - LEMS answer to sex offender management
LEMS Hyperion allows Georgia Counties to enter and track Sex Offenders in their area as required by law. Agencies can enter Offenders manage photographs, tattoos, vehicles, work details and other investigative investigation. The best part of using Hyperion is once the data is entered it flows to your web page, community centers, the public and… Read more: Hyperion - LEMS answer to sex offender management - LEMS - Giveaway
In preparation for National Police Week LEMS will be giving away an epic every day carry package. To enter giveaway click here! - GSAC 2025 - Course of Fire
The Basic Law Enforcement Training Center has provided a new course of fire. As mentioned before the most notable takeaway is the removal of the 25 yard line and the redistribution of the 30 round course into other lines of fire. Students will still have to conduct the box drill from the seven yard line… Read more: GSAC 2025 - Course of Fire