Yes some law enforcement might if they don’t have the right equipment or their light is malfunctioning. It’s not practical in a good situation.

I like the classical arm straight out to the side, shooting perpendicular to your feet stance. You lockout the shoulder such that it's the optimal position to steady and lock your arm

Going to the arcade today to see if my high score is still intact 😅

I think some people are missing the point of the flashlight.

The flashlight in this position is also acting as a visual blinding device.
Both for concealing the body and blinding the perceived threat.

e2- As well as giving a clearer line of sight to distinguish threats.
But if you mount the flashlight, it's only pointing where the firearm is point.

The advantage of holding the flashlight is you can drop it, move it, etc

e-
This is in a well lit room,
imagine a dark area,
it would swamp out your vision entirely.



This post was edited by Mondain on Nov 23 2024 03:38pm

Replace the flashlight with a banana and you may be on to something.

Basement confirmed.

I’d be afraid

Wheres your sigs and stuff D:


Yikes

This post was edited by A22 on Nov 23 2024 05:49pm

Gun safety and technique is a big thing in my life.

Remember the IRS training video where the guy was holding his pistol a couple inches from his eye? Classic.

You sure it was the IRS?

Their vests said IRS on them, so I guess. I was wrong though about holding it close to his face but it was basically just as bad.