Wait what

@TemplarActual you have to be retarded to think its a good idea to flash your light at a mirror while 2ft away

Who said I thought that?

Blinding myself = killing adjusted vision for darker conditions with my tac light

It's why red lights are used in military conditions to maintain natural night vision

so it's counter intuitive with the training I was brainwashed with about "nO wHiTe LiGhT"

So I assume there is a proper way to use it

All of the weapons lights will kill your adjusted vision

If it's bright enough to be useful on a gun, it will kill your adjusted vision regardless if it's 200 lumens, 500, or 1000

Given So how do you best compensate for this disadvantage?

There has to be proper form to its use

cause if you leave it on, they will know you're coming down the hall from the light

if you flash it on and off, you can disorient yourself.

There has to be a proper form of use

technique

I mean you still need it to be on to identify things

So you just accept the drawbacks

shoot first, identify later

Just shoot everyone

Ez

You turn the light on and then go to town, if you can’t see in the dark after shining it they damn sure can’t see in the dark after having it shone in their eyeballs

Unless you’re fighting some kinda blind guy or whatever

This nigga dumb as fuck

thats why I just wear sunglasses at night 😎

Found this, lol: http://nwenforcement.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/New-low-light.pdf

I don’t like the switches on the TLRs

Some Holsters, mostly not Safariland, can make them activate on the draw

That being said the TLR7 is nice with a holster that works properly

@Snowback so you can keep track of the visions in your eyes?

@sick
Am not good army man am good grayon eater

that's just navy-army

Well soon to be good grayon eater

Look at my sock wall

so you're saying you're future united states marine?

oorah marine

tyfs

that's a tag.. just in case

Here's the big oof

Half the info in the booklet is wrong