For me a weapon light is impractical. I am outside in daylight 98% of the time, I walk a lot and carry concealed. The additional bulge and weight is main reason not to use a light on my gun. I have a TLR 2 and I am not saying it is useless but it is just not my preference.TVGuy wrote:Please explain underlined area above. I carry my G19 with a rail mounted TLR-1 daily, there is nothing impractical about it.bmwrdr wrote:I have a decent illuminator but it is not mounted anywhere. In my opinion a gun mounted light is only practical on a gun designated for use at home only, not for carry. I agree with safety conscious minds and do not prefer a light on my gun but one readily available when I need it.
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The vast majority of violent crimes occur in the dark. I'd say it's very practical to carry with a light.
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- Thu Nov 12, 2015 1:05 pm
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Re: Lights for home defense
I have a decent illuminator but it is not mounted anywhere. In my opinion a gun mounted light is only practical on a gun designated for use at home only, not for carry. I agree with safety conscious minds and do not prefer a light on my gun but one readily available when I need it.
ThruNite® MINI TN30 --- Portable Compact Flooder
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00REF ... ge_o04_s00
ThruNite® MINI TN30 --- Portable Compact Flooder
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00REF ... ge_o04_s00