go to www.candlepowerforums.com and see what they have to say.
I love flashlights, but would rather hold one in my hand than attach it to my weapon.
I love flashlights, but would rather hold one in my hand than attach it to my weapon.
Only if you manage to shine it in their face before they see you coming and even then they will be able to see where the light is coming from.Wrong, Unbreakable. You will blind him and you will be getting off the first shots. You don't have to leave the light on....are you even familiar with them?
Wrong, Unbreakable. You will blind him and you will be getting off the first shots. You don't have to leave the light on....are you even familiar with them?
However, if you don't have that capability, having a flashlight allows you to identify a person as threat or non-threat. For ethical as well as moral reasons, you need to make that identification.
I'm just wondering about Handheld Vs Weapon Mounted.
True, but that could be because of the relative newness of tactical lights. Not taking any sides as I really don't have one, just a possibility.Lots of lights on the guns of people who are in positions to shoot and be shot at... NOT a lot of injury or death, if any, attributed to shots at the light that I'm aware of. It is much to do about nothing, imo, but I'm willing to be swayed - link evidence( research, stories, etc) suggesting otherwise. - Thanks.
Now, that was cute. Seriously.<moderator hat on>
A little more light, a little less heat, please.
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