Should you increase your training budget to include the expense of night sights? Rob Pincus outlines the situations in which night sights can help a defensive shooter, then explains how night sights work. He demonstrates different low- and no-light scenarios, some of which night sights are useful for and others which can be resolved by using a flashlight.
Tags: Handgun Sights, Low-Light Shooting, Night Sights, Premium Videos, Rob Pincus
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