Handheld Flashlight Techniques: Adaptability Matters
Handheld-light techniques involve tradeoffs in mobility, control, identification, firearm support, and equipment compatibility. Learn several and practice transitioning safely.
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Handheld-light techniques involve tradeoffs in mobility, control, identification, firearm support, and equipment compatibility. Learn several and practice transitioning safely.
Jacketed hollow points balance sufficient penetration with controlled expansion, greater frontal resistance, and a more defined permanent wound path.
Doug Deaton, John Hearne, and Matt Landfair discuss common practices and misdirected efforts in law enforcement, with a focus on training, judgment, policy, and professional improvement.
The 5.7×28 cartridge offers low recoil, capacity, and accessibility advantages, but pistol performance should be judged by evidence rather than P90 mythology.
A handheld light gathers information without presenting a firearm. Learn how to plan and practice the transition to a weapon-mounted light when a threat develops.
Matt Landfair explains body-armor standards, including NIJ 0101.06 and 0101.07, armor ratings, testing, and practical factors in selection.
A brief demonstration of a handheld flashlight technique for maintaining useful illumination, safe firearm handling, and adaptability in low-light conditions.
Dave Agata, Doug Deaton, and Matt Landfair discuss facts, emotional appeal, media framing, public narratives, source evaluation, and contextual evidence.
Chad Albrecht, Jon Canipe, and Matt Landfair discuss armorer and gunsmith problems, ammunition issues, maintenance, diagnostics, and the surprises that appear at the workbench.
Dakota Adelphia, Tammy Bartels, Jamie Green, Edwina Parker, and Matt Landfair discuss considerations for teaching women who are new to shooting.