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"I am the ONLY one here professional enough to use this surefire weapon mounted BAAANG!!......"
demigod "fact that you're blinded by muzzle smoke the second you fire the first shot"
I'd like to hear the story on how you are blinded by "muzzle smoke"
demigod "fact that you're blinded by muzzle smoke the second you fire the first shot"
I'd like to hear the story on how you are blinded by "muzzle smoke"
All the shooters noticed during the formal testing that the smoke from the discharge was very distracting when a flashlight was being employed. Although the smoke was invisible during the daylight shooting, trying to shine a light through it made it not only visible but annoying and a hindrance to accuracy. The effect was something like shining headlights through fog and got worse the brighter the flashlight was. Some experimentation revealed that the most effective technique to combat this effect was to shine the light, not on the target, but rather onto the ground in front of the target where the light scatter would illuminate the target.
So to activate the light you have to push the button on the side of the light at the front of the trigger guard. In the heat of the moment, with adrenalin pumping, it would be easy to use a little too much force and after hitting the switch have your finger slap the trigger! Study the picture carefully and you will see this also!the OPTIONAL grip switch was NOT installed [Emphasis added].