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    • Law enforcement agencies have been equipping their officer's with body cameras. Now that it is becoming mandatory equipment, we have reconfigured the Heads Up Mic Clip to also accept a variety of body worn cameras. 
    • Just like the mic clip, the stand alone Heads Up Camera Clip will keep the camera securely in a central location.
    • It is vital that you have both your mic and camera secure and in the proper location, we have designed The Heads Up Combo-Clip that secures both pieces of equipment on one clip. 
    • The camera clip is offered in both 16ga steel and Kydex, the combo-clip is available in Kydex and both are secured in the same manner as the mic clip. 
    • We offer an online store in the private sector and we are also on the GSA schedule. 

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