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Why a Flashlight
- Goes Anywhere
- Use all the time
- 50% of our life is in Darkness
Choosing a Flashlight
- Solid (no Plastic)
- LED Bulb
- About $100
- Long Enough to stick out of both sides of your hand
- Small Enough to actually carry everyday
- Expense of Batteries or Rechargeable
- 150-200 Lumens
- Balance Between Brightness and Battery Life 1Hour Run Time
- Types I use
Use
- How to Hold
- Light and Move
- Use to Blind and Get away
- Hammer Fist Blow
- Pain Compliance/Kubaton
Announcements
- August 3, 2013 Beyond Concealed Carry in Albuquerque NM
- August 10, 2013 Rifle Fighting Dynamics in San Antonio, TX
- August 24, 2013 Pistol Fighting Dynamics in Dallas, TX
- September 14-15, 2013 Advanced Beyond Concealed Carry in San Antonio, TX
- October 5, 2013 Beyond Concealed Carry in Brownsville TX
- ShootersClubMembers.com Is the membership-training site that helps support this show. Members get extra audio and video content found nowhere else. The videos are all shooting how to about defending yourself with a gun. The audio has great interviews with giants in the self defense industry. All of it is stuff you will find only find here.
Stay Safe,
Ben
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Try streamlight, have one of the ProTac models and i truely enjoy their function and performence
That light looks pretty incredible. I’ll have to check out that stream light. Thanks.
I had no idea flashlights had gotten so powerful (bright.)
I work as a security guard (unarmed) we are not allowed to carry weapons.
I just bought a 200 lumen flashlight to carry at work. I was impressed with how bright it is.
I am about Bob’s age (Bob Maine) and I guess I had somehow missed this revolution in flashlight technology. Thanks for cluing me in.
Thanks Eddie. There has been quite the evaluation in all this stuff in the last couple years. It’s not easy to keep up.