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ExtraCarry Sponsors Threat Response's Defensive Tactics Camp for Third Consecutive Year
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ExtraCarry sponsors gear for Threat Response's Defensive Tactics Camp for the third year running, providing product for raffle prizes and event support.

BATTLE GROUND, Wash. - Washingtoner -- ExtraCarry, the patented pocket-carry magazine pouch trusted by everyday carriers, is proud to announce it has sponsored gear for Defensive Tactics Camp for the third year running, the annual training event hosted by Threat Response (formerly branded as LEAD Tactics), a veteran-owned crisis-response training company based in Warrenton, Virginia.

Led by Jake Edwards, a combat Marine and former school district security training specialist, Threat Response trains schools, churches, businesses, and hospitals across Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic using its LEAD method, Lock, Escape, Alert, Defend, a simple, options-based framework for responding to a crisis with confidence rather than freezing under pressure.

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ExtraCarry's logo appeared on the event's official sponsor board alongside brands including Aimpoint, Wells Blade Works, Emerson Knives, Condition 1, Ridgeside K9 Virginia, and Aerial Resupply Coffee. ExtraCarry pocket magazine pouches were also given away as raffle prizes at the event, giving attendees hands-on experience with the company's patented locking mechanism.

More information on Threat Response is available at threatresponsetraining.com.

About ExtraCarry

ExtraCarry is the patented pocket-carry magazine pouch designed for concealed carriers who want a secure, consistent, and discreet way to carry a spare magazine. Every ExtraCarry pouch uses a patented locking mechanism that anchors to the pocket seam, allowing a straight pull draw without relying on magnets or pocket snagging. Learn more at extracarry.com.

Contact ExtraCarry: https://www.extracarry.com/pages/contact-us

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