Videos tagged with Handheld Lights

This video discusses the pros and cons of weapon-mounted lights versus handheld lights for concealed carry. The speaker prefers handheld lights for their versatility and safety, demonstrating a tactical scenario where a powerful handheld light can disorient an attacker. He argues against mounted lights due to safety concerns about inadvertently pointing a firearm.

This video recaps the SureFire Low-Light Experience hosted by Gun Talk at Range Ready Studios. The training focused on marksmanship, light manipulation, and proper mechanics in a dark, high-stress environment. Participants utilized SureFire weaponlights and handheld lights. Featured individuals include Ryan Gresham (Gun Talk), Chris Cerino (Range Ready), Sean Curtis (Pew Pew Tactical), and Amanda Suffecool (Eye on Target Radio), who share their detailed recaps of the event. The description also provides various platforms where Gun Talk content can be accessed.

This video from SHOT Show 2024 highlights Modlite, a company renowned for its reliable, durable, and powerful handheld and weapon-mounted lights. The description teases the upcoming release of these features in a more compact form factor. The video is presented by Tap Rack Bang Training, which specializes in comprehensive and responsible civilian firearms training, including intensive CCW courses designed to mentally and physically prepare individuals for concealed carry. They encourage viewers to check out their training offerings and resources, including a partnership with USCCA.

This Gun Talk Radio episode features Andrew Wright of SureFire discussing the importance of weaponlights and introducing SureFire's new Turbo Series, known for its high candela output. The discussion covers various SureFire products, including suppressors, muzzle devices, and lights. The video also promotes Gun Talk Radio's broadcast schedule and digital platforms for more content.

Tessah Booth ranks her EDC items, prioritizing non-lethal tools like POM OC spray and high-candela handheld lights for threat identification. A compact medical kit, including a PHLster P.E.W., is deemed essential. The Glock 48 MOS is ranked last due to its bulk, despite its necessity for life-threatening scenarios.