About Us

Sales Manager - Oklahoma

Sam Hamilton

Sam has 41 years of Fire/Law Enforcement experience. He is a former Chief Petty Officer in the United States Military. He recently retired as a Major from the Wabaunsee County Sheriff’s Office. He enjoys spending time with his three Dalmations and a Shepherd.

Sales Manager - Kansas

Chris Farris

Chris has been a certified Law Enforcement Officer for thirty-five years, 24 of which were spent as a K-9 Handler. Chris has handled four dual-purpose K-9’s in his career, working both highway and local criminal interdiction. While working as a K-9 handler, Chris had numerous seizures and arrests to include over $1,000,000 in U.S. Currency and 220 Kilos of Cocaine valued at $40,000,000 on one K-9 deployment alone. Chris has located a large number of hidden compartments that were constructed to conceal drugs and drug proceeds. Chris began his career at Godfrey’s Tactical in 2020 and services departments West of I35.

Sales Manager - Kansas

Greg Harkrader

Greg began his career in 1995 as a Reserve Sheriff’s Officer before becoming a full-time deputy. He graduated the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center in 1997. Moving to the Kansas Highway Patrol in 1999, he was a member of KHP Class #33. After graduating from the KHP Training Academy in Salina, he was assigned patrol duties in KHP Troop F Sedgwick County as a State Trooper. He was promoted to LT in 2005 and transferred to KHP Troop C Manhattan, where he oversaw field operations for Riley, Geary, and Dickinson counties. He served as an agency incident commander during KSU football game days and visits by President’s Bush Sr. and Clinton. In 2019, he transferred to serve as the Troop C Administrative LT in Salina. Here he was responsible for the administrative operations for 17 counties. Greg was a member of the KHP’s Special Response Team for 22 years and served as a crisis negotiator. In 2019, Greg became the Team Leader for KHP’s crisis negotiator unit, serving in that position until he retired on January 1st, 2023. He received a KOCH crime commission award, multiple KHP commander commendations, adjunct instructor at KLETC, KHPTA, FBI, and was a board member and President of the Kansas Association of Hostage Negotiators during his 28 year career.