Dryfire with handheld light
This video emphasizes the importance of dry fire practice for home defense and concealed carry, particularly in low-light situations. It advocates for using a separate handheld flashlight instead of a weapon-mounted light for initial threat assessment, as weapon-mounted lights inherently point a loaded firearm. The instructor highlights the power of handheld lights like the Modlite and suggests practicing drawing and dry firing with both the handgun and flashlight in separate hands to improve proficiency and safety.













