my Olight does not appear to drop off like that loosing 3/4 brightness would be noticeable.
Yeah, I thought that was absolutely IN-SANE!
I had actually planned on buying an Olight PL-3, but now I dunno.
my Olight does not appear to drop off like that loosing 3/4 brightness would be noticeable.
Yea i mean who knows i traded for mine may never use it. but i got one!!Yeah, I thought that was absolutely IN-SANE!
I had actually planned on buying an Olight PL-3, but now I dunno.
I agree. The only answer would be for someone to invent a "LIGHT GRENADE". Throw or roll one toward suspect area. First creating confusion, then shock and awe with explosion covering suspect in luminescent dust.I remember watching old 1950's FBI training films about flashlight and revolver technique.
It involves holding the light extended away from your body and bad guys shooting right at the light.
A light in your center mass is a target.
I agree. The only answer would be for someone to invent a "LIGHT GRENADE". Throw or roll one toward suspect area. First creating confusion, then shock and awe with explosion covering suspect in luminescent dust.
Considering you have a much higher chance of being in a shooting at night vs the day, I’d say for LE one is definitely needed. And then, don’t think just nighttime, what about a dark classroom, janitor closet or bathroom with someone at gunpoint?
Can some like @OK Corgi Rancher please explain to me why the Surefire is worth $300+, when Streamlights are half the price? I’ve owned many TLR models over the years, heck, have over a dozen right now. Never had ONE failure. So, I’m curious why the Surefire is so HYPED.
Any bets on how soon this will be posted in the classifieds?Ok...an update.
Well, I wound up selling the G21 (thanks Carl ) and bought a Glock 19X and attached a Streamlight TLR-7A in FDE to it. But so far, it's just been an HD gun for Mrs. GED. I still think it's a little too bulky for carry.
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