Rob Pincus explains the various flashlight options for different handguns and situations. A Personal Defense Network (PDN) original video.
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I bought a high lumen light for self defense and did not exactly know how to incorporate it into my self defense strategy, especially with a gun, so this video has been very useful.
I was surprised how blinding a 300 lumen light can be after inadvertently shining it in my own eyes. Definitely would slow someone down who looked at it.
I am not rained at all for this kind of thing ,but this advise goes against everything I have read or been told, as well as common sense. I want to light up my target and blind the target as much as possible.